The bill facilitates the continuation of certain appropriations into the state and federal fiscal years 2024 and 2025, ensuring that unspent balances from these appropriations revert to their original funds at the end of the final authorized fiscal year. It encompasses a wide range of appropriations across various agencies, including the Judiciary, Governor's Office, and departments such as Justice and Environmental Quality. Key provisions authorize the remaining federal budget amendment authority for programs like the adult drug court and veterans treatment court discretionary grant program, as well as funding for education, public safety, environmental projects, and infrastructure improvements, thereby maintaining critical services during fiscal year transitions.

Additionally, the bill extends federal budget amendment authority for programs related to hydrological modeling, water supply forecasting, and agricultural initiatives, ensuring continued financial support for these efforts. It also addresses funding for public health, housing, and workforce development programs, including initiatives under the American Rescue Plan Act and community mental health services. Specific appropriations for fiscal year 2023 are included, such as funding for Sexual Risk Avoidance Education and Preschool Development Grants. The act is designed to take effect immediately upon passage, allowing for prompt implementation of these funding provisions.