This bill appropriates a total of $56,635,803,000 in State funds and $27,501,993,844 in federal funds for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2025. It establishes that appropriations will be available for the fiscal year and for one month thereafter, with unexpended balances lapsing into the State Treasury unless encumbered. The bill includes provisions for the Director of the Division of Budget and Accounting to provide a listing of outstanding pre-encumbrances and ensure that payments due from previous appropriations are honored. Notably, it introduces new legal language for "DIRECT STATE SERVICES" and "GRANTS-IN-AID," allowing for the transfer of funds between various accounts, subject to the Director's approval, to enhance flexibility in managing state resources.

The bill emphasizes the importance of funding for various programs, including health services, education, public safety, and environmental initiatives. It allocates significant resources for violence intervention programs, cannabis equity grants, and support for mental health and addiction services, while also ensuring that funds for direct support professionals are utilized for wage increases. Additionally, it mandates that projects administered by State departments awarding grants will do so on a competitive basis, with criteria set by the Department of Environmental Protection. Overall, the bill aims to enhance the effective allocation and management of state funds across multiple sectors, ensuring oversight and accountability in the use of these resources.