The bill proposes significant appropriations from the general fund to various state departments and agencies in New Mexico for public health and safety initiatives, particularly focusing on behavioral health and crisis response services. Key allocations include $1.7 million for the Administrative Office of the Courts for regional planning and resource mapping, $7 million for judicial district grants to enhance case management and treatment courts, and $10 million for the Health Care Authority to support outpatient treatment and community-based services. Additional funding includes $43 million for transitional acute care facilities, $7.5 million for crisis response facilities, and $5 million for mobile crisis response equipment for law enforcement.

Furthermore, the bill allocates funds for various health outreach initiatives, including $1 million each for the University of New Mexico and the Department of Health to provide mobile health units and treatment for homeless individuals. It also designates $48 million to the Department of Finance and Administration to expand housing services that support behavioral health and substance misuse recovery. Notably, any unexpended or unencumbered balances at the end of a fiscal year will not revert to the general fund. The effective date of certain provisions is contingent upon the passage of the Behavioral Health Reform and Investment Act.