The bill proposes appropriations from the general fund for various capital improvements across New Mexico for fiscal years 2025 and 2026. It allocates funds to multiple agencies and local governments for a range of community programs, including youth, arts, health, and educational initiatives. Notable allocations include $500,000 for youth programs in Grant, Hidalgo, and Luna counties, $1 million for a new fire truck in Bernalillo County, and $650,000 for adult literacy programs in Albuquerque. Each appropriation is designated for specific purposes, and any unspent funds at the end of fiscal year 2026 will revert to the general fund.

Additionally, the bill includes provisions for educational enhancements, such as $1 million for career technical education equipment in the Lovington municipal school district and $700,000 for math labs in the Rio Rancho public school district. It also supports youth leadership development programs and workforce training initiatives at various educational institutions. Overall, the bill aims to improve community services, public safety, and educational resources throughout the state.