The bill proposes an appropriation for the Department of Energy and Environment - Division of Environmental Quality for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, establishing a total of 64 employees for the Department and 348 for the Division, along with their respective salary grades. It allocates a total of $7,804,181 for the Department and $16,834,512 for the Division, covering personal services and operational expenses across various programs. Notable appropriations include $400,000 for land reclamation contracts and $5,700,000 for abandoned mine reclamation contractual services, ensuring the Department has the necessary resources to operate effectively.

Additionally, the bill specifies funding for several key programs, including $22,102,593 for the Petroleum Storage Tank Trust Fund Program and $1,500,000 for the Regulated Storage Tank Program. Significant new provisions include the establishment of maximum employee numbers for roles such as a Hearing Officer and Legal Services Specialist, as well as funding mechanisms for programs like the Used Tire Recycling and Accountability Program, which is allocated $10,788,000. The bill also includes special language regarding fund transfers and expenditure restrictions to ensure compliance with state laws, along with an emergency clause for the act's effectiveness starting July 1, 2025.