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 2025 budget, detailing allocations across various departments and programs. It mandates that unexpended balances at the end of the fiscal year will lapse into the State Treasury, with specific provisions for pre-encumbrances and reporting requirements. Significant new insertions include the establishment of "DIRECT STATE SERVICES," "GRANTS-IN-AID," and "STATE AID" categories, which enhance funding for specific programs such as the Animal Waste Management portion of the Conservation Assistance Program and the School Lunch Program. The bill also emphasizes the need for increased funding for mental health services and support for youth, particularly in response to the ongoing mental health crisis.

Additionally, the bill outlines appropriations for various services related to health care, education, housing, and public safety, with provisions for flexibility in handling appropriations and ensuring timely payments. It introduces new funding mechanisms for programs aimed at enhancing community services, supporting veterans, and improving transportation infrastructure. The bill also includes provisions for the management of funds, requiring oversight and approval from the Director of the Division of Budget and Accounting for various expenditures. Overall, the legislation aims to enhance operational capabilities across state departments while ensuring fiscal accountability and effective service delivery to the public.