The bill proposes a comprehensive budget for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2025, with a total gross appropriation of $705,727,900, which adjusts to $704,926,600 after accounting for interdepartmental grant revenues. It allocates specific funding to various state departments, including $1,000,000 for food safety in the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development and $330,840,300 for the Department of Health and Human Services, which includes significant federal contributions. The bill emphasizes funding for environmental initiatives, health services, and community development, with provisions for local and state projects aimed at enhancing public resources and infrastructure.

Additionally, the bill introduces new requirements for county prosecutors regarding reporting on staffing and caseloads, establishes a framework for grant distribution based on population, and outlines revenue sharing calculations for local governments. It includes provisions for the redistribution of grant funds and mandates that counties allocate a portion of their payments to address unfunded pension liabilities. The bill also repeals several existing sections of previous legislation to streamline the revenue sharing framework, ensuring a fair distribution of funds among counties while updating the legal language to reflect the new calculations and distributions.