This bill focuses on appropriations for community-based recovery centers and various state departments for fiscal year 2026. It allocates $1,350,000 from the Idaho Millennium Income Fund to support eligible community-based recovery centers, which are defined as not-for-profit organizations providing support services to Idahoans at little or no cost. The bill outlines the criteria for these centers, including operational hours and types of services offered, and mandates oversight by the Department of Health and Welfare. The department is tasked with distributing funds, compiling reports from the centers, and ensuring compliance with the law. Additionally, the bill provides for the establishment of new recovery centers if existing ones are not operational and includes appropriations for the Idaho State Police, the State Department of Education, and the Department of Juvenile Corrections.

Furthermore, the bill includes provisions for after-school programs focused on substance use prevention, reappropriation authority for the Department of Juvenile Corrections, and guidelines for youth assessment centers. It emphasizes the need for sustainability plans for these centers and mandates reporting on the effectiveness of the funded programs. Notably, the bill reduces the appropriation for Idaho Public Television by $50,000 while also providing additional funding for various state programs. The bill declares an emergency, making certain sections effective immediately upon passage, while others will take effect on July 1, 2025.