SB 788
Supplemental appropriation to Department of Human Services
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Bill overview
Senate Bill 788 proposes to use remaining federal funds to supplement the Department of Human Services’ budget for fiscal year 2025. Specifically, it increases existing appropriations within Fund 8722, organization 0511. The Governor has identified these federal funds as available for use, and the bill outlines specific increases to various spending items. This supplemental appropriation aims to provide additional resources to the Department of Human Services.
Key provisions
- Increases existing appropriations within Fund 8722, organization 0511.
- Utilizes remaining unappropriated federal funds for fiscal year 2025.
- Specifically increases Current Expenses by $13,000.
- Increases CHIP Administrative Costs by $677,086.
- Increases CHIP Services by $4,455,143.
Who is affected
- Department of Human Services
- West Virginia Residents (through CHIP programs)
Notable changes
- Increases funding for the Department of Human Services' budget.
- Utilizes a supplemental appropriation process.
Fiscal impact
The bill increases the Department of Human Services’ appropriation by $13,000, $677,086, and $4,455,143, respectively, utilizing unappropriated federal funds.
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Primary sponsor
Smith (Mr. President)
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