The bill is an interim appropriations act that allocates funding for various state departments and agencies, as well as the legislative and judicial branches, for the period of October 1, 2025, to October 8, 2025. It ensures the continuous operation of state government during this brief period, particularly if full appropriations for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2026, are not enacted by the deadline. The gross appropriation amounts to $1,568,557,600, with an adjusted gross appropriation of $1,541,926,700. The bill also outlines specific responsibilities for the Department of Attorney General, the Department of Civil Rights, and the Department of Corrections, including legal services, additional funding for training, and a reimbursement program for counties housing felons.

Additionally, the bill establishes a county jail reimbursement program administered by the Department of Corrections, with specific reimbursement rates based on the severity of the crime. It includes provisions for various departments, such as the Department of Health and Human Services, which will implement copayments for Medicaid recipients and pursue federal reimbursements. The bill also allows the Department of Insurance and Financial Services to collect funds related to conservatorships and permits the Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity to charge fees for events. Overall, the bill aims to enhance funding and support for correctional, educational, environmental, and health services within the state while ensuring operational efficiency across state departments.