The FY 2027 Budget Bill outlines the appropriations of public funds from the Treasury to support state operations and agencies for the fiscal year running from July 1, 2026, to June 30, 2027. It emphasizes efficient management of state resources and includes definitions for key terms, guidelines for appropriations, and allows for fund transfers between appropriations with specific limitations. Notably, the bill allocates funds for the Senate, House of Delegates, and joint legislative expenses, with new insertions for BRIM Premiums included in the appropriations for each legislative body. It also ensures that unexpended balances from the previous fiscal year can be reappropriated, maintaining continuity in funding for ongoing functions. The bill introduces several new fund designations and amounts, such as 0223 for personal services and employee benefits, and 0226 for public defender services, among others. It specifies significant allocations for various departments, including education, health, and public safety, while emphasizing the importance of reappropriating unexpended balances to ensure continued funding for essential services. The total appropriations amount to approximately $9.7 billion, with provisions for federal funds and block grants, reflecting a comprehensive financial framework aimed at supporting a wide range of services and initiatives across West Virginia.