This bill appropriates funds for various state agencies for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2025, with provisions for certain appropriations to extend into subsequent state and federal fiscal years. It introduces new provisions for the transfer of funds, allowing all remaining appropriations of federal ARPA funds, excluding interest earned, to continue into state fiscal year 2027. Specific appropriations are outlined for programs such as community justice workers, law enforcement dispatch services, and environmental initiatives. Key insertions include funding for the Johnson and Johnson settlement, trout fishery evaluations, and biodiversity information management, while ensuring that unspent balances from appropriations revert to their original funds at the end of the fiscal year.

Additionally, the bill authorizes the continuation of remaining fiscal year 2025 budget amendment authority into subsequent years for various programs across multiple departments. Notable insertions include funding for the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law programs, such as the Missouri River bridge replacement and the US 93 Wildlife Crossing Pilot Program. The bill also introduces new initiatives like the State and local cybersecurity grant program and the Emergency food assistance program. Some deletions are noted, including the removal of the US 93 North Ninepipe corridor reconstruction project. Overall, the bill emphasizes support for infrastructure, environmental conservation, and public health initiatives, reflecting a commitment to strategic budget management and the enhancement of essential services.