SF 2301: IEDA Omnibus
Division VI: Eliminates funding for the 260E New Jobs Training Program for agreements made after June 30, 2026.
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Division VI: Eliminates funding for the 260E New Jobs Training Program for agreements made after June 30, 2026.
Establishes continuing appropriations in fiscal years for which the general assembly does not pass an annual budget by July 1. Requires the DOM and LSA to determine amounts for line-item
Excludes the school district foundation property tax imposed under Code section 257.3 from the division of revenue under Code section 403.19 (tax increment financing). Authorizes school districts to voluntarily approve
Provides that school district foundation property taxes levied under Code section 257.3 and deposited into a municipality's special fund as a result of a division of revenue shall not be
This bill makes the proposed FY 2027 GF appropriations for the DOE, the DOB and the Regents. Some key appropriations include: Community College State General Aid: $247,008,533 this is a
The bill makes the Governor's proposed FY 2027 appropriations for economic development, the EDA, the DWD, the IFA and for the Regents. Key funding provisions include: Adult basic education and
Includes requirements for school districts on notice for hearing, inspection of curriculum by the public, inspection of professional development materials by board members, and on other matters. Includes additional bond
Makes the Governor’s property tax proposals. Includes limits on local government spending (102% with exceptions for growth) and on reserve fund balances; prohibitions on the use of bonds for general operations; changes
The bill prohibits a department or establishment from applying for or accepting a high-impact federal grant, defined in the bill, without approval from the general assembly or from the legislative
The bill makes the House's proposed FY 2027 appropriations for economic development, the EDA, the DWD, the IFA and for the Regents. Key funding provisions include: Adult basic education and
