capital outlay; appropriations; 2026-2027.
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Overview
This bill allocates capital outlay appropriations for the 2026-2027 fiscal year to various state departments and agencies, primarily focusing on transportation projects. It includes funding for highway construction, bridge repairs, facility upgrades, and improvements to intersections and roadways across Arizona. The bill also addresses capital improvements for state agencies beyond transportation, including corrections, veterans' services, and parks.
Key provisions
- Provides funding for highway construction projects, including repaving, overpass construction, and intersection improvements across multiple counties.
- Allocates funds for capital improvements to the Department of Corrections, including replacing fire suppression systems and renovating facilities.
- Authorizes appropriations for the Arizona Department of Veterans’ Services to construct a new veterans’ home facility.
- Includes funding for the Arizona Game and Fish Department for dam and hatchery maintenance.
- Provides capital for Arizona State Parks Board for park improvements.
- Allocates funds for the Department of Transportation for various projects, including materials labs and vehicle fueling facilities.
- Addresses debt service payments for highway construction bonds.
- Includes supplemental appropriations for specific projects and agencies, adjusting previously allocated funds.
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