The bill HB186 Enrolled appropriates funds for the ordinary expenses of Alabama's executive, legislative, and judicial agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2026. It establishes new definitions for terms related to appropriations and specifies that all appropriations will be made at the program level, ensuring targeted funding for various state agencies, including the Unified Judicial System, Department of Corrections, and Department of Revenue. Notable insertions include the establishment of new funds and programs, such as the "Professional and Occupational Licensing and Regulation Program," "Victim Notification Fund," and "Substance Abuse Prevention Services Fund," among others. The bill also mandates various reporting requirements to enhance accountability and transparency in the use of state funds.

Additionally, the bill includes provisions for the allocation of funds to support community initiatives, public health programs, and law enforcement services, with a total funding allocation of approximately $2.89 billion. It emphasizes the importance of compliance with existing laws and mandates that agencies report on their expenditures and the effectiveness of funded programs. The bill also includes deletions from current law, streamlining funding processes and ensuring that appropriations align with current needs and priorities. Overall, HB186 aims to enhance the operational efficiency of state agencies while providing essential services to the citizens of Alabama.

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