The bill proposes supplemental appropriations totaling $524,276,588 from the Education Trust Fund for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2025, aimed at various educational and community initiatives across Alabama. Key allocations include $28 million for Local Boards of Education, $136 million for one-time expenses within the Department of Education, and significant funding for higher education institutions, such as $54 million for the University of Alabama System and $26 million for Auburn University. Additional appropriations include $5 million for the Department of Workforce, $4.1 million for the Educational Television Commission, and $5.38 million for the Council on the Arts. The bill also earmarks funds for specific programs, including $16 million for broadband infrastructure in rural areas and $30 million for the Summer and Afterschool Program. Furthermore, the bill SB113 outlines over $200 million in appropriations for various educational, infrastructure, and community projects, including funding for training centers and public health initiatives. It introduces new legal language, specifically the term "Enrolled," at the beginning of the act, and includes provisions for enhanced transparency in government contracts and mandates regular audits of public funds. The bill deletes previous exemptions for certain contracts from public disclosure, thereby broadening transparency and accountability in government dealings. Overall, SB113 aims to improve public trust in government operations and ensure responsible management of taxpayer resources.