The General Appropriation Act of 2025 establishes the budgetary framework for New Mexico state agencies for the fiscal year 2026, detailing appropriations from various sources, including the general fund. It defines essential terms related to the appropriations process and mandates the state budget division to monitor agency revenues, adjusting budgets as necessary. The act allocates specific funding for various state agencies, including the legislative and judicial branches, ensuring adequate resources for court operations, district attorneys, and other essential services. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining access to justice and outlines accounting practices for budget administration.

Additionally, the bill includes provisions for various programs aimed at enhancing public welfare, education, and healthcare services. It allocates significant funding for initiatives such as early childhood education, community development, and support for vulnerable populations, including the aging community and individuals with disabilities. Performance measures are established to assess the effectiveness of these programs, ensuring accountability and efficient use of resources. Notably, the bill specifies that unexpended balances from certain appropriations shall not revert to the general fund, allowing for continued support of ongoing services. Overall, the act aims to enhance the quality of life for New Mexicans through targeted funding and strategic program implementation.