The bill HB124 is an appropriation act for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2024, which allocates funds for the operations of Alabama's executive, legislative, and judicial agencies, as well as for various government functions, debt service, and capital outlay. It establishes specific funding amounts for state agencies, including the Legislative Branch, Judicial Branch, and various programs within the Unified Judicial System, while mandating semi-annual reporting on fund expenditures. Key insertions in the bill include the establishment of new funding sources such as the Center for Risk and Insurance Research Fund, Fire Marshal's Fund, and the Strengthen Alabama Homes Fund, among others. The bill also emphasizes transparency and accountability by requiring detailed reporting on the usage of appropriated funds and the management of various programs.

Significant deletions from current law include the removal of outdated funding sources and specific language related to fund management, ensuring that the appropriations align with updated legal frameworks. The bill also introduces new provisions for various health and public service programs, including funding for disease surveillance, rural hospital support, and mental health initiatives. Additionally, it outlines appropriations for community development, tourism, and transportation projects, reflecting a comprehensive approach to funding essential state services while ensuring compliance with existing budget management laws. Overall, HB124 aims to provide a structured financial framework for Alabama's operations, enhancing regulatory and operational capabilities across multiple sectors.

Statutes affected:
Introduced: 41-19-1, 41-19-12
Engrossed: 41-19-1, 41-19-12
Enrolled: 41-19-1, 41-19-12