Delaware would set aside $17.6 million for one-time state costs

Delaware would set aside $17,561,900 in state money for listed one-time costs. The money would go through the Office of Management and Budget for listed state costs, including technology, equipment, and a gap in insurance revenue. The funding is for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026.

Delaware would set aside $3.5 million to offset cuts to certain state-run health programs. The money is for state-run health programs funded by the Tobacco Settlement Fund. Lawmakers intend for affected agencies to identify other state, federal, or private funding sources if the programs continue in later years. The money would offset cuts in fiscal year 2026.

Delaware would set aside $3 million for the Department of Justice. The money would cover the department's first-year lease and related moving costs. The state could spend this money only if related fee legislation passes.