The proposed bill, S.B. 1737, seeks to update current statutes regarding capital outlay appropriations for fiscal year 2026 by introducing new provisions that allocate specific amounts for various state agencies, including the Arizona Department of Administration and the Arizona Department of Corrections, for major maintenance and capital projects. It also requires the Arizona Department of Administration (ADOA) to allocate funds for building renewal and prohibits the Arizona Department of Corrections from using FY 2026 appropriations for personal services or overhead expenses. The bill removes previous language that allowed broader spending of these funds, thereby tightening restrictions on their use. Additionally, the bill introduces requirements for the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) to confirm matching funds before proceeding with specific projects and mandates the submission of intergovernmental agreements by a set deadline. It also removes previous appropriations for certain projects while expanding the use of funds for the Town of Patagonia. The bill appropriates a total of $458,770,000 for highway construction and related expenses, exempting this amount from review by the Joint Committee on Capital Review (JCCR). Overall, S.B. 1737 aims to enhance infrastructure funding while ensuring accountability and effective management of state resources.