SF0001S2001

This amendment modifies appropriations across numerous state agencies and funds for fiscal years 2027-2028, including specific line-item adjustments, fund transfers between general fund and other sources, and legislative provisions regarding budget development and employee compensation.

• Adds a new footnote 5 to the Office of the Governor's Homeland Security appropriation for $108,190 in local cybersecurity grant program matching, with intent that this not be included in the standard budget for the succeeding biennium. (Page 5, lines 1-12)
• Replaces the General Services footnotes with a new footnote 3 appropriating $18,262 for stormwater fees in Cheyenne, effective immediately, with intent that this not be included in the standard budget. (Page 11-12, lines 1-25)
• Deletes footnote 2 and 3 from Attorney General Criminal Investigations section and decreases General Fund by $3,000,000. (Page 20, lines 1-2)
• Shifts funding for Health Care Financing from General Fund to Other Funds: decreases GF by $60,439, increases OF by $60,439 (S1); decreases GF by $17,121,674, increases OF by $17,121,674 (S1); decreases GF by $118,784, increases OF by $118,784 (S1). (Page 26, lines 1-16)
• Adds Wildlife/Natural Resource Trust appropriations of $3 million and $10 million to existing appropriations in the permanent fund spending provisions, changing singular references to plural for associated appropriations. (Page 27, lines 13-47)
• Decreases Department of Health Other Funds appropriation by $5,000,000 (S7). (Page 31, lines 1-2)
• Deletes multiple footnotes and associated pages from Department of Health section (pages 32-35, 36-40), reorganizes remaining footnotes, and decreases General Fund and Federal Funds appropriations by specified amounts. (Page 31, line 4 through Page 40, line 35)
• Adds new footnote 9 appropriating $607,227 for public laboratory services and operations, with intent that this not be included in standard budget. (Page 40, lines 37-45)
• Removes footnote reference and decreases General Fund appropriation to Department of Family Services by $300,000. (Page 42, lines 4-5)
• Deletes footnotes and decreases Community College Commission State Aid General Fund by $100,000. (Page 45, lines 9-10)
• Modifies State Lands and Investments Fire appropriations, adding $2,341,644 in General Fund, adjusting employee positions, and creating a matching-fund reduction provision contingent on 2026 House Bill 0036. (Page 48-49, lines 1-46)
• Deletes footnotes 2-6 from Community College Commission State Aid and decreases General Fund by $100,000. (Page 52, lines 1-29)
• Adds new footnote 12 for University of Wyoming appropriating $12,500,000 for state matching funds for endowments and agriculture initiative with specific matching requirements. (Page 58, lines 31-14)
• Adds new footnote 4 to Enterprise Technology Services appropriating $875,929 for cloud services from other funds. (Page 61, lines 18-23)
• Adds new footnote 2 for Wyoming Stable Token Commission appropriating $8,098,315 with intent that this not be included in standard budget and decreases full-time positions by 2. (Page 66, lines 31-43)
• Increases General Fund to State Budget Department by $1,022,481 and decreases Other Funds (SR) by $2,280,481. (Page 69, lines 2-4)
• Deletes footnotes and decreases General Fund to Department of Education by $3,000,000. (Page 83, lines 10-15)
• Removes footnote reference and decreases General Fund appropriation by $300,000. (Page 85, lines 17-18)
• Reserves multiple budget sections (312-317, 319, 325-326) by replacing their substantive content with '[RESERVED]' placeholders. (Page 114 through Page 135, various lines)
• Adds comprehensive new Section 328 appropriating $253,738,368 from state auditor to restore governor's biennial budget development recommendations to 30+ departments and authorizes 19 full-time and 10 part-time positions. (Page 141, lines 12-34)
• Adds comprehensive new Section 329 appropriating $111,789,670 from general fund for salary adjustments of generally funded employees across executive, judicial, and higher education entities with specified distribution methodology. (Page 141 through Page 143, lines 36-34)

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