S.B. 3 Current Fiscal Year Supplemental Appropriations

What this bill does

This bill adds about $454.7 million in supplemental spending to the state's 2026 fiscal year budget for various state agencies, and reduces general fund and income tax fund spending by $25.8 million. It also transfers money from other state funds and accounts into the general and income tax funds and includes related intent language.

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Every vote

• 27 yes, 1 no, 1 absentFinal Senate vote · Mar 3, 2026Who voted how
• 69 yes, 1 no, 5 absentFinal House vote · Mar 4, 2026Who voted how

Hearings and debates

• Mar 3, 2026 Senate floor debate▶ Watch
  Transcript (10 turns)

  1. Senate President (presiding)1:11:32

     Will the motion passes. The bill is Uncircled. Senator Stevenson,

  2. Sen. Jerry W Stevenson1:11:35

     Thank you very much. Uh, this bill supplements appropriations for the fiscal year 2026, which need, which ends on June 30th. These are additions to the appropriations made in the appropriations bills passed in 2025. General session. It contains funding items appro, uh, funding items, appropriation adjustments and intent language approved by the Executive Appropriations Committee last Friday. From recommendations provided by the appropriation subcommittees, we have distributed an index, which is on your desk, uh, that shows each each approved funding item. And there is, uh, there is included in the appropriations acts for those, uh, items approved last Friday. There are physical notes on bills which will be funded in the appropriations bills, which will be in the house, which is House Bill three, unless they carry their own appropriation. Four other bills made public this week also contained funding items approved by the Executive Appropriations. Friday we have just passed House Bill two, uh, in the, in the Senate we have just passed, uh, or Senate bill eight. Uh, and we will, uh, they and they include some fees and different things that set rates and appropriation of money. Appropriates money free impacts this Bill Appropriates four, uh, 454 million point 0.7 million including a reduction of 25.8 million from the general fund and income tax fund for the fiscal year 2026 in the state operating and capital budgets and expendable funds and accounts. It transfers another 85.6 billion from other funds and accounts into the general income tax funds. That concludes my presentation. I would, uh, be happy to try and answer some questions if anyone has any.

  3. Senate President (presiding)1:13:38

     Thank you. Senator Stevenson, say no questions. I'm gonna go to you for action.

  4. Sen. Jerry W Stevenson1:13:48

     Thank you. I would move that under, under, uh, uh, suspension of the rules as Senate Bill three pass.

  5. Senate President (presiding)1:13:56

     Thank you. The question is under suspension of the rules shall Senate Bill three pass roll call vote.

  6. Unknown speaker1:14:01speaker not certain

     Senator Vickers Baldy Lewin Rammer bus Colmore Aye. Escamilla Aye. Fillmore Grover Harper a Kinins Aye. Sson Aye. Johnson. Aye. Juab McKay Grover. Aye. McKay Mikel Milner Musman Owens Pitcher Lum Rebe Sandal Aye. Stevenson Stratton Aye. Pickers Weiler Wilson. Aye. Winterton Aye. President Adams Aye. Senate

  7. Senate President (presiding)1:14:59

     Bill three, having received 27 yay votes, one nay vote, one being absent, passes his body and will be sent to the house for their consideration.

  8. Senate President (presiding)1:15:10

     Let's move back now to the third reading calendar. Uh, Senate Bill three 13, Senate Bill three 13 Recidivism Amendments. Senator Mikel. Senator Mikel,

  9. Sen. Calvin R. Musselman1:15:27

     Thank you. Got a simple cleanup Bill. This directs deals with a few definitions and then directs some of the money to corrections rather than AP NP. Um, that just makes sense because we've got a division with an agency and, and sending the funding through the agency is the appropriate avenue. With that, I'm open for questions.

  10. Senate President (presiding)1:15:46

      Thank you. Looking for questions, saying none,

• Mar 4, 2026 House floor debate▶ Watch
  Transcript (6 turns)

  1. Speaker (presiding)26:42

     consideration. Madam Reading Clerk

  2. Reading Clerk26:44

     Senate Bill three. Current fiscal year supplemental appropriations by Senator Stevenson. The House sponsors Representative Val Peterson, Representative Val Peterson.

  3. Rep. Val L. Peterson26:55

     Thank you Mr. Speaker. Senate Bill three Appropriates $454.7 million including a reduction of 25.8 million from the general and income tax funds for FY 2026 in the State's operating in capital budgets and expendable funds accounts. It also transfers another 85.6 million from other funds and accounts in the general and income tax funds. If you look at this bill at, uh, funds various agencies in state government such as Higher education, the governor's office, goo and uh, this is a supplemental amount that we did after we did our base budgets as as we reviewed it. And with that, that's my presentation. Mr. Speaker.

  4. Speaker (presiding)27:37

     Thank you Representative Peterson. Discussion to the bill. Seeing none back to St. Peterson for summation. Thank

  5. Rep. Val L. Peterson27:46

     You representatives. I appreciate your support on this as we fund our state government and we start to work through our process, we have, uh, one more, uh, major budget bill today. Thanks. And then, uh, we'll have our last, uh, bill of Bills Friday night that, uh, will, uh, be the end of our fiscal process, this current fiscal year. Thank you.

  6. Speaker (presiding)28:05

     Thank you. Representative Peterson Voting will now be open on SB three. Seeing now, president, having voted voting is now closed. SB three passed this body with 69 Yes votes one no vote and be sent to the Senate for its consideration, or sorry, signed by the speaker and sent to the Senate for the signature of the president, Madam Reading Clerk