The bill proposes a supplemental capital budget for the state of Washington, appropriating funds for various capital projects through June 30, 2027. It includes specific allocations for projects such as the Cheney Project and Tumwater Area Access, with appropriations of $345,000 and $140,000 respectively. The bill also amends existing sections to increase funding for the Department of Commerce, particularly for economic opportunity grants and behavioral health facilities, while introducing new funding mechanisms like grants or deferred loans for local governments to support affordable housing projects. Additionally, it emphasizes the need for geographic distribution of resources and prioritizes projects that address service availability gaps.

Furthermore, the bill outlines significant funding for clean energy initiatives, with $26 million allocated for the Clean Energy Fund Program and $100 million from the State Building Construction Account for affordable housing projects. It includes provisions for stakeholder involvement in grant program design, ensuring that initiatives address the needs of overburdened communities. The bill also mandates project applicants to disclose public funding sources to avoid conflicts of interest and requires competitive processes for project selection. Overall, the legislation aims to enhance community infrastructure, support behavioral health services, and promote environmental sustainability through targeted financial support across multiple state departments.