Alabama agencies receive fiscal year 2026 funds for transportation, broadband, and other programs, with certain unspent amounts available to the same offices next year.
State agencies receive fiscal year 2026 funds for work that includes small-business credit, Medicaid, energy development, and court operations.
The law provides fiscal year funds for roads, bridges, broadband access, and site development, and up to $35,137,949 for the new State House.
Funds from this act that remain unspent and revert at the end of the 2026 fiscal year go back to the same state offices for the next fiscal year.
The law provides supplemental appropriations to named state agencies and programs. The named recipients include the Department of Finance, Medicaid Agency, State Industrial Development Authority, and Unified Judicial System, along with other state agencies. The $34 million in federal small-business funds is estimated. The Department of Finance may send those funds through an agreement with the Alabama Innovation Corporation or another entity it designates. These appropriations are for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2026.
The law provides funds for transportation, broadband, wildlife planning, and site development, and transfers money to the Legislative Council Fund. The named recipients include the transportation department, the broadband agency, the State Industrial Development Authority, and the Legislative Council. Up to $35,137,949 from the Legislative Council Fund may be used for construction and related expenses for the new State House. These appropriations and transfers are for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2026.
The law reappropriates certain unspent funds to the state offices that received them. The funds go back to the same state offices that received the appropriations. Only amounts appropriated under this act that remain unspent and reverted on September 30, 2026, are covered. The reappropriated funds are for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2026.
No hearings or votes scheduled.