Maryland 2025 Regular Session

Maryland House Bill HB597 Compare Versions

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77 HOUSE BILL 597
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1010 By: Delegate D. Jones
1111 Introduced and read first time: January 23, 2025
1212 Assigned to: Appropriations
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1414 A BILL ENTITLED
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1616 AN ACT concerning 1
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1818 Public Libraries – State Library Resource Center – Funding 2
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2020 FOR the purpose of altering the calculation of certain funding for the State Library 3
2121 Resource Center for certain fiscal years; and generally relating to the State Library 4
2222 Resource Center. 5
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2424 BY repealing and reenacting, without amendments, 6
2525 Article – Education 7
2626 Section 23–201 8
2727 Annotated Code of Maryland 9
2828 (2022 Replacement Volume and 2024 Supplement) 10
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3030 BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments, 11
3131 Article – Education 12
3232 Section 23–205(c) and (d) 13
3333 Annotated Code of Maryland 14
3434 (2022 Replacement Volume and 2024 Supplement) 15
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3636 SECTION 1. BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF MARYLAND, 16
3737 That the Laws of Maryland read as follows: 17
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3939 Article – Education 18
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4141 23–201. 19
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4343 (a) The Central Library of the Enoch Pratt Free Library System is the State 20
4444 Library Resource Center. 21
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4646 (b) The State Library Resource Center shall provide and expand access to 22
4747 specialized library materials and services that are necessary for coordinated, efficient, and 23
4848 economical library services in this State. 24 2 HOUSE BILL 597
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5252 23–205. 1
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5454 (c) (1) Subject to subsection (g) of this section, each year each participating 2
5555 regional resource center shall receive a minimum amount of funding for each resident of 3
5656 the area served, to be used for operating and capital expenses. 4
5757
5858 (2) The allocation shall be calculated as follows: 5
5959
6060 (i) [For each of fiscal years 2011 through 2015... $6.75 per each 6
6161 resident of the area served; 7
6262
6363 (ii) For fiscal year 2016............................................ $6.95 per each 8
6464 resident of the area served; 9
6565
6666 (iii) For fiscal year 2017............................................ $7.15 per each 10
6767 resident of the area served; 11
6868
6969 (iv) For fiscal year 2018............................................ $7.55 per each 12
7070 resident of the area served; 13
7171
7272 (v) For fiscal year 2019............................................ $7.95 per each 14
7373 resident of the area served; 15
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7575 (vi)] For fiscal year 2020............................................ $8.35 per each 16
7676 resident of the area served; 17
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7878 [(vii)] (II) For fiscal year 2021.................................. $8.55 per each 18
7979 resident of the area served; 19
8080
8181 [(viii)] (III) For fiscal year 2022....................................$8.75 per each 20
8282 resident of the area served; 21
8383
8484 [(ix)] (IV) For fiscal year 2023................................... $9.19 per each 22
8585 resident of the area served; 23
8686
8787 [(x)] (V) For fiscal year 2024....................................... $9.39 per each 24
8888 resident of the area served; 25
8989
9090 [(xi)] (VI) For fiscal year 2025....................................... $9.59 per each 26
9191 resident of the area served; 27
9292
9393 [(xii)] (VII) For fiscal year 2026........................................$9.79 per each 28
9494 resident of the area served; and 29
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9898 [(xiii)] (VIII) For fiscal year 2027 a nd each fiscal year 1
9999 thereafter............................................................................................................ $9.99 per each 2
100100 resident of the area served. 3
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102102 (d) (1) Subject to subsection (g) of this section, each year the State Library 4
103103 Resource Center shall receive a minimum amount of funding for each State resident in the 5
104104 previous fiscal year, to be used for operating and capital expenses. 6
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106106 (2) The allocation shall be calculated as follows: 7
107107
108108 (i) [For each of fiscal years 20 10 through 8
109109 2016.....................................................................................................$1.67 per State resident; 9
110110
111111 (ii) For fiscal year 2017 ................................ $1.69 per State resident; 10
112112
113113 (iii) For fiscal year 2018 ................................ $1.73 per State resident; 11
114114
115115 (iv) For fiscal year 2019 ................................ $1.77 per State resident; 12
116116
117117 (v) For fiscal year 2020 ................................ $1.81 per State resident; 13
118118
119119 (vi) For fiscal year 2021 ................................ $1.85 per State resident; 14
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121121 (vii) For fiscal year 2022 ................................ $1.89 per State resident; 15
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123123 (viii) For fiscal year 2023 ................................ $1.93 per State resident; 16
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125125 (ix)] For fiscal year 2024 …………..................$1.97 per State resident; 17
126126 [and 18
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128128 (x)] (II) For fiscal [year 2025 and each fiscal year thereafter] 19
129129 YEARS 2025 AND 2026.....................................................................$2.07 per State resident; 20
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131131 (III) FOR FISCAL YEAR 2027 ..... …..$2.15 PER STATE RESIDENT ; 21
132132
133133 (IV) FOR FISCAL YEAR 2028 ........... $2.24 PER STATE RESIDENT ; 22
134134
135135 (V) FOR FISCAL YEAR 2029 ........... $2.33 PER STATE RESIDENT ; 23
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137137 (VI) FOR FISCAL YEAR 2030 ………$2.42 PER STATE RESIDENT; 24
138138 AND 25
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140140 (VII) FOR FISCAL YEAR 2031 AND EACH FISCAL YEAR 26
141141 THEREAFTER ………………… ........................................... $2.52 PER STATE RESIDENT . 27
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145145 SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act shall take effect July 1
146146 1, 2025. 2
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