The bill appropriates a total of $58,782,119,000 in State funds and $31,007,261,743 in federal funds for the fiscal year 2026 budget. It outlines the allocation of these funds across various departments and services, ensuring that unexpended balances from the previous fiscal year are carried over for the same purposes in the current fiscal year. The bill introduces new provisions, including the designation of "DIRECT STATE SERVICES" for various accounts, which allows for the appropriation of unexpended balances. It also specifies funding sources for programs such as the Animal Health Diagnostic Laboratory and the Conservation Assistance Program, while ensuring adequate funding for food security initiatives and the School Lunch Program.

Additionally, the bill includes provisions for various departments, such as the Department of Children and Families and the Department of Community Affairs, focusing on training, legal services, and support for child advocacy and domestic violence initiatives. It emphasizes accountability by stipulating that if receipts fall short of expectations, appropriations will be proportionately reduced. The bill also introduces new categories for funding, such as "GRANTS-IN-AID" and "CAPITAL CONSTRUCTION," and allows for the transfer of funds among accounts to ensure timely payments and flexibility in handling appropriations, all subject to the approval of the Director of the Division of Budget and Accounting. Overall, the bill aims to enhance the management and allocation of state resources while addressing various community needs and services.