Delaware’s budget sets aside nearly $7 billion in general state money for public schools, Medicaid, colleges, and other agencies through June 2027.
State agencies, public schools, and colleges may use nearly $7 billion in general state money for the year ending June 30, 2027. Spending must follow the budget’s limits.
The state sets aside money for teacher scholarships, summer child care payments, and other proposals. Each amount can be spent only if its related bill or similar legislation passes.
The budget sets aside nearly $7 billion in general state money. The money covers state agencies, public schools, and colleges. Agencies may spend only what they need and must follow the budget’s limits. Money already committed under state rules does not return to the General Fund at year’s end. Money not paid out by June 30, 2027, generally returns to the General Fund unless it is already committed.
The budget reserves money and some staff positions for listed proposals. The listed proposals include teacher scholarships, freshwater wetlands, and summer child care payments. Each amount can be spent only if its related bill or similar legislation passes. Staff positions tied to some proposals depend on passage too. These allocations are part of the budget year ending June 30, 2027.
No hearings or votes scheduled.