The bill H.489, which was vetoed by the Governor on April 4, 2025, aimed to make various adjustments to appropriations, direct applications, transfers, reversions, and reserves for the fiscal year 2025. It included provisions for technical adjustments to existing statutes and prior acts, the repeal or extension of multiple sunsets, and the requirement for several reports from various State agencies and departments. Additionally, the bill sought to repeal defunct special funds, thereby streamlining the state's financial operations.

The bill's summary notes that it may be reconsidered by the General Assembly before the final adjournment of the 2025-2026 legislative session. It also emphasizes that the summary is intended for public convenience and does not serve as a source of legislative intent or interpretation. For further details, the Joint Fiscal Office's website is provided as a resource for information related to appropriations and the budget for fiscal year 2025.

Statutes affected:
As Introduced: 32-8521, 32-8522, 3-3306, 10-543, 18-9502, 30-86, 32-706, 32-902, 32-951a, 32-954, 32-308b
As Passed By the House -- Official: 32-8521, 32-8522, 3-3306, 10-543, 18-9502, 30-86, 32-706, 32-902, 32-951a, 32-954, 32-308b
As Passed By the House -- Unofficial: 32-8521, 32-8522, 3-3306, 10-543, 18-9502, 30-86, 32-706, 32-902, 32-951a, 32-954, 32-308b
As Passed by Both House and Senate -- Official: 32-8521, 32-8522, 3-3306, 10-543, 18-9502, 30-86, 32-706, 32-902, 32-951a, 32-954, 32-308b
As Passed by Both House and Senate -- Unofficial: 32-8521, 32-8522, 3-3306, 10-543, 18-9502, 30-86, 32-706, 32-902, 32-951a, 32-954, 32-308b