Missouri 2026 Regular Session Status: Enacted 1 R cosponsors

HB 2006 — Appropriates money for the expenses, grants, refunds, and distributions of the Department of Agriculture, the Department of Natural Resources, and the Department of Conservation

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This bill has been enacted into law. Introduced January 22, 2026. Enacted.

Signed by Governor Mike Kehoe (Republican) on May 28, 2026.

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The bill allocates funds for various state departments related to agriculture and natural resources.

This bill provides funding for the Department of Agriculture, the Department of Natural Resources, and the Department of Conservation. It supports their expenses and grants.

What this means for you
  • Families: This means that state initiatives related to agriculture and natural resources may continue to receive support that affects local families.
  • Environment: Funding ensures that programs aimed at conservation and natural resource management can operate and address local environmental needs.

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186 added · 185 removed

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The updated version of Bill HB 2006 shows significant changes in funding for various services, mainly reducing the budget for personal services while reallocating some of the funds. For example, the total funding from the General Revenue Fund for personal services dropped from over $4 million to about $3.3 million, indicating a streamlined budget. These changes could impact the provision of services, especially for key groups such as seniors and pregnant women, as some lines of funding were altered to reflect a more efficient use of resources. It’s crucial to monitor how these budget changes affect the services that depend on these funds.

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SECOND REGULAR SESSION [TRULY AGREED TO AND FINALLY PASSED] CONFERENCE COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE FOR SENATE SUBSTITUTE FOR SENATE COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE FOR HOUSE COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE FOR HOUSE BILL NO.
SECOND REGULAR SESSION [PERFECTED] HOUSE COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE FOR HOUSE BILL NO.
2006 103RD GENERAL ASSEMBLY 2006H.06T 2026 AN ACT To appropriate money for the expenses, grants, refunds, and distributions of the Department of Agriculture, Department of Natural Resources, Department of Conservation, and the several divisions and programs thereof, and for the expenses, grants, refunds, distributions, and capital improvements projects involving the repair, replacement, and maintenance of state buildings and facilities of the Department of Natural Resources and the several divisions and programs thereof, to be expended only as provided in Article IV, Section 28 of the Constitution of Missouri, and to transfer money among certain funds, for the period beginning July 1, 2026, and ending June 30, 2027.
2006 103RD GENERAL ASSEMBLY 2006H.03P JOSEPH ENGLER, Chief Clerk AN ACT To appropriate money for the expenses, grants, refunds, and distributions of the Department of Agriculture, Department of Natural Resources, Department of Conservation, and the several divisions and programs thereof, and for the expenses, grants, refunds, distributions, and capital improvements projects involving the repair, replacement, and maintenance of state buildings and facilities of the Department of Natural Resources and the several divisions and programs thereof, to be expended only as provided in Article IV, Section 28 of the Constitution of Missouri, and to transfer money among certain funds, for the period beginning July 1, 2026, and ending June 30, 2027.
Each appropriation in this act shall consist of the item or items in each section of Part 1 of this act, for the amount and purpose and from the fund designated in each section of Part 1, as well as all additional clarifications of purpose in Part 2 of this CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 2 act that make reference by section to said item or items in Part 1.
Each appropriation in this act shall consist of the item or items in each section of Part 1 of this act, for the amount and purpose and from the fund designated in each section of Part 1, as well as all additional clarifications of purpose in Part 2 of this act that make reference by section to said item or items in Part 1.
As such, the provisions of Part 2 of this act shall not be severed from Part 1, and if any clarification of purpose in Part 2 is for any reason held to be invalid, such decision shall invalidate all of the appropriations in this act of which said clarification of purpose is a part.
As such, the provisions of Part HCS HB 2006 2 2 of this act shall not be severed from Part 1, and if any clarification of purpose in Part 2 is for any reason held to be invalid, such decision shall invalidate all of the appropriations in this act of which said clarification of purpose is a part.
To the Department of Agriculture For the Office of the Director, provided twenty-five percent (25%) flexibility is allowed between funds and no flexibility is allowed between personal services and expense and equipment Personal Service................................................................................................$361,945 Expense and Equipment (including $2,884,912 one-time).............6,044,897 From Department of Agriculture Federal Fund (1133) ...............................................6,406,842 Personal Service..................................................................................................863,698 Expense and Equipment...............................................122,956.....................
To the Department of Agriculture For the Office of the Director, provided twenty-five percent (25%) flexibility is allowed between funds and no flexibility is allowed between personal services and expense and equipment Personal Service................................................................................................$361,945 Expense and Equipment (including $2,884,912 one-time)................6,044,897 From Department of Agriculture Federal Fund (1133) ...............................................6,406,842 Personal Service..................................................................................................863,698 Expense and Equipment..................................................122,956..................
From Agriculture Protection Fund (1970)......................................................................986,654 Personal Service....................................................................................................34,458 Expense and Equipment.................................................2,721.....................
From Agriculture Protection Fund (1970)......................................................................986,654 Personal Service....................................................................................................34,458 Expense and Equipment....................................................2,721..................
From Animal Care Reserve Fund (1295)..........................................................................37,179 Personal Service....................................................................................................31,658 Expense and Equipment.................................................2,727.....................
From Animal Care Reserve Fund (1295)..........................................................................37,179 Personal Service....................................................................................................31,658 Expense and Equipment....................................................2,727..................
From Animal Health Laboratory Fee Fund (1292)...........................................................34,385 Personal Service....................................................................................................98,946 CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 3 Expense and Equipment......................................................5,964................
From Animal Health Laboratory Fee Fund (1292)...........................................................34,385 Personal Service....................................................................................................98,946 Expense and Equipment....................................................5,964..................
From Grain Inspection Fee Fund (1647) ........................................................................104,910 Personal Service....................................................................................................28,024 Expense and Equipment......................................................1,714................
From Grain Inspection Fee Fund (1647) ........................................................................104,910 Personal Service....................................................................................................28,024 Expense and Equipment....................................................1,714..................
From Missouri Land Survey Fund (1668)........................................................................29,738 Personal Service....................................................................................................51,997 Expense and Equipment......................................................3,451................
From Missouri Land Survey Fund (1668)........................................................................29,738 HCS HB 2006 3 Personal Service....................................................................................................51,997 Expense and Equipment.....................................................3,451.................
From Missouri Wine and Grape Fund (1787)...................................................................55,448 Personal Service..................................................................................................111,575 Expense and Equipment......................................................7,195................
From Missouri Wine and Grape Fund (1787)...................................................................55,448 Personal Service..................................................................................................111,575 Expense and Equipment.....................................................7,195.................
From Petroleum Inspection Fund (1662)........................................................................118,770 Personal Service..................................................................................................118,732 Expense and Equipment......................................................7,380................
From Petroleum Inspection Fund (1662)........................................................................118,770 Personal Service..................................................................................................118,732 Expense and Equipment.....................................................7,380.................
From State Fair Fee Fund (1410)....................................................................................126,112 For refunds of erroneous receipts due to errors inapplication for licenses, registrations, permits, certificates, subscriptions, or other fees From Agriculture Protection Fund (1970)........................................................................13,500 For the monitoring and regulation of foreign ownership of agricultural land Personal Service..................................................................................................170,664 Expense and Equipment.....................................................19,290................
From State Fair Fee Fund (1410)....................................................................................126,112 For refunds of erroneous receipts due to errors inapplication for licenses, registrations, permits, certificates, subscriptions, or other fees From Agriculture Protection Fund (1970)........................................................................13,500 For the monitoring and regulation of foreign ownership of agricultural land Personal Service..................................................................................................170,664 Expense and Equipment....................................................19,290.................
From General Revenue Fund (1101)..............................................................................189,954 For costs associated with the relocation of Clarendon Road From General Revenue Fund (1101) (one-time) .........................................................1,000,000 For the planning, design, and construction of Clarendon Road From OA I-70 Project Fund (133)..............................................20,000,000...............
From General Revenue Fund (1101)..............................................................................189,954 For costs associated with the relocation of Clarendon Road From State Fair Fee Fund (1410) (one-time)..................................................................600,000 From General Revenue Fund (1101) (one-time) ............................................................400,000 For the planning, design, and construction of Clarendon Road From General Revenue Fund (1101) (one-time) .................................5,000,000.......
Total (Not to exceed 24.10 F.T.E.)..........................................................................$29,103,492 Section 6.010.
Total (Not to exceed 24.10 F.T.E.)..........................................................................$14,103,492 Section 6.010.
To the Department of Agriculture Funds are to be transferred out of the State Treasury to the Veterinary Student Loan Payment Fund From Lottery Proceeds Fund (1291).............................................................................$360,000 CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 4 Section 6.015.
To the Department of Agriculture Funds are to be transferred out of the State Treasury to the Veterinary Student Loan Payment Fund From Lottery Proceeds Fund (1291).............................................................................$360,000 Section 6.015.
To the Department of Agriculture For large animal veterinary student loans in accordance with the provisions of Sections 340.375 to 340.396, RSMo From Veterinary Student Loan Payment Fund (1803) .................................................$420,000 Section 6.016.
To the Department of Agriculture For large animal veterinary student loans in accordance with the provisions of Sections 340.375 to 340.396, RSMo From Veterinary Student Loan Payment Fund (1803) .................................................$420,000 HCS HB 2006 4 Section 6.016.
To the Department of Agriculture For Agriculture Education For an organization founded in 2016 that partners with high school students, collegiate students, and adult educators and is located in a city with more than seventeen thousand five hundred but fewer than seventeen thousand six hundred inhabitants and that is the county seat of a county with more than twenty-five thousand but fewer than twenty-five thousand five hundred inhabitants for the expansion of elementary agricultural literacy to strengthen rural communities which focuses on enriching lives one classroom at a time From General Revenue Fund (1101)............................................................................$250,000 For a non-profit organization founded in 1929 to secure strategic partnerships and financial resources to enhance, strengthen, and supporttheeducationalandleadershipopportunitiesthatpromote premier leadership, personal growth and career success for Missourians in Agricultural Education From General Revenue Fund (1101)........................................800,000....................
To the Department of Agriculture For Agriculture Education For an organization founded in 2016 that partners with high school students, collegiate students, and adult educators and is located in a city with more than seventeen thousand five hundred but fewer than seventeen thousand six hundred inhabitants and that is the county seat of a county with more than twenty-five thousand but fewer than twenty-five thousand five hundred inhabitants for the expansion of elementary agricultural literacy to strengthen rural communities which focuses on enriching lives one classroom at a time From General Revenue Fund (1101)............................................................................$250,000 For a non-profit organization founded in 1929 to secure strategic partnerships and financial resources to enhance, strengthen, and supporttheeducationalandleadershipopportunitiesthatpromote premier leadership, personal growth and career success for Missourians in Agricultural Education From General Revenue Fund (1101)............................................800,000................
To the Department of Agriculture For the Agriculture Business Development Division, provided three percent (3%) flexibility is allowed from this section to Section 6.150 Personal Service.............................................................................................$1,415,449 Expense and Equipment.............................................24,720........................
To the Department of Agriculture For the Agriculture Business Development Division, provided three percent (3%) flexibility is allowed from this section to Section 6.150 Personal Service.............................................................................................$1,415,449 Expense and Equipment..................................................24,720...................
From General Revenue Fund (1101)...........................................................................1,440,169 For the Agriculture Business Development Division, provided twenty- five percent (25%) flexibility is allowed between funds and no flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment Personal Service....................................................................................................79,442 CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 5 Expense and Equipment...............................................423,886.....................
From General Revenue Fund (1101)...........................................................................1,440,169 For the Agriculture Business Development Division, provided twenty- five percent (25%) flexibility is allowed between funds and no flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment Personal Service....................................................................................................79,442 Expense and Equipment.................................................423,886...................
From Department of Agriculture Federal Fund (1133) ..................................................503,328 Personal Service......................................................................................................5,167 Expense and Equipment................................................76,735.....................
From Department of Agriculture Federal Fund (1133) ..................................................503,328 Personal Service......................................................................................................5,167 HCS HB 2006 5 Expense and Equipment................................................76,735.....................
From Agriculture Protection Fund (1970)......................................................................751,969 For the Governor’s Conference on Agriculture From Agriculture Business Development Fund (1683)....................................................75,000 For urban and non-traditional agriculture From Agriculture Protection Fund (1970)........................................................................25,000 For competitive grants to innovative projects that promote agriculture in urban/suburban communities From Agriculture Protection Fund (1970)........................................................................50,000 For supporting farmers’ markets and other economic development initiativesthatworktoreducefoodinsecurityinareaswhichhave been designated an urbanized area by the United States Census Bureau From General Revenue Fund (1101)..............................................................................250,000 For supporting farmers’ markets and other economic development initiativesthatworktoreducefoodinsecurityinareaswhichhave been designated a rural area by the United States Census Bureau From General Revenue Fund (1101)..............................................................................100,000 For applying for a grant under the United States Department of Agriculture's Senior farmers' market nutrition program, and applying for a grant and submitting a state plan under that United States department's Women, Infants and Children farmers' CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 6 market nutrition program, for the purpose of providing low- income seniors and pregnantandpostpartum women, infants,and children under five years of age who are found to be at nutritional risk with vouchers or other approved and acceptable methods of payment including, but not limited to, electronic cards that may be used to purchase eligible foods at farmers' markets Personal Service....................................................................................................51,025 Expense and Equipment...................................................59,402..................
From Agriculture Protection Fund (1970)......................................................................751,969 For the Governor’s Conference on Agriculture From Agriculture Business Development Fund (1683)....................................................75,000 For urban and non-traditional agriculture From Agriculture Protection Fund (1970)........................................................................25,000 For competitive grants to innovative projects that promote agriculture in urban/suburban communities From Agriculture Protection Fund (1970)........................................................................50,000 For supporting farmers’ markets and other economic development initiativesthatworktoreducefoodinsecurityinareaswhichhave been designated an urbanized area by the United States Census Bureau From General Revenue Fund (1101)..............................................................................250,000 For supporting farmers’ markets and other economic development initiativesthatworktoreducefoodinsecurityinareaswhichhave been designated a rural area by the United States Census Bureau From General Revenue Fund (1101)..............................................................................100,000 For applying for a grant under the United States Department of Agriculture's Senior farmers' market nutrition program, and applying for a grant and submitting a state plan under that United States department's Women, Infants and Children farmers' market nutrition program, for the purpose of providing low- income seniors and pregnantandpostpartum women, infants, and children under five years of age who are found to be at nutritional risk with vouchers or other approved and acceptable methods of HCS HB 2006 6 payment including, but not limited to, electronic cards that may be used to purchase eligible foods at farmers' markets Personal Service....................................................................................................51,025 Expense and Equipment...................................................59,402..................
CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 7 Total (Not to exceed 5.00 F.T.E.)..............................................................................$3,145,711 Section 6.035.
Total (Not to exceed 5.00 F.T.E.)..............................................................................$3,145,711 Section 6.035.
To the Department of Agriculture For the Agriculture Business Development Division For the Agriculture and Small Business Development Authority, provided twenty-five percent (25%) flexibility is allowed between funds and no flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment Personal Service................................................................................................$153,232 Expense and Equipment..............................................9,264........................
To the Department of Agriculture For the Agriculture Business Development Division HCS HB 2006 7 For the Agriculture and Small Business Development Authority, provided twenty-five percent (25%) flexibility is allowed between funds and no flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment Personal Service................................................................................................$153,232 Expense and Equipment..............................................9,264........................
To the Department of Agriculture Funds are to be transferred out of the State Treasury to the AgriculturalProductUtilizationandBusinessDevelopmentLoan Guarantee Fund, provided one hundred percent (100%) flexibility is allowed between Sections 6.040, 6.050, and 6.060, and further provided three percent (3%) flexibility is allowed from this section to Section 6.150 CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 8 From General Revenue Fund (1101)..............................................................................$15,000 Section 6.055.
To the Department of Agriculture Funds are to be transferred out of the State Treasury to the AgriculturalProductUtilizationandBusinessDevelopmentLoan Guarantee Fund, provided one hundred percent (100%) flexibility is allowed between Sections 6.040, 6.050, and 6.060, and further provided three percent (3%) flexibility is allowed from this section to Section 6.150 From General Revenue Fund (1101)..............................................................................$15,000 Section 6.055.
To the Department of Agriculture For loan guarantees as provided in Sections 348.403, 348.408, and 348.409, RSMo From Agricultural Product Utilization and Business Development Loan Guarantee Fund (1411).....................................................................................$624,501 Section 6.060.
To the Department of Agriculture For loan guarantees as provided in Sections 348.403, 348.408, and 348.409, RSMo HCS HB 2006 8 From Agricultural Product Utilization and Business Development Loan Guarantee Fund (1411).....................................................................................$624,501 Section 6.060.
To the Department of Agriculture For the Missouri Dairy Industry Revitalization Act CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 9 From Missouri Dairy Industry Revitalization Fund (1414)............................................$25,000 Section 6.080.
To the Department of Agriculture For the Missouri Dairy Industry Revitalization Act From Missouri Dairy Industry Revitalization Fund (1414)............................................$25,000 Section 6.080.
To the Department of Agriculture For the Division of Animal Health, provided five percent (5%) flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment, and further provided three percent (3%) flexibility is allowed from this section to Section 6.150 Personal Service.............................................................................................$4,435,421 Expense and Equipment..................................................899,984..................
To the Department of Agriculture For the Division of Animal Health, provided five percent (5%) flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment, HCS HB 2006 9 and further provided three percent (3%) flexibility is allowed from this section to Section 6.150 Personal Service.............................................................................................$4,435,421 Expense and Equipment..................................................899,984..................
From Animal Care Reserve Fund (1295)........................................................................797,195 Personal Service From Livestock Brands Fund (1299).....................................................................................142 Expense and Equipment From Agriculture Protection Fund (1970)..........................................................................2,462 Expense and Equipment From Puppy Protection Trust Fund (1985).........................................................................5,000 Expense and Equipment From Large Carnivore Fund (1988)..................................................................................10,000 To support local efforts to spay and neuter cats and dogs CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 10 From Missouri Pet Spay/Neuter Fund (1747)...................................................................50,000 To support the Livestock Brands Program From Livestock Brands Fund (1299)................................................................................30,698 For expenses incurred in regulating Missouri livestock markets From Livestock Sales and Markets Fees Fund (1581)......................................................30,690 For processing livestock market bankruptcy claims From Agriculture Bond Trustee Fund (1756).................................................................129,000 For contributions, gifts, and grants in support of relief efforts to reduce the suffering of abandoned animals From State Institutions Gift Trust Fund (1925)..................................................................5,000 For black vulture mitigation From General Revenue Fund (1101)........................................660,000....................
From Animal Care Reserve Fund (1295)........................................................................797,195 Personal Service From Livestock Brands Fund (1299).....................................................................................142 Expense and Equipment From Agriculture Protection Fund (1970)..........................................................................2,462 Expense and Equipment From Puppy Protection Trust Fund (1985).........................................................................5,000 Expense and Equipment From Large Carnivore Fund (1988)..................................................................................10,000 To support local efforts to spay and neuter cats and dogs From Missouri Pet Spay/Neuter Fund (1747)...................................................................50,000 To support the Livestock Brands Program From Livestock Brands Fund (1299)................................................................................30,698 For expenses incurred in regulating Missouri livestock markets HCS HB 2006 10 From Livestock Sales and Markets Fees Fund (1581)......................................................30,690 For processing livestock market bankruptcy claims From Agriculture Bond Trustee Fund (1756).................................................................129,000 For contributions, gifts, and grants in support of relief efforts to reduce the suffering of abandoned animals From State Institutions Gift Trust Fund (1925)..................................................................5,000 For black vulture mitigation From General Revenue Fund (1101).............................................660,000...............
To the Department of Agriculture For the Division of Grain Inspection and Warehousing, provided five percent (5%) flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment, and further provided three percent (3%) flexibility is allowed from this section to Section 6.150 Personal Service.............................................................................................$1,016,583 Expense and Equipment.............................................68,826........................
To the Department of Agriculture For the Division of Grain Inspection and Warehousing, provided five percent (5%) flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment, and further provided three percent (3%) flexibility is allowed from this section to Section 6.150 Personal Service.............................................................................................$1,016,583 Expense and Equipment...................................................68,826..................
From General Revenue Fund (1101)...........................................................................1,085,409 For the Division of Grain Inspection and Warehousing, provided twenty- five percent (25%) flexibility is allowed between funds, and five CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 11 percent (5%) flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment Personal Service....................................................................................................46,110 Expense and Equipment...................................................36,211..................
From General Revenue Fund (1101)...........................................................................1,085,409 For the Division of Grain Inspection and Warehousing, provided twenty- five percent (25%) flexibility is allowed between funds, and five percent (5%) flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment Personal Service....................................................................................................46,110 Expense and Equipment...................................................36,211..................
From Department of Agriculture Federal Fund (1133) ....................................................82,321 Expense and Equipment From Agriculture Protection Fund (1970)......................................................................105,000 Personal Service....................................................................................................86,022 Expense and Equipment...................................................31,651..................
From Department of Agriculture Federal Fund (1133) ....................................................82,321 HCS HB 2006 11 Expense and Equipment From Agriculture Protection Fund (1970)......................................................................105,000 Personal Service....................................................................................................86,022 Expense and Equipment...................................................31,651..................
From Department of Agriculture Federal Fund (1133) ...............................................2,645,027 CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 12 Personal Service...............................................................................................2,986,948 Expense and Equipment................................................1,283,768..................
From Department of Agriculture Federal Fund (1133) ...............................................2,645,027 Personal Service...............................................................................................2,986,948 Expense and Equipment................................................1,283,768..................
From Agriculture Protection Fund (1970)...................................................................4,270,716 For the Invasive Pest Control Program, provided fifty percent (50%) flexibility is allowed between funds in this section and five percent (5%) flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment Personal Service....................................................................................................40,321 Expense and Equipment...................................................71,388..................
From Agriculture Protection Fund (1970)...................................................................4,270,716 HCS HB 2006 12 For the Invasive Pest Control Program, provided fifty percent (50%) flexibility is allowed between funds in this section and five percent (5%) flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment Personal Service....................................................................................................40,321 Expense and Equipment...................................................71,388..................
From General Revenue Fund (1101)...........................................................................1,280,703 For the Division of Weights, Measures and Consumer Protection, provided twenty-five percent (25%) flexibility is allowed CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 13 between funds, and five percent (5%) flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment Personal Service....................................................................................................51,091 Expense and Equipment...................................................50,000..................
From General Revenue Fund (1101)...........................................................................1,280,703 For the Division of Weights, Measures and Consumer Protection, provided twenty-five percent (25%) flexibility is allowed between funds, and five percent (5%) flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment Personal Service....................................................................................................51,091 Expense and Equipment...................................................50,000..................
From Department of Agriculture Federal Fund (1133) ..................................................101,091 Personal Service..................................................................................................653,084 Expense and Equipment (including $365,000 one-time)....................645,339 From Agriculture Protection Fund (1970)...................................................................1,298,423 Personal Service...............................................................................................2,173,994 Expense and Equipment................................................1,169,851..................
HCS HB 2006 13 From Department of Agriculture Federal Fund (1133) ..................................................101,091 Personal Service..................................................................................................653,084 Expense and Equipment (including $365,000 one-time)....................645,339 From Agriculture Protection Fund (1970)...................................................................1,298,423 Personal Service...............................................................................................2,173,994 Expense and Equipment................................................1,169,851..................
CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 14 Total (Not to exceed 14.68 F.T.E.)............................................................................$1,687,410 Section 6.120.
Total (Not to exceed 14.68 F.T.E.)............................................................................$1,687,410 Section 6.120.
To the Department of Agriculture For the Missouri State Fair, provided twenty-five percent (25%) flexibility is allowed between funds, and five percent (5%) flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment, and further provided three percent (3%) flexibility is allowed from this section to Section 6.150 Personal Service From General Revenue Fund (1101)............................................................................$764,189 Personal Service...............................................................................................1,589,608 Expense and Equipment................................................4,175,837..................
To the Department of Agriculture For the Missouri State Fair, provided twenty-five percent (25%) flexibility is allowed between funds, and five percent (5%) HCS HB 2006 14 flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment, and further provided three percent (3%) flexibility is allowed from this section to Section 6.150 Personal Service From General Revenue Fund (1101)............................................................................$764,189 Personal Service...............................................................................................1,589,608 Expense and Equipment...........................................3,725,837.......................
From State Fair Fee Fund (1410).................................................................................5,765,445 Personal Service From Agriculture Protection Fund (1970)......................................666,941..............
From State Fair Fee Fund (1410).................................................................................5,315,445 Personal Service From Agriculture Protection Fund (1970)......................................................................666,941 For expenses related to the Great American State Fair in Washington D.C.
Total (Not to exceed 63.38 F.T.E.)............................................................................$7,196,575 Section 6.125.
From General Revenue Fund (1101) (one-time) ............................150,000..............
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To the Department of Agriculture For cash to start the Missouri State Fair Expense and Equipment From State Fair Fee Fund (1410)....................................................................................$74,250 From State Fair Trust Fund (1951)..............................................9,900...................
Total (Not to exceed 63.38 F.T.E.)............................................................................$6,896,575 Section 6.125.
To the Department of Agriculture For cash to start the Missouri State Fair Expense and Equipment From State Fair Fee Fund (1410)....................................................................................$74,250 From State Fair Trust Fund (1951).........................................9,900........................
To the Department of Agriculture For the Missouri State Fair For equipment replacement Expense and Equipment From General Revenue Fund (1101)............................................................................$225,000 From State Fair Fee Fund (1410)..............................................165,962....................
To the Department of Agriculture For the Missouri State Fair For equipment replacement Expense and Equipment From State Fair Fee Fund (1410)..................................................................................$165,962 Section 6.135.
Total..............................................................................................................................$390,962 Section 6.135.
To the Department of Agriculture For the State Milk Board, provided five percent (5%) flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment, and further provided three percent (3%) flexibility is allowed from this section to Section 6.150 Personal Service................................................................................................$141,160 Expense and Equipment................................................682........................
To the Department of Agriculture For the State Milk Board, provided five percent (5%) flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment, and further provided three percent (3%) flexibility is allowed from this section to Section 6.150 CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 15 Personal Service................................................................................................$141,160 Expense and Equipment................................................682........................
From General Revenue Fund (1101)..............................................................................141,842 HCS HB 2006 15 For the State Milk Board, provided five percent (5%) flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment Personal Service..................................................................................................827,152 Expense and Equipment.................................................765,175...................
From General Revenue Fund (1101)..............................................................................141,842 For the State Milk Board, provided five percent (5%) flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment Personal Service..................................................................................................827,152 Expense and Equipment............................................765,175........................
From State Milk Inspection Fee Fund (1645)................................1,592,327.............
From State Milk Inspection Fee Fund (1645).............................1,592,327................
To the Department of Natural Resources For department operations, administration, and support, provided three percent (3%) flexibility is allowed from this section to Section 6.400 Personal Service.............................................................................................$1,163,892 Expense and Equipment.............................................57,083........................
To the Department of Natural Resources For department operations, administration, and support, provided three percent (3%) flexibility is allowed from this section to Section 6.400 Personal Service.............................................................................................$1,135,442 Expense and Equipment..................................................52,391...................
From General Revenue Fund (1101)...........................................................................1,220,975 For department operations, administration, and support, provided five percent (5%) flexibility is allowed between funds and no flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment Personal Service..................................................................................................610,625 Expense and Equipment............................................106,434........................
From General Revenue Fund (1101)...........................................................................1,187,833 For department operations, administration, and support, provided five percent (5%) flexibility is allowed between funds and no flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment Personal Service..................................................................................................593,555 Expense and Equipment.................................................105,532...................
From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140).......................................717,059 Personal Service...............................................................................................3,552,194 Expense and Equipment............................................507,874........................
From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140).......................................699,087 Personal Service...............................................................................................3,391,052 Expense and Equipment.................................................502,163...................
From DNR Cost Allocation Fund (1500)....................................................................4,060,068 Personal Service From Department of Natural Resources Revolving Services Fund (1425)......................54,688 CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 16 For implementation on the citizen engagement platform of a permitting application providing transparency and two-way communication for efficient and timely permitting, provided the department shall procure services in compliance with Chapter 34 RSMo From General Revenue Fund (1101)...........................................................................4,000,000 For Contractual Audits From State Parks Earnings Fund (1415) (including $313 one-time)................................93,154 From Solid Waste Management Fund (1570) (including $156 one-time)........................86,709 From Soil and Water Sales Tax Fund (1614) (including $892 one-time) ......202,068 Total (Not to exceed 76.71 F.T.E.)..........................................................................$10,434,721 Section 6.225.
From DNR Cost Allocation Fund (1500)....................................................................3,893,215 Personal Service From Department of Natural Resources Revolving Services Fund (1425)......................54,688 For Internal Audits Personal Service....................................................................................................28,450 HCS HB 2006 16 Expense and Equipment................................................4,692......................
To the Department of Natural Resources For the Division of Environmental Quality For Administrative Expenses, provided fifty percent (50%) flexibility between all federal and other funds is allowed between subsections indicated in Section 6.225, and fifty percent (50%) flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment from General Revenue between and within the subsectionsindicatedinSection6.225,andfurtherprovidedthree percent (3%) flexibility is allowed from this section to section 6.400 Personal Service From General Revenue Fund (1101)............................................................................$152,506 Personal Service..................................................................................................340,794 Expense and Equipment...............................................50,000......................
From General Revenue Fund (1101)................................................................................33,142 Personal Service....................................................................................................17,070 Expense and Equipment.................................................902.......................
From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140).......................................390,794 Personal Service..................................................................................................952,510 Expense and Equipment..............................................112,039......................
From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140).........................................17,972 Personal Service....................................................................................................96,731 Expense and Equipment................................................5,711......................
From DNR Cost Allocation Fund (1500)....................................................................1,064,549 For the Water Protection Program Personal Service From General Revenue Fund (1101)...........................................................................1,584,104 Personal Service...............................................................................................3,435,768 Expense and Equipment............................................1,008,699......................
From DNR Cost Allocation Fund (1500).......................................................................102,442 Personal Service....................................................................................................16,854 Expense and Equipment (including $313 one-time)......................1,300.....
CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 17 From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140)....................................4,444,467 Personal Service...............................................................................................3,199,241 Expense and Equipment..................................................656,779..................
From State Park Earnings Fund (1415) ............................................................................18,154 Personal Service......................................................................................................8,060 Expense and Equipment (including $156 one-time).......................649......
From Solid Waste Management Fund (1570).....................................................................8,709 Personal Service....................................................................................................48,364 Expense and Equipment (including $892 one-time)......................3,704.....
From Soil and Water Sales Tax Fund (1614) .................................52,068...............
Total (Not to exceed 76.71 F.T.E.)............................................................................$6,067,310 Section 6.225.
To the Department of Natural Resources For the Division of Environmental Quality For Administrative Expenses, provided ten percent (10%) flexibility between all federal and other funds is allowed between subsections indicated in Section 6.225, and ten percent (10%) flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment from General Revenue between and within the subsectionsindicatedinSection6.225,andfurtherprovidedthree percent (3%) flexibility is allowed from this section to section 6.400 Personal Service From General Revenue Fund (1101)............................................................................$152,506 Personal Service..................................................................................................340,794 Expense and Equipment...............................................50,000......................
From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140).......................................390,794 HCS HB 2006 17 Personal Service..................................................................................................952,510 Expense and Equipment..................................................112,039..................
From DNR Cost Allocation Fund (1500)....................................................................1,064,549 For the Water Protection Program Personal Service From General Revenue Fund (1101)...........................................................................1,584,104 Personal Service...............................................................................................3,435,768 Expense and Equipment................................................1,008,699..................
From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140)....................................4,444,467 Personal Service...............................................................................................3,199,241 Expense and Equipment..................................................656,779..................
From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Air Pollution Asbestos Fee Subaccount (1584)..............................................................................................265,049 Personal Service...............................................................................................2,846,544 Expense and Equipment..................................................116,287..................
HCS HB 2006 18 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Air Pollution Asbestos Fee Subaccount (1584)..............................................................................................265,049 Personal Service...............................................................................................2,846,544 Expense and Equipment..................................................116,287..................
CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 18 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Anhydrous Ammonia Risk Management Plan Subaccount (1554)................................................................234,063 For Environmental Remediation Personal Service From General Revenue Fund (1101)..............................................................................507,003 Personal Service...............................................................................................3,051,083 Expense and Equipment..................................................261,459..................
From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Anhydrous Ammonia Risk Management Plan Subaccount (1554)................................................................234,063 For Environmental Remediation Personal Service From General Revenue Fund (1101)..............................................................................372,105 Personal Service...............................................................................................3,051,083 Expense and Equipment..................................................261,459..................
From Environmental Radiation Monitoring Fund (1656) ................................................81,935 For the Waste Management Program Personal Service From General Revenue Fund (1101)..............................................................................219,683 Personal Service..................................................................................................907,578 Expense and Equipment...................................................59,203..................
From Environmental Radiation Monitoring Fund (1656) ................................................81,935 For the Waste Management Program Personal Service HCS HB 2006 19 From General Revenue Fund (1101)..............................................................................149,250 Personal Service..................................................................................................907,578 Expense and Equipment..................................................59,203...................
From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140).......................................966,781 Personal Service..................................................................................................348,693 Expense and Equipment...................................................27,002..................
From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140).......................................966,781 Personal Service..................................................................................................348,693 Expense and Equipment..................................................27,002...................
From Coal Combustion Residuals Subaccount (1551)...................................................375,695 CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 19 Personal Service..................................................................................................297,171 Expense and Equipment..................................................27,001...................
From Coal Combustion Residuals Subaccount (1551)...................................................375,695 Personal Service..................................................................................................297,171 Expense and Equipment..................................................27,001...................
From Hazardous Waste Fund (1676)...........................................................................1,104,771 For Regional Offices Personal Service...............................................................................................4,068,444 Expense and Equipment.................................................128,387...................
From Hazardous Waste Fund (1676)...........................................................................1,104,771 For Regional Offices Personal Service...............................................................................................3,356,112 Expense and Equipment.................................................128,387...................
From General Revenue Fund (1101)...........................................................................4,196,831 Personal Service...............................................................................................2,365,529 Expense and Equipment.................................................250,941...................
From General Revenue Fund (1101)...........................................................................3,484,499 Personal Service...............................................................................................2,365,529 Expense and Equipment.................................................250,941...................
From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Water Pollution Permit Fee Subaccount (1568)...........................................................................................1,791,322 Personal Service..................................................................................................308,895 Expense and Equipment..................................................25,248...................
From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Water Pollution Permit Fee Subaccount (1568)...........................................................................................1,791,322 HCS HB 2006 20 Personal Service..................................................................................................308,895 Expense and Equipment...................................................25,248..................
From Solid Waste Management Fund – Scrap Tire Subaccount (1569)........................334,143 Personal Service..................................................................................................504,736 Expense and Equipment..................................................46,815...................
From Solid Waste Management Fund – Scrap Tire Subaccount (1569)........................334,143 Personal Service..................................................................................................504,736 Expense and Equipment...................................................46,815..................
From Solid Waste Management Fund (1570).................................................................551,551 Personal Service..................................................................................................423,736 Expense and Equipment..................................................76,743...................
From Solid Waste Management Fund (1570).................................................................551,551 Personal Service..................................................................................................423,736 Expense and Equipment...................................................76,743..................
CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 20 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Air Pollution Permit Fee Subaccount (1594)..............................................................................................500,479 Personal Service...............................................................................................1,140,238 Expense and Equipment..................................................195,789..................
From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Air Pollution Permit Fee Subaccount (1594)..............................................................................................500,479 Personal Service...............................................................................................1,140,238 Expense and Equipment..................................................195,789..................
From Missouri Air Emission Reduction Fund (1267)....................................................218,267 For the Environmental Services Program Personal Service...............................................................................................2,070,173 Expense and Equipment (including $750,000 one-time)..................1,016,314 From General Revenue Fund (1101)...........................................................................3,086,487 Personal Service...............................................................................................1,684,280 Expense and Equipment................................................1,466,169.................
From Missouri Air Emission Reduction Fund (1267)....................................................218,267 For the Environmental Services Program Personal Service...............................................................................................2,070,173 Expense and Equipment (including $480,000 one-time)....................746,314 From General Revenue Fund (1101)...........................................................................2,816,487 Personal Service...............................................................................................1,684,280 Expense and Equipment................................................1,466,169..................
From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140)....................................3,150,449 Personal Service..................................................................................................418,291 Expense and Equipment...................................................27,000.................
From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140)....................................3,150,449 Personal Service..................................................................................................418,291 Expense and Equipment (including $205,000 one-time)....................232,000 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Water Pollution Permit Fee Subaccount (1568)..............................................................................................650,291 HCS HB 2006 21 Personal Service..................................................................................................697,425 Expense and Equipment..................................................398,843..................
From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Water Pollution Permit Fee Subaccount (1568)..............................................................................................445,291 Personal Service..................................................................................................697,425 Expense and Equipment..................................................398,843..................
From Hazardous Waste Fund (1676)..............................................................................126,534 Personal Service..................................................................................................867,377 CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 21 Expense and Equipment....................................................8,631..................
From Hazardous Waste Fund (1676)..............................................................................126,534 Personal Service..................................................................................................867,377 Expense and Equipment (including $65,000 one-time)......................73,631 From Safe Drinking Water Fund (1679).........................................................................941,008 Personal Service......................................................................................................9,494 Expense and Equipment....................................................8,869..................
From Safe Drinking Water Fund (1679).........................................................................876,008 Personal Service......................................................................................................9,494 Expense and Equipment....................................................8,869..................
From Environmental Radiation Monitoring Fund (1656) ..................................................7,056 For the Financial Assistance Center Personal Service..................................................................................................283,393 Expense and Equipment....................................................7,938..................
From Environmental Radiation Monitoring Fund (1656) ..................................................7,056 For the Financial Assistance Center Personal Service..................................................................................................201,056 Expense and Equipment....................................................7,938..................
From General Revenue Fund (1101) .............................................................................291,331 Personal Service..................................................................................................646,608 Expense and Equipment...................................................91,878..................
From General Revenue Fund (1101) .............................................................................208,994 Personal Service..................................................................................................646,608 Expense and Equipment...................................................91,878..................
From Water and Wastewater Loan Fund (1649) .................................1,193,472.......
HCS HB 2006 22 From Water and Wastewater Loan Fund (1649) ...............................1,193,472.........
Total (Not to exceed 741.70 F.T.E.)........................................................................$55,683,510 Section 6.230.
Total (Not to exceed 741.70 F.T.E.)........................................................................$54,683,510 Section 6.230.
To the Department of Natural Resources For environmental education and studies, demonstration projects, and technical assistance grants, providedten percent (10%) flexibility is allowed between funds From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140).....................................$350,000 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Water Pollution Permit Fee Subaccount (1568)......................................................350,000......................
To the Department of Natural Resources For environmental education and studies, demonstration projects, and technical assistance grants, providedten percent (10%) flexibility is allowed between funds From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140).....................................$350,000 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Water Pollution Permit Fee Subaccount (1568).....................................................350,000.......................
CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 22 Total..............................................................................................................................$700,000 Section 6.235.
Total..............................................................................................................................$700,000 Section 6.235.
To the Department of Natural Resources For water infrastructure grants and loans, provided twenty-five percent (25%) flexibility is allowed between other funds From General Revenue Fund (1101).........................................................................$9,251,461 From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140)..................................17,512,000 From Water and Wastewater Loan Fund (1649) .....................................................151,419,446 From Water and Wastewater Loan Revolving Fund (1602)....................................836,575,262 From Water Pollution Control (37E) Fund (1330)...........................................................20,000 From Water Pollution Control (37G) Fund (1329)...........................................................10,000 From Stormwater Control (37H) Fund (1302)..................................................................10,000 From Storm Water Loan Revolving Fund (1754)........................................................1,500,000 From Rural Water and Sewer Loan Revolving Fund (1755).......................................1,500,000 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Water Pollution Permit Fee Subaccount (1568)...............................................3,000,000...........................
To the Department of Natural Resources For water infrastructure grants and loans, provided ten percent (10%) flexibility is allowed between other funds From General Revenue Fund (1101).........................................................................$9,251,461 From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140)..................................17,512,000 From Water and Wastewater Loan Fund (1649) .....................................................637,419,667 From Water and Wastewater Loan Revolving Fund (1602)....................................350,575,041 From Water Pollution Control (37E) Fund (1330)...........................................................20,000 From Water Pollution Control (37G) Fund (1329)...........................................................10,000 From Stormwater Control (37H) Fund (1302)..................................................................10,000 From Storm Water Loan Revolving Fund (1754)........................................................1,500,000 From Rural Water and Sewer Loan Revolving Fund (1755).......................................1,500,000 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Water Pollution Permit Fee Subaccount (1568)...................................................3,000,000.......................
To the Department of Natural Resources For grants and contracts to study or reduce water pollution, improve ground water and/or surface water quality, provided $9,000,000 be used solely to encumber funds for future fiscal year expenditures, and provided ten percent (10%) flexibility is allowed between funds From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140)................................$17,497,460 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Water Pollution Permit Fee Subaccount (1568)...........................................................................................2,800,000 For drinking water sampling, analysis, and public drinking water quality and treatment studies From Safe Drinking Water Fund (1679)....................................599,852...................
To the Department of Natural Resources For grants and contracts to study or reduce water pollution, improve ground water and/or surface water quality, provided $9,000,000 be used solely to encumber funds for future fiscal year expenditures, and provided ten percent (10%) flexibility is allowed between funds From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140)................................$17,497,460 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Water Pollution Permit Fee Subaccount (1568)...........................................................................................2,800,000 HCS HB 2006 23 For drinking water sampling, analysis, and public drinking water quality and treatment studies From Safe Drinking Water Fund (1679)........................................599,852...............
To the Department of Natural Resources CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 23 For grants and contracts for air pollution control activities, provided ten percent (10%) flexibility is allowed between funds From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140)..................................$2,686,494 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Air Pollution Permit Fee Subaccount (1594)..............................................................................................100,000 For grants and contracts for air pollution control activities in accordance with the department’s beneficiary mitigation plan dated August 6, 2018 From Volkswagen Environmental Mitigation Trust Proceeds Fund (1268)..............................................................5,000,000................................
To the Department of Natural Resources For grants and contracts for air pollution control activities, provided ten percent (10%) flexibility is allowed between funds From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140)..................................$2,686,494 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Air Pollution Permit Fee Subaccount (1594)..............................................................................................100,000 For grants and contracts for air pollution control activities in accordance with the department’s beneficiary mitigation plan dated August 6, 2018 From Volkswagen Environmental Mitigation Trust Proceeds Fund (1268)..............................................................5,000,000................................
To the Department of Natural Resources For implementation provisions of the Solid Waste Management Law in accordance with Sections 260.250 through 260.345, RSMo From Solid Waste Management Fund (1570)............................................................$6,998,820 From Solid Waste Management Fund – Scrap Tire Subaccount (1569).....................2,500,000 For grants to Solid Waste Management Districts for funding community- based reduce, reuse, and recycle grants From Solid Waste Management Fund (1570)...................................5,000,000..........
To the Department of Natural Resources For implementation provisions of the Solid Waste Management Law in accordance with Sections 260.250 through 260.345, RSMo From Solid Waste Management Fund (1570)............................................................$6,998,820 HCS HB 2006 24 From Solid Waste Management Fund – Scrap Tire Subaccount (1569).....................2,500,000 For grants to Solid Waste Management Districts for funding community- based reduce, reuse, and recycle grants From Solid Waste Management Fund (1570)....................................5,000,000.........
To the Department of Natural Resources For expenditures of forfeited financial assurance instruments to ensure proper closure and post closure of solid waste landfills, with CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 24 general revenue expenditures not to exceed collections pursuant to Section 260.228, RSMo Personal Service..................................................................................................$23,812 Expense and Equipment..................................................428,984..................
To the Department of Natural Resources For expenditures of forfeited financial assurance instruments to ensure proper closure and post closure of solid waste landfills, with general revenue expenditures not to exceed collections pursuant to Section 260.228, RSMo Personal Service..................................................................................................$23,812 Expense and Equipment..................................................428,984..................
To the Department of Natural Resources For the Missouri Geological Survey, provided three percent (3%) flexibility is allowed from this section to Section 6.400 Personal Service.............................................................................................$3,936,776 Expense and Equipment (including $283,427 one-time)..................2,583,733 From General Revenue Fund (1101)...........................................................................6,520,509 Forastatewidedaminspectorperforminginspectionsofnon-agricultural dams Personal Service....................................................................................................81,760 Expense and Equipment....................................................6,421..................
To the Department of Natural Resources For the Missouri Geological Survey, provided three percent (3%) flexibility is allowed from this section to Section 6.400 Personal Service.............................................................................................$3,351,694 HCS HB 2006 25 Expense and Equipment (including $258,231 one-time)..................2,046,509 From General Revenue Fund (1101)...........................................................................5,398,203 Forastatewidedaminspectorperforminginspectionsofnon-agricultural dams Personal Service....................................................................................................81,760 Expense and Equipment....................................................6,421..................
From General Revenue Fund (1101)................................................................................88,181 CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 25 For the Missouri Geological Survey, provided fifteen percent (15%) flexibility is allowed between funds and no flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment Personal Service...............................................................................................2,233,018 Expense and Equipment..................................................501,678..................
From General Revenue Fund (1101)................................................................................88,181 For the Missouri Geological Survey, provided ten percent (10%) flexibility is allowed between funds and no flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment Personal Service...............................................................................................2,233,018 Expense and Equipment..................................................501,678..................
From DNR Cost Allocation Fund (1500).........................................................................22,013 Personal Service..................................................................................................132,293 Expense and Equipment...................................................18,270..................
From DNR Cost Allocation Fund (1500).........................................................................22,013 HCS HB 2006 26 Personal Service..................................................................................................132,293 Expense and Equipment...................................................18,270..................
From Metallic Minerals Waste Management Fund (1575)...............................................55,283 Personal Service..................................................................................................587,068 CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 26 Expense and Equipment..................................................202,207..................
From Metallic Minerals Waste Management Fund (1575)...............................................55,283 Personal Service..................................................................................................587,068 Expense and Equipment..................................................202,207..................
From Multipurpose Water Resource Program Fund (1815)...........................................118,519 Personal Service...............................................................................................1,849,576 Expense and Equipment (including $346,771 one-time)....................627,693 From Soil and Water Sales Tax Fund (1614) .................................2,477,269............
From Multipurpose Water Resource Program Fund (1815)...........................................118,519 Personal Service...............................................................................................1,995,232 Expense and Equipment (including $371,967 one-time)..................1,164,917 From Soil and Water Sales Tax Fund (1614) ..................................3,160,149...........
Total (Not to exceed 148.58 F.T.E.)........................................................................$14,527,094 Section 6.290.
Total (Not to exceed 148.58 F.T.E.)........................................................................$14,087,668 Section 6.290.
To the Department of Natural Resources Funds are to be transferred out of the State Treasury to the Mined Land Reclamation Fund, provided three percent (3%) flexibility is allowed from this section to Section 6.400 From General Revenue Fund (1101)............................................................................$200,000 Section 6.295.
To the Department of Natural Resources HCS HB 2006 27 Funds are to be transferred out of the State Treasury to the Mined Land Reclamation Fund, provided three percent (3%) flexibility is allowed from this section to Section 6.400 From General Revenue Fund (1101)............................................................................$200,000 Section 6.295.
To the Department of Natural Resources Funds are to be transferred out of the State Treasury to the Multipurpose Water Resource Program Fund, provided three CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 27 percent (3%) flexibility is allowed from this section to Section 6.400 From General Revenue Fund (1101).......................................................................$20,000,000 For the Multipurpose Water Resource Program From Multipurpose Water Resource Program Fund (1815)......................................48,187,310 For a drought response plan, water supply availability studies, watershed feasibility studies and related efforts to protect Missouri’s water supply interests From General Revenue Fund (1101)..........................................832,428..................
To the Department of Natural Resources Funds are to be transferred out of the State Treasury to the Multipurpose Water Resource Program Fund, provided three percent (3%) flexibility is allowed from this section to Section 6.400 From General Revenue Fund (1101).......................................................................$16,700,000 For the Multipurpose Water Resource Program From Multipurpose Water Resource Program Fund (1815)......................................48,187,310 For a drought response plan, water supply availability studies, watershed feasibility studies and related efforts to protect Missouri’s water supply interests From General Revenue Fund (1101)..........................................832,428..................
Total.........................................................................................................................$69,019,738 Section 6.300.
Total.........................................................................................................................$65,719,738 Section 6.300.
Total.........................................................................................................................$11,970,949 Section 6.310.
HCS HB 2006 28 Total.........................................................................................................................$11,970,949 Section 6.310.
To the Department of Natural Resources For the Missouri Geological Survey For demonstration projects and technical assistance related to soil and water conservation From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140)..................................$1,000,000 CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 28 For a program to improve water quality practices From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140).......................................514,772 For grants to local soil and water conservation districts From Soil and Water Sales Tax Fund (1614) ............................................................19,680,570 For soil and water conservation cost-share grants From Soil and Water Sales Tax Fund (1614) ............................................................50,000,000 For a conservation monitoring program From Soil and Water Sales Tax Fund (1614) .................................................................400,000 For grants to colleges and universities for research projects on soil erosion and conservation From Soil and Water Sales Tax Fund (1614) ..............................400,000.................
To the Department of Natural Resources For the Missouri Geological Survey For demonstration projects and technical assistance related to soil and water conservation From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140)..................................$1,000,000 For a program to improve water quality practices From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140).......................................514,772 For grants to local soil and water conservation districts From Soil and Water Sales Tax Fund (1614) ............................................................19,680,570 For soil and water conservation cost-share grants From Soil and Water Sales Tax Fund (1614) ............................................................50,000,000 For a conservation monitoring program From Soil and Water Sales Tax Fund (1614) .................................................................400,000 For grants to colleges and universities for research projects on soil erosion and conservation From Soil and Water Sales Tax Fund (1614) ..............................400,000.................
To the Department of Natural Resources For the Division of Energy, provided three percent (3%) flexibility is allowed from this section to Section 6.400 Personal Service From General Revenue Fund (1101)............................................................................$183,960 For the Division of Energy, provided ten percent (10%) flexibility is allowed between funds and no flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment Personal Service...............................................................................................1,820,566 Expense and Equipment............................................795,491........................
To the Department of Natural Resources For the Division of Energy, provided three percent (3%) flexibility is allowed from this section to Section 6.400 Personal Service HCS HB 2006 29 From General Revenue Fund (1101)............................................................................$183,960 For the Division of Energy, provided ten percent (10%) flexibility is allowed between funds and no flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment Personal Service...............................................................................................1,820,566 Expense and Equipment..................................................795,491..................
From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140)....................................2,616,057 CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 29 Personal Service..................................................................................................893,951 Expense and Equipment..................................................150,368..................
From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140)....................................2,616,057 Personal Service..................................................................................................893,951 Expense and Equipment..................................................150,368..................
To the Department of Natural Resources For the promotion of energy, renewable energy, and energy efficiency, provided $13,000,000 be used solely to encumber funds for future fiscal year expenditures, provided ten percent (10%) flexibility is allowed between funds and no flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140)................................$89,754,073 From Energy Set-Aside Program Fund (1667)..........................................................17,000,000 From Energy Futures Fund (1935) ..............................................................................6,000,000 For the Low-Income Weatherization Assistance Program From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140)...................9,948,293 Total.......................................................................................................................$122,702,366 Section 6.340.
To the Department of Natural Resources For the promotion of energy, renewable energy, and energy efficiency, provided $13,000,000 be used solely to encumber funds for future fiscal year expenditures, provided ten percent (10%) flexibility is allowed between funds and no flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140)................................$89,754,073 From Energy Set-Aside Program Fund (1667)..........................................................17,000,000 From Energy Futures Fund (1935) ..............................................................................6,000,000 For the Low-Income Weatherization Assistance Program From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140)...................9,948,293 Total.......................................................................................................................$122,702,366 HCS HB 2006 30 Section 6.345.
To the Department of Natural Resources For the Wood Energy Tax Credit Program For the redemption of authorized tax credits applied for between January 1, 2025, and June 30, 2025, and January 1, 2026, and June 30, 2026, under Sections 135.300 through 135.311, RSMo, provided three percent (3%) is allowed from this section to Section 6.400 From General Revenue Fund (1101).………………………………………………$1,000,000 CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 30 Section 6.345.
To the Department of Natural Resources For Missouri State Parks For State Parks operations, provided five percent (5%) flexibility is allowed between federal and other funds and no flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment Personal Service From General Revenue Fund (1101)............................................................................$214,970 Personal Service..................................................................................................141,409 Expense and Equipment..................................................103,658..................
To the Department of Natural Resources For Missouri State Parks For State Parks operations, provided ten percent (10%) flexibility is allowed between federal and other funds and no flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment Personal Service From General Revenue Fund (1101)............................................................................$214,970 Personal Service..................................................................................................141,409 Expense and Equipment..................................................103,658..................
Babler Memorial State Park Fund (1911)..............................257,966 Expense and Equipment From Meramec-Onondaga State Parks Fund (1698)........................................................65,000 For State Park Operations Expense and Equipment From Department of Natural Resources Federal Stimulus – 2021 Fund (2449)..................................................................................................................158,622 CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 31 For state park support activities and grants and/or loans for recreational purposes, provided $42,400,000 be used solely to encumber funds for future fiscal year expenditures From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140)..................................65,650,000 For programming that commemorates and interprets the African- American diaspora through fostering educational and cultural programs regarding the past, present, and contemporary contributions of African-Americans who served to shape the city and state’s history and culture From General Revenue Fund (1101)..…………………………………………………100,000 Levy District Payments.........................................................................................20,000 Payment in Lieu of Taxes.....................................................................................15,000 Bruce R Watkins Center Expense and Equipment ....................100,000.......
Babler Memorial State Park Fund (1911)..............................257,966 Expense and Equipment From Meramec-Onondaga State Parks Fund (1698)........................................................65,000 For State Park Operations Expense and Equipment From Department of Natural Resources Federal Stimulus – 2021 Fund (2449)..................................................................................................................158,622 HCS HB 2006 31 For state park support activities and grants and/or loans for recreational purposes, provided $42,400,000 be used solely to encumber funds for future fiscal year expenditures From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140)..................................65,650,000 Levy District Payments.........................................................................................20,000 Payment in Lieu of Taxes.....................................................................................15,000 Bruce R Watkins Center Expense and Equipment ..........................100,000.
From Parks Sales Tax Fund (1613) ................................................................................135,000 Parks Concession Personal Service ......................................................................80,139 Parks Concession Expense and Equipment........................................................199,350 Gifts to Parks Expense and Equipment...............................................................750,000 Parks Resale Expense and Equipment.............................................................1,000,000 State Park Grants Expense and Equipment..........................450,000.............
From Parks Sales Tax Fund (1613) ................................................................................135,000 Parks Concession Personal Service ......................................................................80,139 Parks Concession Expense and Equipment........................................................199,350 Gifts to Parks Expense and Equipment...............................................................750,000 Parks Resale Expense and Equipment.............................................................1,000,000 State Park Grants Expense and Equipment................................450,000.......
From State Park Earnings Fund (1415) ..................................2,479,489....................
From State Park Earnings Fund (1415) ......................................2,479,489................
Total (Not to exceed 683.21 F.T.E.)......................................................................$119,657,952 Section 6.348.
Total (Not to exceed 683.21 F.T.E.)......................................................................$119,557,952 Section 6.350.
To the Department of Natural Resources For distribution to any county with more than two hundred thousand but fewerthantwohundredthirtythousandinhabitantsforthebuyout oflandpronetofrequentfloodingforconversiontoaparklocated near an unincorporated community located just off Missouri Route 30 in said county From General Revenue Fund (1101) (one-time) .......................................................$2,000,000 Section 6.350.
To the Department of Natural Resources For Historic Preservation Operations, provided three percent (3%) flexibility is allowed from this section to Section 6.400 Personal Service From General Revenue Fund (1101)..............................................................................$57,088 For Historic Preservation Operations, provided ten percent (10%) flexibility is allowed between funds and no flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment Personal Service..................................................................................................480,946 Expense and Equipment...................................................50,280..................
To the Department of Natural Resources For Historic Preservation Operations, provided three percent (3%) flexibility is allowed from this section to Section 6.400 Personal Service From General Revenue Fund (1101)..............................................................................$57,088 CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 32 For Historic Preservation Operations, provided ten percent (10%) flexibility is allowed between funds and no flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment Personal Service..................................................................................................480,946 Expense and Equipment...................................................50,280..................
From Economic Development Advancement Fund (1783)............................................147,036 For historic preservation grants and contracts, provided ten percent (10%) flexibility is allowed between funds From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140).......................................600,000 From Historic Preservation Revolving Fund (1430) ..........................1,339,667........
From Economic Development Advancement Fund (1783)............................................147,036 HCS HB 2006 32 For historic preservation grants and contracts, provided ten percent (10%) flexibility is allowed between funds From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140).......................................600,000 From Historic Preservation Revolving Fund (1430) ......................1,339,667............
To the Department of Natural Resources For expenditures of payments received for damages to the state’s natural resources, provided ten percent (10%) flexibility is allowed between funds Expense and Equipment From Natural Resources Protection Fund (1555)......................................................$4,300,000 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Water Pollution Permit Fee Subaccount (1568)......................................................100,000......................
To the Department of Natural Resources For expenditures of payments received for damages to the state’s natural resources, provided ten percent (10%) flexibility is allowed between funds Expense and Equipment From Natural Resources Protection Fund (1555)......................................................$4,300,000 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Water Pollution Permit Fee Subaccount (1568)................................................100,000............................
To the Department of Natural Resources Expense and Equipment From Department of Natural Resources Revolving Services Fund (1425)...............$3,021,898 CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 33 Section 6.370.
To the Department of Natural Resources Expense and Equipment From Department of Natural Resources Revolving Services Fund (1425)...............$3,021,898 Section 6.370.
To the Department of Natural Resources For refunds, provided twenty-five percent (25%) flexibility is allowed between funds From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140).........................................$9,445 From Missouri Air Emission Reduction Fund (1267)......................................................16,038 From State Park Earnings Fund (1415) ............................................................................84,946 From Department of Natural Resources Revolving Services Fund (1425)........................1,419 From Historic Preservation Revolving Fund (1430) .............................................................165 From DNR Cost Allocation Fund (1500)...........................................................................3,478 From Oil and Gas Resources Fund (1543) ............................................................................100 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Anhydrous Ammonia Risk Management Plan Subaccount (1554)....................................................................5,400 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Water Pollution Permit Fee Subaccount (1568)................................................................................................46,982 From Solid Waste Management Fund – Scrap Tire Subaccount (1569)............................1,165 From Solid Waste Management Fund (1570).....................................................................1,165 From Metallic Minerals Waste Management Fund (1575)....................................................165 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Air Pollution Asbestos Fee Subaccount (1584)..................................................................................................9,930 From Underground Storage Tank Regulation Program Fund (1586).................................4,965 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Air Pollution Permit Fee Subaccount (1594)................................................................................................56,682 From Water and Wastewater Loan Revolving Fund (1602).............................................10,498 From Parks Sales Tax Fund (1613) ..................................................................................25,723 From Soil and Water Sales Tax Fund (1614) ........................................................................329 From Water and Wastewater Loan Fund (1649) ...................................................................165 From Environmental Radiation Monitoring Fund (1656) .....................................................250 From Groundwater Protection Fund (1660) .......................................................................3,165 From Energy Set-Aside Program Fund (1667)...................................................................2,204 From Hazardous Waste Fund (1676)................................................................................59,688 From Safe Drinking Water Fund (1679)...........................................................................14,726 From Abandoned Mine Reclamation Fund (1697)................................................................165 From Oil and Gas Remedial Fund (1699) .............................................................................650 From Storm Water Loan Revolving Fund (1754)..................................................................200 From Rural Water and Sewer Loan Revolving Fund (1755).................................................165 From Geologic Resources Fund (1801)..............................................................................4,400 From Confederate Memorial Park Fund (1812) ....................................................................165 From Concentrated Animal Feeding Operation Indemnity Fund (1834) ..............................450 From Mined Land Reclamation Fund (1906)...................................................................10,095 CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 34 From Doctor Edmund A.
To the Department of Natural Resources For refunds, provided ten percent (10%) flexibility is allowed between funds From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140).........................................$9,445 From Missouri Air Emission Reduction Fund (1267)......................................................16,038 From State Park Earnings Fund (1415) ............................................................................84,946 From Department of Natural Resources Revolving Services Fund (1425)........................1,419 From Historic Preservation Revolving Fund (1430) .............................................................165 From DNR Cost Allocation Fund (1500)...........................................................................3,478 From Oil and Gas Resources Fund (1543) ............................................................................100 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Anhydrous Ammonia Risk Management Plan Subaccount (1554)....................................................................5,400 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Water Pollution Permit Fee HCS HB 2006 33 Subaccount (1568)................................................................................................46,982 From Solid Waste Management Fund – Scrap Tire Subaccount (1569)............................1,165 From Solid Waste Management Fund (1570).....................................................................1,165 From Metallic Minerals Waste Management Fund (1575)....................................................165 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Air Pollution Asbestos Fee Subaccount (1584)..................................................................................................9,930 From Underground Storage Tank Regulation Program Fund (1586).................................4,965 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Air Pollution Permit Fee Subaccount (1594)................................................................................................56,682 From Water and Wastewater Loan Revolving Fund (1602).............................................10,498 From Parks Sales Tax Fund (1613) ..................................................................................25,723 From Soil and Water Sales Tax Fund (1614) ........................................................................329 From Water and Wastewater Loan Fund (1649) ...................................................................165 From Environmental Radiation Monitoring Fund (1656) .....................................................250 From Groundwater Protection Fund (1660) .......................................................................3,165 From Energy Set-Aside Program Fund (1667)...................................................................2,204 From Hazardous Waste Fund (1676)................................................................................59,688 From Safe Drinking Water Fund (1679)...........................................................................14,726 From Abandoned Mine Reclamation Fund (1697)................................................................165 From Oil and Gas Remedial Fund (1699) .............................................................................650 From Storm Water Loan Revolving Fund (1754)..................................................................200 From Rural Water and Sewer Loan Revolving Fund (1755).................................................165 From Geologic Resources Fund (1801)..............................................................................4,400 From Confederate Memorial Park Fund (1812) ....................................................................165 From Concentrated Animal Feeding Operation Indemnity Fund (1834) ..............................450 From Mined Land Reclamation Fund (1906)...................................................................10,095 From Doctor Edmund A.
To the Department of Natural Resources Funds are to be transferred out of the State Treasury, to the DNR Cost Allocation Fund for real property leases, related services, utilities, systems furniture, structural modifications, capital improvements and related expenses, and for the purpose of funding the consolidation of Information Technology Services, provided five percent (5%) flexibility is allowed between DNR Cost Allocation transfer, Cost Allocation HB 13 transfer, and Cost Allocation Information Technology Services Division transfer For Cost Allocation Transfer, provided five percent (5%) flexibility is allowed between funds From Missouri Air Emission Reduction Fund (1267)..................................................$265,233 From State Park Earnings Fund (1415) ..........................................................................468,711 From Historic Preservation Revolving Fund (1430) ........................................................31,688 From Natural Resources Protection Fund (1555).............................................................40,517 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Water Pollution Permit Fee Subaccount (1568)...........................................................................................1,169,042 From Solid Waste Management Fund – Scrap Tire Subaccount (1569)........................127,924 From Solid Waste Management Fund (1570).................................................................613,748 From Metallic Minerals Waste Management Fund (1575).................................................6,317 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Air Pollution Asbestos Fee Subaccount (1584)................................................................................................69,962 From Petroleum Storage Tank Insurance Fund (1585)...................................................267,296 From Underground Storage Tank Regulation Program Fund (1586)...............................31,569 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Air Pollution Permit Fee Subaccount (1594)..............................................................................................865,453 From Parks Sales Tax Fund (1613) .............................................................................4,013,492 CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 35 From Soil and Water Sales Tax Fund (1614) .................................................................231,219 From Water and Wastewater Loan Fund (1649) ............................................................232,195 From Environmental Radiation Monitoring Fund (1656) ..................................................9,124 From Groundwater Protection Fund (1660) .....................................................................99,049 From Energy Set-Aside Program Fund (1667)...............................................................245,436 From Hazardous Waste Fund (1676)..............................................................................545,806 From Safe Drinking Water Fund (1679).........................................................................670,950 From Geologic Resources Fund (1801)............................................................................18,120 From Mined Land Reclamation Fund (1906)...................................................................89,901 From Energy Futures Fund (1935) ...................................................................................27,345 From Oil and Gas Resources Fund (1543) .........................................................................9,000 From Multipurpose Water Resource Program Fund (1815).....................10,404.....
To the Department of Natural Resources HCS HB 2006 34 Funds are to be transferred out of the State Treasury, to the DNR Cost Allocation Fund for real property leases, related services, utilities, systems furniture, structural modifications, capital improvements and related expenses, and for the purpose of funding the consolidation of Information Technology Services, provided five percent (5%) flexibility is allowed between DNR Cost Allocation transfer, Cost Allocation HB 13 transfer, and Cost Allocation Information Technology Services Division transfer For Cost Allocation Transfer, provided five percent (5%) flexibility is allowed between funds From Missouri Air Emission Reduction Fund (1267)..................................................$265,233 From State Park Earnings Fund (1415) ..........................................................................468,711 From Historic Preservation Revolving Fund (1430) ........................................................31,688 From Natural Resources Protection Fund (1555).............................................................40,517 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Water Pollution Permit Fee Subaccount (1568)...........................................................................................1,169,042 From Solid Waste Management Fund – Scrap Tire Subaccount (1569)........................127,924 From Solid Waste Management Fund (1570).................................................................613,748 From Metallic Minerals Waste Management Fund (1575).................................................6,317 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Air Pollution Asbestos Fee Subaccount (1584)................................................................................................69,962 From Petroleum Storage Tank Insurance Fund (1585)...................................................267,296 From Underground Storage Tank Regulation Program Fund (1586)...............................31,569 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Air Pollution Permit Fee Subaccount (1594)..............................................................................................865,453 From Parks Sales Tax Fund (1613) .............................................................................4,013,492 From Soil and Water Sales Tax Fund (1614) .................................................................231,219 From Water and Wastewater Loan Fund (1649) ............................................................232,195 From Environmental Radiation Monitoring Fund (1656) ..................................................9,124 From Groundwater Protection Fund (1660) .....................................................................99,049 From Energy Set-Aside Program Fund (1667)...............................................................245,436 From Hazardous Waste Fund (1676)..............................................................................545,806 From Safe Drinking Water Fund (1679).........................................................................670,950 From Geologic Resources Fund (1801)............................................................................18,120 From Mined Land Reclamation Fund (1906)...................................................................89,901 From Energy Futures Fund (1935) ...................................................................................27,345 From Oil and Gas Resources Fund (1543) .........................................................................9,000 From Multipurpose Water Resource Program Fund (1815).....................10,404.....
Total DNR Cost Allocation Transfer.........................................................................10,159,501 For Cost Allocation HB 13 Transfer, provided ten percent (10%) flexibility is allowed between funds From Missouri Air Emission Reduction Fund (1267)........................................................6,894 From State Park Earnings Fund (1415) ..............................................................................8,162 From Historic Preservation Revolving Fund (1430) .............................................................552 From Natural Resources Protection Fund (1555)...............................................................1,052 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Water Pollution Permit Fee Subaccount (1568)................................................................................................30,356 From Solid Waste Management Fund – Scrap Tire Subaccount (1569)............................3,325 From Solid Waste Management Fund (1570)...................................................................15,635 From Metallic Minerals Waste Management Fund (1575)......................................................99 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Air Pollution Asbestos Fee Subaccount (1584)..................................................................................................1,818 From Petroleum Storage Tank Insurance Fund (1585).......................................................6,947 From Underground Storage Tank Regulation Program Fund (1586)....................................820 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Air Pollution Permit Fee Subaccount (1594)................................................................................................22,493 From Parks Sales Tax Fund (1613) ..................................................................................69,883 From Soil and Water Sales Tax Fund (1614) .....................................................................3,621 From Water and Wastewater Loan Fund (1649) ................................................................6,035 From Environmental Radiation Monitoring Fund (1656) .....................................................237 From Groundwater Protection Fund (1660) .......................................................................1,551 From Energy Set-Aside Program Fund (1667)...................................................................4,413 From Hazardous Waste Fund (1676)................................................................................13,919 From Safe Drinking Water Fund (1679)...........................................................................17,438 CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 36 From Geologic Resources Fund (1801).................................................................................284 From Mined Land Reclamation Fund (1906).....................................................................1,408 From Energy Futures Fund (1935) ........................................................................................491 From Oil and Gas Resources Fund (1543) ............................................................................141 From Multipurpose Water Resource Program Fund (1815)........................163.....
HCS HB 2006 35 Total DNR Cost Allocation Transfer.........................................................................10,159,501 For Cost Allocation HB 13 Transfer, provided ten percent (10%) flexibility is allowed between funds From Missouri Air Emission Reduction Fund (1267)........................................................6,894 From State Park Earnings Fund (1415) ..............................................................................8,162 From Historic Preservation Revolving Fund (1430) .............................................................552 From Natural Resources Protection Fund (1555)...............................................................1,052 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Water Pollution Permit Fee Subaccount (1568)................................................................................................30,356 From Solid Waste Management Fund – Scrap Tire Subaccount (1569)............................3,325 From Solid Waste Management Fund (1570)...................................................................15,635 From Metallic Minerals Waste Management Fund (1575)......................................................99 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Air Pollution Asbestos Fee Subaccount (1584)..................................................................................................1,818 From Petroleum Storage Tank Insurance Fund (1585).......................................................6,947 From Underground Storage Tank Regulation Program Fund (1586)....................................820 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Air Pollution Permit Fee Subaccount (1594)................................................................................................22,493 From Parks Sales Tax Fund (1613) ..................................................................................69,883 From Soil and Water Sales Tax Fund (1614) .....................................................................3,621 From Water and Wastewater Loan Fund (1649) ................................................................6,035 From Environmental Radiation Monitoring Fund (1656) .....................................................237 From Groundwater Protection Fund (1660) .......................................................................1,551 From Energy Set-Aside Program Fund (1667)...................................................................4,413 From Hazardous Waste Fund (1676)................................................................................13,919 From Safe Drinking Water Fund (1679)...........................................................................17,438 From Geologic Resources Fund (1801).................................................................................284 From Mined Land Reclamation Fund (1906).....................................................................1,408 From Energy Futures Fund (1935) ........................................................................................491 From Oil and Gas Resources Fund (1543) ............................................................................141 From Multipurpose Water Resource Program Fund (1815)........................163.....
Total Cost Allocation HB 13 Transfer............................................................................217,737 For Cost Allocation Information TechnologyServicesDivisionTransfer, provided five percent (5%) flexibility is allowed between funds From Missouri Air Emission Reduction Fund (1267)....................................................192,544 From State Park Earnings Fund (1415) ..........................................................................234,218 From Historic Preservation Revolving Fund (1430) ........................................................15,835 From Natural Resources Protection Fund (1555).............................................................29,412 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Water Pollution Permit Fee Subaccount (1568)..............................................................................................851,225 From Solid Waste Management Fund – Scrap Tire Subaccount (1569)..........................92,866 From Solid Waste Management Fund (1570).................................................................476,782 From Metallic Minerals Waste Management Fund (1575)...............................................11,028 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Air Pollution Asbestos Fee Subaccount (1584)................................................................................................50,788 From Petroleum Storage Tank Insurance Fund (1585)...................................................195,250 From Underground Storage Tank Regulation Program Fund (1586)...............................22,917 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Air Pollution Permit Fee Subaccount (1594)..............................................................................................628,267 From Parks Sales Tax Fund (1613) .............................................................................2,005,568 From Soil and Water Sales Tax Fund (1614) .................................................................637,697 From Water and Wastewater Loan Fund (1649) ............................................................168,560 From Environmental Radiation Monitoring Fund (1656) ..................................................6,623 From Energy Set-Aside Program Fund (1667)...............................................................103,613 From Hazardous Waste Fund (1676)..............................................................................422,504 From Safe Drinking Water Fund (1679).........................................................................487,070 From Geologic Resources Fund (1801)............................................................................31,635 From Energy Futures Fund (1935) ...................................................................................11,544 From Oil and Gas Resources Fund (1543) .......................................................................15,713 From Multipurpose Water Resource Program Fund (1815).....................18,163.....
Total Cost Allocation HB 13 Transfer............................................................................217,737 For Cost Allocation Information TechnologyServicesDivisionTransfer, provided five percent (5%) flexibility is allowed between funds From Missouri Air Emission Reduction Fund (1267)....................................................192,544 From State Park Earnings Fund (1415) ..........................................................................234,218 From Historic Preservation Revolving Fund (1430) ........................................................15,835 HCS HB 2006 36 From Natural Resources Protection Fund (1555).............................................................29,412 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Water Pollution Permit Fee Subaccount (1568)..............................................................................................851,225 From Solid Waste Management Fund – Scrap Tire Subaccount (1569)..........................92,866 From Solid Waste Management Fund (1570).................................................................476,782 From Metallic Minerals Waste Management Fund (1575)...............................................11,028 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Air Pollution Asbestos Fee Subaccount (1584)................................................................................................50,788 From Petroleum Storage Tank Insurance Fund (1585)...................................................195,250 From Underground Storage Tank Regulation Program Fund (1586)...............................22,917 From Natural Resources Protection Fund – Air Pollution Permit Fee Subaccount (1594)..............................................................................................628,267 From Parks Sales Tax Fund (1613) .............................................................................2,005,568 From Soil and Water Sales Tax Fund (1614) .................................................................637,697 From Water and Wastewater Loan Fund (1649) ............................................................168,560 From Environmental Radiation Monitoring Fund (1656) ..................................................6,623 From Energy Set-Aside Program Fund (1667)...............................................................103,613 From Hazardous Waste Fund (1676)..............................................................................422,504 From Safe Drinking Water Fund (1679).........................................................................487,070 From Geologic Resources Fund (1801)............................................................................31,635 From Energy Futures Fund (1935) ...................................................................................11,544 From Oil and Gas Resources Fund (1543) .......................................................................15,713 From Multipurpose Water Resource Program Fund (1815).........................18,163.
Total Cost Allocation Information Technology Services Division Transfer........................................................6,709,822...................................
Total Cost Allocation Information Technology Services Division Transfer............................................................6,709,822...............................
Total.........................................................................................................................$17,087,060 CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 37 Section 6.385.
Total.........................................................................................................................$17,087,060 Section 6.385.
To the Department of Natural Resources For all costs incurred in the operation of the authority, including special studies Personal Service................................................................................................$669,567 Expense and Equipment............................................601,196........................
To the Department of Natural Resources For all costs incurred in the operation of the authority, including special studies Personal Service................................................................................................$669,567 Expense and Equipment.................................................601,196...................
From State Environmental Improvement Authority Fund (1654) (Not to exceed 8.00 F.T.E.)........................................................................................$1,270,763 Section 6.395.
HCS HB 2006 37 From State Environmental Improvement Authority Fund (1654) (Not to exceed 8.00 F.T.E.)........................................................................................$1,270,763 Section 6.395.
To the Department of Natural Resources Funds are to be transferred out of the State Treasury to the State Legal Expense Fund for payment of claims, premiums, and expense as provided by Section 105.711 through 105.726, RSMo From General Revenue Fund (1101).......................................................................................$1 CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 38 Section 6.600.
To the Department of Natural Resources Funds are to be transferred out of the State Treasury to the State Legal Expense Fund for payment of claims, premiums, and expense as provided by Section 105.711 through 105.726, RSMo From General Revenue Fund (1101).......................................................................................$1 Section 6.600.
To the Department of Conservation For Habitat Management, provided twenty-five percent (25%) flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment, and twenty-five percent (25%) flexibility is allowed between Sections 6.600, 6.605, 6.610, 6.615, 6.620, and 6.625 Personal Service...........................................................................................$28,100,789 Expense and Equipment..............................................25,676,463...................
To the Department of Conservation For Habitat Management, provided twenty-five percent (25%) flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment, and twenty-five percent (25%) flexibility is allowed between Sections 6.600, 6.605, 6.610, 6.615, 6.620, and 6.625 Personal Service...........................................................................................$28,100,789 Expense and Equipment.........................................25,676,463........................
To the Department of Conservation For Fish and Wildlife Management, provided twenty-five percent (25%) flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment, and twenty-five percent (25%) flexibility is allowed between Sections 6.600, 6.605, 6.610, 6.615, 6.620, and 6.625 Personal Service...........................................................................................$34,464,011 Expense and Equipment..............................................16,954,253...................
To the Department of Conservation For Fish and Wildlife Management, provided twenty-five percent (25%) flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and HCS HB 2006 38 equipment, and twenty-five percent (25%) flexibility is allowed between Sections 6.600, 6.605, 6.610, 6.615, 6.620, and 6.625 Personal Service...........................................................................................$34,464,011 Expense and Equipment..............................................16,954,253...................
From Conservation Commission Fund (1609) (Not to exceed 222.11 F.T.E.)..........................................................................................................$24,591,920 CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 39 Section 6.620.
From Conservation Commission Fund (1609) (Not to exceed 222.11 F.T.E.)..........................................................................................................$24,591,920 Section 6.616.
To the Department of Conservation ForConservationBusinessServices,providedtwenty-fivepercent(25%) flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment, and twenty-five percent (25%) flexibility is allowed between Sections 6.600, 6.605, 6.610, 6.615, 6.620, and 6.625 Personal Service...........................................................................................$16,600,347 Expense and Equipment..........................................47,672,965.......................
To the Department of Conservation For a book gifting program that mails free educational books that emphasize conservation-related topics to children from birth to age five Program Distribution From Conservation Commission Fund (1609) ..........................................................$6,000,000 Section 6.620.
To the Department of Conservation ForConservationBusinessServices,providedtwenty-fivepercent(25%) flexibility is allowed between personal service and expense and equipment, and twenty-five percent (25%) flexibility is allowed between Sections 6.600, 6.605, 6.610, 6.615, 6.620, and 6.625 HCS HB 2006 39 Personal Service...........................................................................................$16,600,347 Expense and Equipment..........................................47,672,965.......................
To the Department of Conservation For vehicle checkpoints where motorists may be detained without individualized reasonable suspicion and related administrative expenses From Conservation Commission Fund (1609) .......................................................................$1 PART 2 Section 6.2030.
To the Department of Conservation For vehicle checkpoints where motorists may be detained without individualized reasonable suspicion and related administrative expenses From Conservation Commission Fund (1609) .......................................................................$1 PART 2 Section 6.2025.
To the Department of Agriculture, the Department of Natural Resources, and the Department of Conservation In reference to all sections of Part 1 of this act:
No funds shall be expended for personal service from any line unless said line explicitly states that the purpose of the appropriation includes either “Personal Service” or “All Expenditures.” Section 6.2030.
CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2006 40 Department of Agriculture Totals General Revenue Fund (121.32 F.T.E.)...................................................................$13,984,905 Federal Funds (50.76 F.T.E.).....................................................................................12,677,920 Other Funds (315.68 F.T.E.)................................................................................
Department of Agriculture Totals HCS HB 2006 40 General Revenue Fund (101.27 F.T.E.)...................................................................$18,309,905 Federal Funds (50.76 F.T.E.).....................................................................................12,677,920 Other Funds (335.73 F.T.E.)................................................................................
32,716,201 Total (487.76 F.T.E.)...............................................................................................$59,379,026 Department of Natural Resources Totals General Revenue Fund (194.43 F.T.E.)...................................................................$61,600,127 Federal Funds (305.76 F.T.E.).................................................................................200,543,450 Other Funds (1,238.46 F.T.E.).............................................................................
32,866,201 Total (487.76 F.T.E.)...............................................................................................$63,854,026 Department of Natural Resources Totals General Revenue Fund (192.43 F.T.E.)...................................................................$48,807,821 Federal Funds (305.76 F.T.E.).................................................................................200,543,450 Other Funds (1,240.46 F.T.E.).............................................................................
1,230,561,391 Total (1,738.65 F.T.E.).......................................................................................$1,492,704,968 Department of Conservation Totals General Revenue Fund.............................................................................................................$0 Federal Funds.............................................................................................................................0 Other Funds (1,791.81 F.T.E.).............................................................................
1,231,146,860 Total (1,738.65 F.T.E.).......................................................................................$1,480,498,131 Department of Conservation Totals General Revenue Fund.............................................................................................................$0 Federal Funds.............................................................................................................................0 Other Funds (1,791.81 F.T.E.).............................................................................
251,537,641 Total (1,791.81 F.T.E.)..........................................................................................$251,537,641
257,537,641 Total (1,791.81 F.T.E.)..........................................................................................$257,537,641
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  1. Delivered to Secretary of State (G)

  2. Vetoed in Part by Governor (G)

  3. Delivered to Governor

  4. Signed by President Pro Tem (S)

  5. Signed by House Speaker (H)

  6. Senate Message (S)

  7. Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed - AYES: 32 NOES: 1 PRESENT: 0

  8. Senate Adopts Conference Committee Report (S) - AYES: 30 NOES: 2 PRESENT: 0

  9. Senate Submits Conference Committee Report (S)

  10. House Message (H)

  11. Third Read and Passed (H) - AYES: 119 NOES: 27 PRESENT: 2

  12. House Adopts Conference Committee Report (H) - AYES: 121 NOES: 27 PRESENT: 2

  13. House Submits Conference Committee Report (H)

  14. House Distributes Conference Committee Report (H)

  15. Senate Message (S)

  16. Senate Conference Committee Appointed (S) - SENATORS BLACK, HUDSON, BEAN, MAY, WASHINGTON

  17. House Message (H)

  18. House Conference Committee Appointed (H) - REPRESENTATIVES DEATON, DAVIDSON, BOGGS, FOGLE, TAYLOR(84)

  19. Senate Message (S)

  20. Senate Refuses to Recede, Grants Conference (S)

  21. House Message (H)

  22. House Refuses to Adopt, Requests Senate to Recede or Grant Conference (H)

  23. Taken Up

  24. Reported to the House with... (H) - SS SCS

  25. Third Read and Passed (S) - AYES: 25 NOES: 7 PRESENT: 0

  26. SS Adopted (S)

  27. SS Offered

  28. Taken Up for Third Reading (S)

  29. SCS Reported Do Pass (S)

  30. SCS Voted Do Pass (S)

  31. Executive Session Held (S)

  32. Public Hearing Held (S)

  33. Public Hearing Scheduled (S) - CANCELLED: Friday, April 17, 2026, 8:30 a.m., Senate Committee Room 2 - 1st Floor

  34. Public Hearing Scheduled (S) - CANCELLED: Thursday, April 16, 2026, 8:30 a.m., Senate Committee Room 2 - 1st Floor

  35. Public Hearing Scheduled (S) - AMENDED: Wednesday, April 15, 2026, 9:30 a.m., Senate Committee Room 1 - 1st Floor

  36. Public Hearing Scheduled (S) - Tuesday, April 14, 2026, 8:30 a.m., Senate Committee Room 2 - 1st Floor

  37. Second read and referred: Appropriations(S)

  38. Reported to the Senate and First Read (S)

  39. Third Read and Passed (H) - AYES: 133 NOES: 17 PRESENT: 2

  40. Taken Up for Third Reading (H)

  41. Perfected with Amendments (H) - HA 1, HA 3, HA 4

  42. HCS Adopted (H)

  43. Taken Up

  44. Laid Over (H) - HA 4, adopted

  45. Taken Up

  46. Laid Over (H) - HA 1, HA 3, adopted

  47. Taken Up

  48. Laid Over (H)

  49. Title of Bill - Agreed To

  50. Taken Up for Perfection (H)

  51. HCS Reported Do Pass (H) - with a time limit of five and a half hours of debate on Perfection pursuant to Rule 24(4)(d) - AYES: 31 NOES: 0 PRESENT: 0

  52. HCS Voted Do Pass (H)

  53. Executive Session Completed (H)

  54. Public Hearing Completed (H)

  55. Referred: Budget(H)

  56. Read Second Time (H)

  57. Introduced and Read First Time (H)

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HB 2006 is sponsored by Vacant (Republican).
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This bill has been enacted into law. Introduced January 22, 2026. Enacted.
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