The bill appropriates funds for the fiscal year 2025-2026 to various departments within the Iowa justice system, including the Department of Justice, which receives $10,539,176. This allocation includes $5,016,708 for victim assistance grants, $2,634,601 for legal services for individuals in poverty, and $202,060 for enhancing cybersecurity and technology infrastructure. Additionally, the bill mandates the Department of Justice to maintain records of time spent representing other agencies and to report on funding sources outside the general fund.

The bill also outlines significant appropriations for the Department of Corrections, exceeding $300 million for the operation of correctional facilities, and emphasizes the continuation of drug courts and inmate labor for community service. It includes provisions for educational programs, mental health treatment, and the development of an offender management data system. Furthermore, it allows for the reallocation of funds within the Department of Corrections without eliminating programs and mandates reports on electronic monitoring and private-sector employment of offenders. The bill encourages state agencies to procure products from Iowa state industries and includes appropriations from specialized funds for various departments, allowing certain agencies to temporarily exceed appropriated amounts under specific conditions.