HB 2017 — Appropriates money for capital improvements
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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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In plain language
This bill allocates funds for capital improvements.
The bill designates financial resources for various capital improvement projects. This funding aims to enhance infrastructure and public facilities.
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What changed in the latest version
257 added · 205 removedPlain-language change summary
The recent amendments to HB 2017 include significant changes in funding allocations. Specifically, there has been an increase in funds directed toward improving the I-44 infrastructure, with $363.75 million tagged for improvement bonds and an additional $213.44 million for the I-44 Improvement Fund. This matters because investing in road infrastructure can enhance transportation safety, boost economic growth, and improve overall accessibility for communities. Additionally, funding for technical programs in schools has been revised to support equipment purchases without requiring a local match, making it easier for districts to enhance their educational offerings.
SECOND REGULAR SESSION [TRULY[PERFECTED] AGREED TO AND FINALLY PASSED] SENATE SUBSTITUTE FOR SENATE COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE FOR HOUSE COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE FOR HOUSE BILL NO.
2017 103RD GENERAL ASSEMBLY 2017S.04T2017H.02P 2026JOSEPH ENGLER, Chief Clerk AN ACT To appropriate money for capital improvement and other purposes for the several departments and offices of state government and the several divisions and programs thereof to be expended only as provided in Article IV, Section 28 of the Constitution of Missouri for the period beginning July 1, 2026, and ending June 30, 2027.
To the Office of Administration For the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities at the Special Acres School for the Severely Disabled Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 3019, Section 19.005, an Act of the 101st General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisions of House Bill 17, Section 17.005, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session SS SCS HCS HB 2017 2 From General Revenue Fund (1101).........................................................................$1,593,046 Section 17.010.
To the Office of Administration HCS HB 2017 2 For the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities at the Autumn Hill State School Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 3019, Section 19.007, an Act of the 101st General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisions of House Bill 17, Section 17.010, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522)....................................................................$2,023,372 Section 17.020.
To the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education For a school district located in any city with more than thirty-six thousand five hundred but fewer than forty thousand inhabitants for equipment, design, renovation, construction, and improvements of a career and technical school located in any city with more than thirty-six thousand five hundred but fewer than forty thousand inhabitants, provided that no local match be required Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2, Section 2.149, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.020, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101)............................................................................$220,166 Section 17.030.17.025.
To the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education For thea Officestatewide education organization whose directors consist entirely of Collegepublic andschool Careerboard Readinessmembers Forfor thea Vocational-Technicalcenter Educationlocated Enhancementin Grantany awardcity program,with providedmore thatthan localone matchhundred betwenty-five providedthousand inbut orderfewer than one hundred sixty thousand inhabitants to beprovide eligibleexperience- based realistic training for stateschool fundssafety officials, educators and first responders that is focused on prevention, preparedness, response, and recovery Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2, Section 2.165,2.096, an Act of the 103rd102nd General Assembly, First Regular SessionSession, SSand SCSmost recently HCS HB 2017 3 authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.030, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).........................................................................$5,000,000(1101).........................................................................$1,063,694 Section 17.040.17.030.
To the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education For repairthe orOffice replacement of anCollege elevatorand inCareer aReadiness libraryFor locatedthe inVocational-Technical anyEducation cityEnhancement withGrant moreaward thanprogram, oneprovided thousand three hundred but fewer than one thousand five hundred inhabitants and that islocal thematch countybe seatprovided ofin aorder countyto withbe moreeligible thanfor twenty-twostate thousandfunds but fewer than twenty-five thousand inhabitants Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2, Section 2.326,2.165, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101)............................................................................$250,000(1101).........................................................................$5,000,000 Section 17.046.17.035.
To the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education For a tri-shareschool modeldistrict basedlocated onin incomeany city with more than sixteen thousand butfewerthaneighteenthousandinhabitantsandpartiallylocated in a county with more than thirty-five thousand but fewer than forty thousand inhabitants for theequipment, childcaredesign, ofrenovation, dependentsconstruction, improvements, and program expansions of firsta responders,career and technical school, that host nine regional high schools, located in any city with more than foursixteen hundredthousand but fewer than eighteen thousand inhabitants and partially located in morea county withmorethanthirty-five thousand but fewer than oneforty countythousand inhabitants Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2, Section 2.372,2.172, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).........................................................................$2,000,000(1101)............................................................................$500,000 Section 17.050.17.040.
To the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education For repair or replacement of an elevator in a library located in any city with more than one thousand three hundred but fewer than one thousand five hundred inhabitants and that is the county seat of a county with more than twenty-two thousand but fewer than twenty-five thousand inhabitants HCS HB 2017 4 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2, Section 2.326, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101)............................................................................$250,000 Section 17.045.
To the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education For the Office of Childhood Forbuildingrenovationsforanot-for-profitorganizationearlychildhood center located in a county with more than forty thousand but fewer than fifty thousand inhabitants and with a county seat with more than eighteen thousand but fewer than twenty-one thousand inhabitants Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2, Section 2.361, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Child Care and Development Block Grant Federal Fund (1168).....................$4,000,000 Section 17.050.
To the Department of Higher Education and Workforce Development SS SCS HCS HB 2017 4 For the design, planning, and construction, to include equipment and lab space, of a manufacturing innovation center in a city not within a county, provided that local matching funds must be provided on a 50/50 state/local basis Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.260, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently HCS HB 2017 5 authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.050, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522)..................................................................$14,329,042 Section 17.060.
To the Department of Higher Education and Workforce Development For the University of Missouri FisherFischer Delta Research, Extension and Education Center, for the continuation of the construction for the soil laboratory and maintenance on existing structures, provided that no local match be required Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.262, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.060, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).........................................................................$1,708,639 Section 17.065.
To the Department of Higher Education and Workforce Development For the University of Missouri FisherFischer Delta Research, Extension and Education Center, for the construction, maintenance, repairs, improvements, upgrades and maintenance on existing structures, to the greenhouse and farm buildings, provided that no local match be required Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.263, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.065, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).........................................................................$1,000,000 SS SCS HCS HB 2017 5 Section 17.075.
To the Department of Higher Education and Workforce Development For the University of Missouri For the planning, design, and construction of the Radioisotope Science Center at the University of Missouri Research Reactor (MURR) on the Columbia campus Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of Senate Bill 1, Section 1.005, an Act of the 103rd HCS HB 2017 6 General Assembly, First Extraordinary Session of the First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).......................................................................$50,000,000 Section 17.080.
To the Department of Higher Education and Workforce Development For the acquisition, renovation, planning, design, equipment, furniture, programs, and services for a non-profit organization established in 2018, to provide training for inmates released from prison, young people in Family Court Division, veterans,and others with an opportunity to enter a pre-apprenticeship program to receive construction skills,math,skills, math, blueprint reading, workplace interpersonal skills, goal setting, financial literacy, conflict resolution, entrepreneurship, and job certifications that is located in any city with more than four hundred thousand inhabitants and located in more than one county, provided that local matching funds must be provided on a 90/10 state/local basis Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 3, Section 3.210, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101)............................................................................$750,000 Section 17.085.
To Southeast Missouri State University, For a non-profit organization that enable all young people to reach their full potential as productive, caring and responsible citizens, for a building located in any city with more than three thousand four hundred but fewer than three thousand eight hundred inhabitants and located in a county with more than twenty-five thousand but fewerthanthirtythousandinhabitantsandwithacountyseatwith more than eight thousand but fewer than twelve thousand inhabitants SS SCS HCS HB 2017 6 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 3, Section 3.415, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101)............................................................................$500,000 Section 17.090.
To Truman State University, For the Greenwood Interprofessional Autism Center HCS HB 2017 7 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 3, Section 3.430, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101)............................................................................$575,000 Section 17.100.17.095.
To the Department of Transportation For the maintenance and repair of minor and low volume routes Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.307, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.075, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522)....................................................................$4,646,447 Section 17.100.
To the Department of Transportation For all expenditures associated with the planning, designing, constructing, reconstructing, rehabilitating and repairing three lanes in each direction on I-70 to be funded from state road bond proceeds Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.428, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.701, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From State Road Fund I-70 Project Bond Proceeds Fund (1323).........................$925,662,390(1323)......................$1,117,649,508 HCS HB 2017 8 Section 17.110.
To the Department of Transportation SS SCS HCS HB 2017 7 For all expenditures associated with the planning, designing, constructing, reconstructing, rehabilitating and repairing three lanes in each direction on I-70 pursuant to a financing agreement between the Commission and the Office of Administration Representing expenditures originally authorized under the nd provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.429, an Act of the 102 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.702, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From State Road Fund I-70 Project Fund (1324) ...............................................$1,373,813,346 Section 17.115.
To the Department of Transportation For all expenditures associated with the planning, designing, constructing, reconstructing, rehabilitating and repairing on I-44 from Missouri Route T to Missouri Route 68, from US Route 160 to Missouri Route 125, and from I-49 to Missouri Route 249 and rebuild pavement and improve the I-44/Route 13 interchange and the I-44/I-49 interchange and otherI-44 Tier 2 and Tier 3 projects listed on the Unfunded Needs List pursuant to a financing agreement between the Commission and the Office of Administration HCS HB 2017 9 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.434, an Act of the 102 SS SCS HCS HB 2017 8 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.704, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From State Road Fund I-44 Improvement Fund (1338)........................................$213,441,925 Section 17.125.
To the Department of Transportation For distribution to a county with more than two hundred thousand but fewer than two hundred thirty thousand inhabitants, for the planning, design, and construction of a bridge and improvements to the two roads connected by said bridge, as well as other HCS HB 2017 10 intersection improvements related to an economic development project, provided that no local matching funds shall be required SS SCS HCS HB 2017 9 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the nd provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.447, an Act of the 102 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.708, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).........................................................................$8,868,192 Section 17.140.
To the Department of Transportation ForanengineeringstudyandworkonHighwayBBbridgeoverInterstate 35 in a city with more than eight thousand but fewer than nine thousand inhabitants and partially located in a county with more than nineteen thousand but fewer than twenty-two thousand inhabitants and improving the exit and entrance ramps for said intersection and route BB east of said intersection Representing expenditures originally authorized under the nd provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.455, an Act of the 102 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.711, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101)............................................................................$779,920 Section 17.145.
Highway 67 in any county with more than forty thousand but fewer than fifty thousand inhabitants and with a county seat with more than fourteen thousand but fewer than eighteen thousand inhabitants Representing expenditures originally authorized under the nd provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.456, an Act of the 102 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.712, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).......................................................................$58,526,774 From State Road Fund (1320)............................................90,000,000.......................
To the Department of Transportation HCS HB 2017 11 For the maintenance, repair and upgrades to LeCompte Road, located in any city with more than one hundred sixty thousand but fewer SS SCS HCS HB 2017 10 than two hundred thousand inhabitants, provided that no local match be required Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.456, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.713, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522)....................................................................$1,698,155(1522)....................................................................$3,400,000 Section 17.155.
To the Department of Transportation For the planning, designing and constructing of an interchange and outer services road improvements in the Interstate 70 corridor in any county with more than thirty-five thousand but fewer than forty thousand inhabitants and with a county seat with more than eight thousand but fewer than ten thousand inhabitants Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.456, an Act of the 102 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.714, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522)..................................................................$31,710,024(1522)..................................................................$34,446,664 Section 17.160.
To the Department of Transportation For the planning, design, and construction of an intersection and road improvements on US Highway 65 and Missouri Route B in any county with more than forty-two thousand but fewer than forty- four thousand inhabitants and with a county seat with more than twenty thousand but fewer than twenty-two thousand inhabitants Representing expenditures originally authorized under the nd provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.456, an Act of the 102 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.716, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).........................................................................$4,700,000 Section 17.165.
To the Department of Transportation HCS HB 2017 12 For the planning, design, and construction of an interchange and road improvements on I-49 and US Highway 58 in any county with more than one hundred five thousand but fewer than one hundred SS SCS HCS HB 2017 11 ten thousand inhabitants and with a county seat with more than ten thousand but fewer than twelve thousand inhabitants Representing expenditures originally authorized under the nd provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.456, an Act of the 102 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.717, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).......................................................................$19,859,941 Section 17.170.17.175.
To the Department of Transportation For the planning, designing, construction and improvements of U.S.
Highway 63 in any city with more than one hundred twenty-five thousand but fewer than one hundred sixty thousand inhabitants Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.456, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.718, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).........................................................................$4,000,000 Section 17.175.
Highway 65 between any city with more than three thousand but fewer than three thousand four hundred inhabitants and located in a county with more than fifteen thousand seven hundred but fewer than seventeen thousand six hundred inhabitants and with a county seat with more than three thousand but fewer than three thousand six hundred inhabitants and any city with more than two thousand one hundred fifty but fewer than two thousand four hundred inhabitants and located in a county with more than nineteen thousand but fewer than twenty-two thousand inhabitants and with a county seat with more than one thousand but fewer than two thousand two hundred twenty inhabitants Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.456, an Act of the 102 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.719, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session SS SCS HCS HB 2017 12 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522)..................................................................$37,880,083 Section 17.180.
To the Department of Transportation For the Maintenance Program For the maintenance and repair of low-volume routes Representing expenditures originally authorized under the nd provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.460, an Act of the 102 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently HCS HB 2017 13 authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.721, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).........................................................................$9,487,581 Section 17.185.
To the Department of Transportation For construction, capital improvements, or planning of a joint-use military and civilian airport located in a county with more than SS SCS HCS HB 2017 13 eighty thousand but fewer than one hundred thousand inhabitants andwithacountyseatwithmorethanseventythousandbutfewer than eighty thousand inhabitants, including land acquisition, pursuant to the provisions of the State Block Grant Program administered through the Federal Airport Improvement Program and the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.535, an Act of the 102 HCS HB 2017 14 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.726, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).........................................................................$8,367,812 Section 17.200.
To the Department of Transportation For the planning, design, and improvements of an airport in a city with more than thirty-six thousand five hundred but fewer than forty thousand inhabitants, provided that no local matching funds shall be required Representing expenditures originally authorized under the nd provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.535, an Act of the 102 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.727, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101)............................................................................$350,000 Section 17.205.
To the Department of Transportation SS SCS HCS HB 2017 14 For the planning, design, and construction of an aircraft maintenance facility at a joint-use military and civilian airport located in a county with more than eighty thousand but fewer than one hundred thousand inhabitants and with a county seat with more than seventy thousand but fewer than eighty thousand inhabitants, provided that no local matching funds shall be required HCS HB 2017 15 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the nd provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.535, an Act of the 102 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.729, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522)....................................................................$7,500,000 Section 17.215.
To the Department of Transportation For the construction and improvements of an airport terminal in any county with more than twenty-five thousand but fewer than thirty thousand inhabitants and with a county seat with more than fourteen thousand but fewer than twenty thousand inhabitants Representing expenditures originally authorized under the nd provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.535, an Act of the 102 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.732, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).........................................................................$1,199,773 SS SCS HCS HB 2017 15 Section 17.225.
To the Department of Transportation For construction, capital improvements, or planning of a municipal airport located in a city with more than forty thousand but fewer than fifty-one thousand inhabitants partially located in a county with more than seventy thousand but fewer than eighty thousand inhabitants, including land acquisition, pursuant to the provisions HCS HB 2017 16 of the State Block Grant Program administered through the Federal Airport Improvement Program and the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act Representing expenditures originally authorized under the nd provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.550, an Act of the 102 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.733, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Multimodal Operations Federal Fund (1126)...................................................$3,400,000 Section 17.230.
To the Department of Transportation For a grant to a port authority located in any county with more than two hundred thousand but fewer than two hundred thirty thousand inhabitants, for assistance in port planning, acquisition, or construction within the port district SS SCS HCS HB 2017 16 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.555, an Act of the 101 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.736, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522)....................................................................$4,478,240 Section 17.240.
To the Department of Transportation HCS HB 2017 17 For improvements to a port located in a county with more than fourteen thousand but fewer than fifteen thousand seven hundred inhabitants and with a county seat with more than five thousand five hundred but fewer than eight thousand inhabitants, provided that no local matching funds shall be required Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.551, an Act of the 102 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.738, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).........................................................................$3,667,149 Section 17.245.
To the Department of Transportation For the planning, design, and construction of a roundabout near an internationalairportincitywithmorethanfour hundredthousand inhabitants and located in more than one county Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.490, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).........................................................................$4,500,000 For the planning, design, right of way acquisition, upgrades, and construction to Mexico City Avenue in any county with more than one hundred thousand but fewer than one hundred twenty thousand inhabitants and with a county seat with more than four thousand but fewer than six thousand inhabitants Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.490, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).........................................................................17,000,000 Forrepair,maintenance,andexpansionofRouteNinacountywithmore than one hundred twenty thousand but fewer than one hundred fifty thousand inhabitants Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.490, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101)...........................................................................2,197,200 HCS HB 2017 18 For the planning, design, and construction of a climbing lane on westbound I-44 at the intersection of I-44 and Highway 43 SS SCS HCS HB 2017 17 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.490, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).........................................................................11,915,143 For road improvements in a county with more than nine thousand nine hundred but fewer than eleven thousand inhabitants and with a county seat with fewer than two hundred inhabitants, provided that local matching funds must be provided on a 50/50 state/local basis Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.490, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101)...........................................................................2,366,000 For the planning, design, and construction of on and off ramps as well as outer road additions and upgrades at the intersection of Ingram Road and U.S.
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Route 5, Laker Pride Road, and Jack Crowell Road Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.490, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101)...........................................................................4,000,000 For the planning, design, and construction of road improvements to Business Route 63 between East Burkhart Street and Route M, to include the intersection at Route M Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.490, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session HCS HB 2017 19 From General Revenue Fund (1101)...........................................................................2,100,000 SS SCS HCS HB 2017 18 For distribution to a city with more than one thousand seven hundred but fewer than one thousand nine hundred inhabitants and located in a county with more than thirty-five thousand but fewer than forty thousand inhabitants and with a county seat with more than five thousand but fewer than eight thousand inhabitants, for the planning, design, and construction of a road spur Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.490, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101)..............................................................................250,000 For distribution to a metropolitan planning organization serving a county with more than eighty thousand but fewer than one hundred thousand inhabitants and with a county seat with more than seventy thousand but fewer than eighty thousand inhabitants, for an environmental assessment for a bridge Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.490, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101)................................................................................25,000 For distribution to a city with more than three thousand but fewer than three thousand four hundred inhabitants and partially located in a county with more than seven hundred thousand but fewer than eight hundred thousand inhabitants, for repair to a road providing access to a city-owned landfill that, if not repaired, would impede access to first responders in the event of an emergency Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.490, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101)..............................................................................700,000 For the planning, design, and construction of infrastructure improvements on Highway 76 in a city with more than twelve thousand five hundred but fewer than fourteen thousand inhabitants and located in a county with more than fifty thousand HCS HB 2017 20 but fewer than sixty thousand inhabitants and with a county seat with more than one thousand but fewer than four thousand inhabitants SS SCS HCS HB 2017 19 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.490, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101) ......................................4,000,000....................
Total.........................................................................................................................$37,053,343Total.........................................................................................................................$54,053,343 Section 17.250.
To the Department of Transportation For the Aviation Program For an advanced weather system for an airport in a county with more than thirty thousand but fewer than thirty-five thousand inhabitants and with a county seat with more than two thousand but fewer than three thousand eight hundred inhabitants and owned by a city with more than nine thousand but fewer than ten thousand inhabitants and located in more than one county Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.600, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session HCS HB 2017 21 From General Revenue Fund (1101)............................................................................$600,000 SS SCS HCS HB 2017 20 For distribution to a county with more than fifty thousand but fewer than sixty thousand inhabitants and with a county seat with more than one thousand but fewer than four thousand inhabitants for road improvements providing access to an airport Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.600, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101)..............................................................................200,000 For demolition, renovations, improvements, and construction at an airport located in a county with more than one million inhabitants Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.600, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101)...........................................................................7,000,000 For planning, designing, and construction of an education building at an airport located in any county with more than seventeen thousand six hundred but fewer than nineteen thousand inhabitants and with a county seat with more than eight thousand but fewer than ten thousand inhabitants Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.600, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101)...........................................................................3,700,000 For planning, designing, renovations, improvements, and construction at an airport located in any city with more than eighteen thousand but fewer than twenty thousand inhabitants and that is the county seat of a county with more than sixty thousand but fewer than seventy thousand inhabitants Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.600, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101) ......................................2,000,000....................
Total.........................................................................................................................$13,500,000 HCS HB 2017 22 Section 17.265.
To the Department of Transportation For the Transit Program SS SCS HCS HB 2017 21 For distribution to a public transit provider serving a city with more than four hundred thousand inhabitants and located in more than one county for a program to accommodate the need for expanded public transit services related to hosting the 2026 World Cup Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.536, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).........................................................................$1,000,000 Section 17.270.
To the Office of Administration For the repair and restoration of the bronze doors located in the Capitol building Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.130, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.120, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Missouri State Capitol Commission Capitol Preservation Fund (1202)................................................................................................................$190,705 SS SCS HCS HB 2017 2223 (1202)................................................................................................................$190,705 Section 17.290.17.285.
To the Office of Administration For capital improvements to support the largest and most prestigious single-sport event host city to a non-profit performing arts center that delivers accessible live entertainment for all audiences, superior theatre arts education, impactful outreach programs and events that utilize the venue, and helps sustain community engagement programming that impacts nearly twenty-five thousand locals each year and to a private non-profit organization that connects all people to each other and the natural world to promote understanding, appreciationandconservation,locatedin any city with more than four hundred thousand inhabitants and located in more than one county, provided that appropriations shall be matched on a 50/50 basis by the recipient Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 5, Section 5.236, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.115, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101)............................................................................$610,407 Section 17.290.
To the Office of Administration For the Department of Agriculture For the State Fair HCS HB 2017 24 For planning, design, construction, renovation, land acquisition, and upgrades of facilities at the State Fair Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 3019, Section 19.015, an Act of the 101st General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisions of House Bill 17, Section 17.145, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).........................................................................$7,552,677 Section 17.300.
To the Department of Agriculture For the planning, design and construction of a meat laboratory facility that will be used for training, education, technical support, and research on a land grant university located in any city with more than one hundred twenty-five thousand but fewer than one hundred sixty thousand inhabitants Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 6, Section 6.022, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.150, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).........................................................................$6,439,895(1101).......................................................................$17,794,389 SS SCS HCS HB 2017 23 Section 17.305.
To the Department of Agriculture For the planning, design, construction, and renovation of a Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory on a land grant university located in any city with more than one hundred twenty-five thousand but fewer than one hundred sixty thousand inhabitants, provided that such building shall be named in honor of Doctor Dan Brown Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 6, Section 6.081, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.155, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).......................................................................$35,949,716(1101).......................................................................$38,437,676 Section 17.310.
To the Department of Agriculture For the planning, design and construction of a meat laboratory facility that will be used for training, education, technical support, and HCS HB 2017 25 research on a land grant university located in any city with more than one hundred twenty-five thousand but fewer than one hundred sixty thousand inhabitants Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisionsofHouseBill2006,Section6.022,anActofthe102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.160, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).......................................................................$10,000,000 Section 17.315.
To the Office of Administration For the Department of Agriculture For the Missouri State Fair For planning, design, construction, renovation, land acquisition, and upgrades of a livestock support barn and a stalling barn at the Missouri State Fair Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of Senate Bill 1, Section 1.010, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Extraordinary Session of the First Regular Session From State Fair Bond Proceeds Fund (1336) ..........................................................$55,000,000 SS SCS HCS HB 2017 24 Section 17.325.17.320.
To the Department of NaturalAgriculture Resources For the DivisionAgriculture ofBusiness StateDevelopment ParksDivision For stateplanning, parkdesign, and historicconstruction siteof capitala improvementsoybean expenditures,cyst includingnematode design,laboratory construction,facility renovation,that maintenance,will repairs,be replacements,used improvements,for adjacenttraining, landeducation, purchases,technical installationsupport, and replacementresearch ofon interpretivea exhibits,land watergrant anduniversity wastewaterlocated improvements,in maintenanceany andcity repairwith tomore existingthan roadways,one parkinghundred areas,twenty-five andthousand trails,but acquisition,fewer restoration,than andone marketinghundred ofsixty endangeredthousand historicinhabitants, properties, and expenditureprovided ofthat recoupments,a donations,match andbe grantsprovided Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 19,2006, Section 19.005,6.024, an Act of the 101st General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.175, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From DepartmentGeneral ofRevenue Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140).....................................$350,000(1101).........................................................................$4,000,000 FromSection State17.325. Park Earnings Fund (1415) ........................................1,011,743..............
To the Department of Natural Resources For the Division of State Parks For state park and historic site capital improvement expenditures, including design, construction, renovation, maintenance, repairs, HCS HB 2017 26 replacements, improvements, adjacent land purchases, installation and replacement of interpretive exhibits, water and wastewater improvements, maintenance and repair to existing roadways, parking areas, and trails, acquisition, restoration, and marketing of endangered historic properties, and expenditure of recoupments, donations, and grants Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.005, an Act of the 101st General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.175, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140).....................................$350,000 From State Park Earnings Fund (1415) ........................................1,011,743..............
To the Department of Natural Resources For the Division of State Parks For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities at Cuivre River State Park, provided one hundred percent (100%) flexibility is allowed between sections 17.330 through 17.425 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.015, an Act of the 101st General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently SS SCS HCS HB 2017 25 authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.185, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Board of Public Buildings Bond Proceeds Fund (1311)..................................$1,664,167 HCS HB 2017 27 Section 17.340.
To the Department of Natural Resources For the Division of State Parks For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities at Echo Bluff State Park, provided one hundred percent (100%) flexibility is allowed between sections 17.330 through 17.425 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.030, an Act of the 101st General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently SS SCS HCS HB 2017 26 authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.200, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Board of Public Buildings Bond Proceeds Fund (1311).......................................$36,993 Section 17.355.
To the Department of Natural Resources HCS HB 2017 28 For the Division of State Parks For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities at Finger Lakes State Park, provided one hundred percent (100%) flexibility is allowed between sections 17.330 through 17.425 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.035, an Act of the 101st General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.205, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Board of Public Buildings Bond Proceeds Fund (1311)..................................$1,375,463 Section 17.360.
To the Department of Natural Resources For the Division of State Parks For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities at Lake of the Ozarks State Park, provided one hundred percent (100%) flexibility is allowed between sections 17.330 through 17.425 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.050, an Act of the 101st General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently SS SCS HCS HB 2017 27 authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.220, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Board of Public Buildings Bond Proceeds Fund (1311).....................................$600,009 Section 17.370.
To the Department of Natural Resources For the Division of State Parks HCS HB 2017 29 For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities at Lewis and Clark State Park, provided one hundred percent (100%) flexibility is allowed between sections 17.330 through 17.425 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.055, an Act of the 101st General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.225, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Board of Public Buildings Bond Proceeds Fund (1311)..................................$1,132,943 Section 17.375.
To the Department of Natural Resources For the Division of State Parks For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities at Montauk State Park, provided one hundred percent (100%) flexibility is allowed between sections 17.330 through 17.425 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.065, an Act of the 101st General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.235, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session SS SCS HCS HB 2017 28 From Board of Public Buildings Bond Proceeds Fund (1311)..................................$1,150,053 Section 17.385.
To the Department of Natural Resources For the Division of State Parks For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities at Onondaga Cave State Park, provided one hundred percent HCS HB 2017 30 (100%) flexibility is allowed between sections 17.330 through 17.425 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.070, an Act of the 101st General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.240, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Board of Public Buildings Bond Proceeds Fund (1311).........................................$2,850 Section 17.390.
To the Department of Natural Resources For the Division of State Parks For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities at Stockton State Park, provided one hundred percent (100%) flexibility is allowed between sections 17.330 through 17.425 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.085, an Act of the 101st General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.255, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Board of Public Buildings Bond Proceeds Fund (1311).....................................$624,927 SS SCS HCS HB 2017 29 Section 17.400.
To the Department of Natural Resources For the Division of State Parks For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities at Table Rock State Park, provided one hundred percent (100%) flexibility is allowed between sections 17.330 through 17.425 HCS HB 2017 31 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.090, an Act of the 101st General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.260, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Board of Public Buildings Bond Proceeds Fund (1311)..................................$3,976,599 Section 17.405.
To the Department of Natural Resources SS SCS HCS HB 2017 30 For the Division of State Parks For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities at Wakonda State Park, provided one hundred percent (100%) flexibility is allowed between sections 17.330 through 17.425 HCS HB 2017 32 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.105, an Act of the 101st General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.275, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Board of Public Buildings Bond Proceeds Fund (1311)..................................$1,639,625 Section 17.420.
To the Department of Natural Resources For the Division of State Parks SS SCS HCS HB 2017 31 For state park and historic site capital improvement expenditures, including design, construction, renovation, maintenance, repairs, replacements, improvements, adjacent land purchases, installation and replacement of interpretive exhibits, water and HCS HB 2017 33 wastewater improvements, maintenance and repair to existing roadways, parking areas, and trails, acquisition, restoration, and marketing of endangered historic properties, and expenditure of recoupments, donations, and grants Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 3019, Section 19.020, an Act of the 101st General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisions of House Bill 17, Section 17.300, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140)..................................$7,999,939 From State Park Earnings Fund (1415) .......................................................................3,167,047 From Parks Sales Tax Fund (1613) ..........................................2,542,163........................................................2,542,163......................
To the Department of Natural Resources For the Division of State Parks For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities at Bryant Creek State Park Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 3019, Section 19.040, an Act of the 101st General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisions of House Bill 17, SS SCS HCS HB 2017 32 Section 17.320, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From State Park Earnings Fund (1415) ........................................................................$452,719 HCS HB 2017 34 Section 17.445.
To the Department of Natural Resources For maintenance, repair, and other improvements to state-owned historic properties and other state-owned historical assets in Missouri connected to African American history and culture in Missouri Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 3019, Section 19.053, an Act of the 101st General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisions of House Bill 17, Section 17.335, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Parks Sales Tax Fund (1613) ...........................................................................$1,571,356 SS SCS HCS HB 2017 33 Section 17.460.
To the Department of Natural Resources For the Division of State Parks HCS HB 2017 35 For state park and historic site capital improvement expenditures, including design, construction, renovation, maintenance, repairs, replacements, improvements, adjacent land purchases, installation and replacement of interpretive exhibits, water and wastewater improvements, maintenance and repair to existing roadways, parking areas, and trails, acquisition, restoration, and marketing of endangered historic properties, and expenditure of recoupments, donations, and grants Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.170, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.350, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140)..................................$7,594,068 From State Park Earnings Fund (1415) .......................................................................5,244,069 From Parks Sales Tax Fund (1613) ............................................1,679,610................
To the Department of Natural Resources For the Division of State Parks For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities at the Shepherd of the Hills State Park Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.180, an Act of the 102nd SS SCS HCS HB 2017 34 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently HCS HB 2017 36 authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.360, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From State Park Earnings Fund (1415) .....................................................................$2,567,592 Section 17.475.
To the Department of Natural Resources For water infrastructure improvements and projects for any county with more than fifty thousand but fewer than sixty thousand inhabitants and with a county seat with more than twelve thousand six hundred but fewer than fifteen thousand inhabitants, provided that any grant awards disbursed from this appropriation be matched on a 75/25 basis by the recipient Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 6, Section 6.237, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.340, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).......................................................................$29,175,065 For water infrastructure improvements and projects for any city with more than twelve thousand five hundred but fewer than fourteen thousand inhabitants and that is the county seat of a county with more than twenty-two thousand but fewer than twenty-five thousand inhabitants Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 6, Section 6.237, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently SS SCS HCS HB 2017 35 authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.340, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session HCS HB 2017 37 From General Revenue Fund (1101)........................................373,633....................
To the Department of Natural Resources For water infrastructure improvements and projects located in any city with more than seven hundred sixty but fewer than eight hundred fifty-five inhabitants and located in a county with more than six thousand but fewer than seven thousand inhabitants and with a county seat with fewer than three hundred inhabitants Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 6, Section 6.238, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.345, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).........................................................................$1,221,878(1101).........................................................................$2,885,290 For the maintenance, repair, and capital improvements for sewer updates located in any village with more than eighteen but fewer than twenty-six inhabitants and located in a county with more than fifty thousand but fewer than sixty thousand inhabitants and with a county seat with more than twelve thousand six hundred but fewer than fifteen thousand inhabitants Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 6, Section 6.238, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.345, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101)................................................................................15,000 For the planning, design, maintenance, construction, repair, or capital improvements for a sewer project located in a citywith more than seventhousandbutfewerthaneightthousandinhabitantsandthat is the county seat of a county with more than thirty-five thousand but fewer than forty thousand inhabitants, provided that any grant awards disbursed from this appropriation be matched on a 90/10 basis by the recipient SS SCS HCS HB 2017 36 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 6, Section 6.238, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently HCS HB 2017 38 authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.345, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (110)..............................................334,665................(1101) ..........................................3,142,658................
Total...........................................................................................................................$1,571,543Total...........................................................................................................................$6,042,948 Section 17.490.
To the Department of Natural Resources For the planning, design, maintenance, construction, repair, or capital improvements for a sewer project located in a citywith more than four thousand four hundred but fewer than four thousand nine hundred inhabitants and located in a county with more than sixty thousand but fewer than seventy thousand inhabitants Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisionsofHouseBill2006,Section6.237,anActofthe102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.380, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101)............................................................................$500,000 SS SCS HCS HB 2017 37 For the planning, design, maintenance, construction, repair, or capital improvements of a sewer project in a city with more than one thousand one hundred seventy but fewer than one thousand three HCS HB 2017 39 hundred inhabitants and located in a county with more than sixty thousand but fewer than seventy thousand inhabitants Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisionsofHouseBill2006,Section6.237,anActofthe102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.380, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101)..............................................................................797,980 For a water infrastructure project located in city with more than one thousand one hundred seventy but fewer than one thousand three hundred inhabitants and that is the county seat of a county with more than seven thousand but fewer than eight thousand inhabitants Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisionsofHouseBill2006,Section6.237,anActofthe102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.380, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101)................................................................................50,000 For drinking water and sewer infrastructure improvements in any city with more than one thousand three hundred but fewer than one thousand five hundred inhabitants and partially located in a county with more than eight thousand but fewer than eight thousand nine hundred inhabitants and with a county seat with more than three hundred but fewer than six hundred inhabitants Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisionsofHouseBill2006,Section6.237,anActofthe102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.380, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101)........................................730,079...................
To the Department of Natural Resources SS SCS HCS HB 2017 38 For a flood protection improvement project located in city with more than seven hundred sixty but fewer than eight hundred fifty-five inhabitants and located in a county with more than seven HCS HB 2017 40 thousand but fewer than eight thousand inhabitants and with a county seat with fewer than four hundred eighty inhabitants Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisionsofHouseBill2006,Section6.303,anActofthe102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.390, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Flood Resiliency Improvement Fund (1238)......................................................$800,000 For a flood resiliency project in any county with more than five thousand but fewer than six thousand inhabitants and with a county seat with more than nine hundred but fewer than one thousand six hundred inhabitants Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisionsofHouseBill2006,Section6.303,anActofthe102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.390, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Flood Resiliency Improvement Fund (1238)............................40,253...........
To the Department of Natural Resources For the construction of a dump station located in Van Meter State Park Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisionsofHouseBill2006,Section6.352,anActofthe102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.395, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Parks Sales Tax Fund (1613) ..............................................................................$500,000 For the construction of a public restroom located in Roaring River State Park Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisionsofHouseBill2006,Section6.352,anActofthe102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently SS SCS HCS HB 2017 39 authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.395, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Parks Sales Tax Fund (1613) ............................................125,000.........................................................125,000.......................
Total..............................................................................................................................$625,000 HCS HB 2017 41 Section 17.515.
To the Department of Natural Resources For the Division of State Parks For state park and historic site capital improvement expenditures, including design, construction, renovation, maintenance, repairs, replacements, improvements, adjacent land purchases, installation and replacement of interpretive exhibits, water and wastewater improvements, maintenance and repair to existing roadways, parking areas, and trails, acquisition, restoration, and marketing of endangered historic properties, and expenditure of recoupments, donations, and grants Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of Senate Bill 1, Section 1.015, an Act of the 103rd SS SCS HCS HB 2017 40 General Assembly, First Extraordinary Session of the First Regular Session From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140)..................................$8,000,000 From State Park Earnings Fund (1415) .......................................................................2,250,000 From Parks Sales Tax Fund (1613) ......................................3,000,000.................................................................3,000,000.................
HCS HB 2017 42 Total.........................................................................................................................$13,250,000 Section 17.530.
To the Department of Natural Resources For the Division of Energy For the Missouri University of Science and Technology for a small modular nuclear reactor science and development program Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 6, Section 6.343, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140)..................................$3,000,000 SS SCS HCS HB 2017 41 Section 17.545.
To the Department of Natural Resources For the Division of Energy to commission a distributed energy resources study, which shall include a value of solar study along with the practical and economic benefits, challenges, and drawbacks of HCS HB 2017 43 increased distributed energy generation in the state, and which shall also include legislative and regulatory recommendations related thereto to the Governor, the Public Service Commission, and the General Assembly Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 6, Section 6.342, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Energy Futures Fund (1935) ...............................................................................$500,000 Section 17.550.
and for soil conservationactivities,erosioncontrol,andlandimprovementon department land Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2019, Section 19.020, an Act of the 100th General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisions of House Bill 17, SS SCS HCS HB 2017 42 Section 17.400, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Conservation Commission Fund (1609) .............................................................$200,000 Section 17.560.
To the Department of Conservation HCS HB 2017 44 For major improvements and repairs (including materials, supplies, and labor) to buildings, roads, hatcheries, signage, and other departmental structures;
and for soil conservationactivities,erosioncontrol,andlandimprovementon department land SS SCS HCS HB 2017 43 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.190, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.415, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Conservation Commission Fund (1609) ..........................................................$1,700,000 HCS HB 2017 45 Section 17.575.
and for soil conservationactivities,erosioncontrol,andlandimprovementon department land Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of Senate Bill 1, Section 1.020, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Extraordinary Session of the First Regular Session SS SCS HCS HB 2017 44 From Conservation Commission Fund (1609) ........................................................$20,000,000 Section 17.585.
To the Department of Economic Development For the planning, design, and construction of a park above an interstate in any city with more than four hundred thousand inhabitants and located in more than one county HCS HB 2017 46 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 7, Section 7.024, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.425, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).......................................................................$24,600,000 Section 17.595.
To the Department of Economic Development For distribution to any city with more than one hundred sixty thousand but fewer than two hundred thousand inhabitants for the SS SCS HCS HB 2017 45 planning, design, property acquisition, construction, renovation, maintenance, and repair of a regional conventioncenter complex, provided that local matching funds must be provided on a 50/50 state/local basis HCS HB 2017 47 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 7, Section 7.020, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).......................................................................$30,000,000 Section 17.610.
To the Department of Economic Development For a non-profit organization located in any city with more than fifty- eightthousandbutfewerthansixty-fourthousandinhabitantsthat is organized exclusively for charitable, religious, educational, and scientific purposes Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisionsofHouseBill2007,Section7.020,anActofthe102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.446, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).........................................................................$1,698,732 Section 17.611.17.615.
To the Department of Economic Development Any provider deemed incapable of fulfilling the provider’s obligations to deploy broadband internet pursuant to Section 1.513 RSMo, shall be forever barred from the receipt of any new state or federal monies for broadband projects if the default totals more than 20% of obligated broadband serviceable locations Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 7, Section 7.135, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Department of Economic Development Federal Fund (1129)..................$1,755,139,227 Section 17.612.
To the Department of Economic Development Foranonprofitorganizationinacountywithmorethanonehundredfifty thousand but fewer than two hundred thousand inhabitants, for the planning, design, and construction of a sports park and demolition of current structures on the planned development site, provided that local matching funds must be provided SS SCS HCS HB 2017 46 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 7, Section 7.020, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).........................................................................$2,500,000 Section 17.613.
To the Department of Economic Development For renovation and upgrades of a facility focused on reshoring in any city with more than eleven thousand but fewer than twelve thousand five hundred inhabitants and that is the county seat of a county withmorethanthirty-five thousand but fewer than forty thousand inhabitants, provided that local match be provided in order to be eligible for state funds Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 7, Section 7.046, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).........................................................................$2,032,282 Section 17.615.
To the Office of Administration For the Department of Public Safety For planning, land acquisition, design, construction, maintenance, repair, and improvements of the Missouri State Highway Patrol Troop E Crime Lab Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of Senate Bill 1, Section 1.040, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Extraordinary Session of the First Regular Session From State Highways and Transportation Department Fund (1644).......................$12,749,490 SS SCS HCS HB 2017 4748 Section 17.625.
To the Department of Public Safety For the Office of the Director For construction and improvements to a jail located in any county with morethansixthousandbutfewerthanseventhousandinhabitants and with a county seat with more than four hundred but fewer than one thousand inhabitants provided that local matching funds must be provided on a 75/25 state/local basis Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 8, Section 8.006, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).........................................................................$1,000,000 For construction and improvements to a regional law enforcement center located in any county with more than two hundred sixty thousand but fewer than three hundred thousand inhabitants Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 8, Section 8.006, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).........................................................................$2,000,000(1101).......................................2,000,000.................. Section 17.630.
Total...........................................................................................................................$3,000,000 Section 17.630.
To the Office of Administration For the Department of Public Safety For construction of a new columbarium wall, pre placed crypts, and infrastructure upgrades throughout the cemetery grounds at Springfield Veterans Cemetery HCS HB 2017 49 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.200, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.465, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Veterans Commission Capital Improvement Trust Fund (1304).....................$6,067,581 Section 17.636.
To the Department of Public Safety Funds are to be transferred out of the State Treasury to the Disaster Relief Fund Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of Senate Bill 1, Section 1.060, an Act of the 103rd SS SCS HCS HB 2017 48 General Assembly, First Extraordinary Session of the First Regular Session, and House Bill 2014, Section 14.210, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, Second Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).....................................................................$180,639,104 Section 17.637.
To the Office of Administration HCS HB 2017 50 For the Department of the National Guard For design and construction of an addition to the aircraft maintenance facility at AVCRAD Base in Springfield and design and construction of a readiness center and maintenance hangar at AVCRAD Base in Springfield Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.035, an Act of the 100th General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.485, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Adjutant General Federal Fund (1190) ........................................................$101,791,753 SS SCS HCS HB 2017 49 Section 17.650.
To the Office of Administration For the Department of the National Guard For design and construction of an elevator at the Ike Skelton Training Center Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.135, an Act of the 101st HCS HB 2017 51 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.500, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522).........................................................................$74,414 Section 17.665.
To the Department of the National Guard For capital improvements and maintenance and repair to a joint civilian and military owned and operated airport located in a city with more than seventy-one thousand but fewer than seventy-nine thousand inhabitants Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.395, an Act of the 101st SS SCS HCS HB 2017 50 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.505, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522).......................................................................$963,075 Section 17.670.
To the Office of Administration For the Department of the National Guard For design, land acquisition, and construction of the Bellefontaine Neighbors Readiness Center Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 3019, Section 19.065, an Act of the 101st General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisions of House Bill 17, Section 17.515, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Adjutant General Federal Fund (1190) ..........................................................$15,763,361 HCS HB 2017 52 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522)..................................5,994,911...................
To the Office of Administration For the Department of the National Guard For design and construction at the Albany Readiness Center Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 3019, Section 19.075, an Act of the 101st General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisions of House Bill 17, Section 17.520, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session SS SCS HCS HB 2017 51 From General Revenue Fund (1101)............................................................................$871,940 Section 17.685.
To the Office of Administration For the Department of the National Guard HCS HB 2017 53 For land acquisition, renovation, and repairs at Jefferson Barracks Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2019, Section 19.020, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisions of House Bill 17, Section 17.535, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).........................................................................$3,988,227 For the design and construction of National Guard facilities statewide Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2019, Section 19.020, an Act of the SS SCS HCS HB 2017 52 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisions of House Bill 17, Section 17.535, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Adjutant General Federal Fund (1190) ............................................................29,982,672 For the renovation, construction, and upgrades to the Rosecrans Air National Guard Base Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2019, Section 19.020, an Act of the 102ndGeneral Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisions of House Bill 17, Section 17.535, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Adjutant General Federal Fund (1190) ...........................28,600,000.................
To the Office of Administration HCS HB 2017 54 For the Department of Corrections For the planning, design, maintenance, demolition, land acquisition, and construction of a new Community Supervision Center in any county with more than nineteen thousand but fewer than twenty- two thousand inhabitants and with a county seat with more than six thousand but fewer than eight thousand five hundred inhabitants Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 9, Section 9.250, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).........................................................................$8,000,000 SS SCS HCS HB 2017 53 Section 17.710.
To the Department of Mental Health For the planning, design and construction of an inpatient children’s acute psychiatric hospital located at a residential treatment facility in a county with more than one million inhabitants operated by a non HCS HB 2017 55 profit entity that currently operates or is part of a health system that operates acute/inpatient children’s psychiatric hospitals and psychiatric residential treatment facilities with extensive experience in trauma informed care and adapting the latest neuroscience to treatment, offering youth full medical, psychiatric, clinical, and educational services, provided that local matching funds must be provided on a 50/50 state/local basis Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.530, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisionsof House Bill 17, Section 17.570, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session SS SCS HCS HB 2017 54 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522)....................................................................$6,352,148 Section 17.725.
Total.......................................................................................................................$251,823,132 Section 17.735.17.730.
To the Department of Mental Health For the planning, design, construction, expansion, and operation of a behavioral health facility of a hospital founded in 1958 and located in any city with more than four thousand four hundred but fewer than four thousand nine hundred inhabitants and located in a county with more than two hundred thirty thousand but fewer than two hundred sixty thousand inhabitants Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2010, Section 10.093, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most HCS HB 2017 56 recently authorized under the provisions of House Bill 17, Section 17.572, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).........................................................................$8,545,126 Section 17.735.
To the Department of Mental Health For the Division of Behavioral Health For a non-profit organization focused on veteran’s healthcare headquartered in any city not within a county, working in collaboration with an Outpatient Comprehensive Substance Treatment and Rehabilitation (CSTAR) Provider, for the renovation of facilities to expand access to mental health and employment training for veterans with opioid use disorder and co-occurring substance use disorders SS SCS HCS HB 2017 55 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 10, Section 10.115, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Opioid Addiction Treatment and Recovery Fund (1705)...................................$250,000 Section 17.745.
To the Department of Mental Health For the planning, design, construction, expansion, and operation of a children’s behavioral health hospital and outpatient treatment center of a hospital founded in 1879, and located in any city with more than twenty-three thousand but fewer than twenty-seven thousand inhabitants and located in a county with more than one million inhabitants HCS HB 2017 57 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 10, Section 10.096, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).........................................................................$7,500,000 Section 17.750.
To the Department of Mental Health For the Division of Behavioral Health For repair and renovation of an organization that provides transitional living and supportive housing for individuals in recovery from alcohol and drugs, located in any county with more than fifty thousand but fewer than sixty thousand inhabitants and with a county seat with more than seventeen thousand but fewer than twenty-one thousand inhabitants, and located in any county with more than forty thousand but fewer than fifty thousand inhabitants and with a county seat with more than twenty-one thousand but fewer than thirty-one thousand inhabitants SS SCS HCS HB 2017 56 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 10, Section 10.126, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Opioid Addiction Treatment and Recovery Fund (1705)...................................$980,000 Section 17.760.
To the Department of Mental Health For an Outpatient Comprehensive Substance Treatment and Rehabilitation (CSTAR) Provider, located in any city not within a county, with at least twenty years of experience and currently in the process of renovating clinics, to meet increasing substance use needs in the community through clinic and recovery housing renovations and expanded telehealth access HCS HB 2017 58 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 10, Section 10.095, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Opioid Addiction Treatment and Recovery Fund (1705)...................................$750,000 Section 17.765.
To the Department of Health and Senior Services For the Division of Community and Public Health For the refurbishment of existing administration buildings for the purpose of creating a 166 physician residency program located in any city with more than one hundred sixty thousand but fewer than two hundred thousand inhabitants Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 10, Section 10.765, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).........................................................................$1,625,000 SS SCS HCS HB 2017 57 Section 17.775.
Sears Youth Center Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 3019, Section 19.080, an Act of the 101st General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisions of House Bill 17, Section 17.575, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).........................................................................$1,076,174 HCS HB 2017 59 Section 17.780.17.785.
To the Department of Social Services For the planning, design, and construction at the Camp Avery Park Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 3019, Section 19.085, an Act of the 101st General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section 17.630, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).........................................................................$1,700,000 Section 17.785.
To the Department of Social Services For the Family Support Division For safety renovations and general operating expenses to a nonprofit organization established in 1911 that enhances independence, empowers individuals, and enriches the lives of people who are visually impaired or blind located in a city not within a county SS SCS HCS HB 2017 58 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2011, Section 11.191, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisions of House Bill 17, Section 17.605 an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101)..............................................................................$32,443 Section 17.795.
To the Department of Social Services For the Family Support Division Foranot-for-profitcommunityorganizationfoundedin1976andlocated in city with more than four hundred thousand inhabitants and located in more than one county to purchase a building for their core operations and make any necessary renovations Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2011, Section 11.249, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently authorized under the provisions of House Bill 17, Section 17.625, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101)............................................................................$500,000 HCS HB 2017 60 Section 17.800.
To the Department of Social Services For the Family Support Division For a nonprofit organization founded in 2017 to open a cooperatively owned grocery store that will provide locally grown, fresh SS SCS HCS HB 2017 59 produce from state farmers, and other locally sourced products and meats located in any county with more than one million inhabitants Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 11, Section 11.292, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101)............................................................................$250,000 Section 17.810.
To the Department of Social Services For the MO HealthNet Division For a nonprofit healthcare foundation in any county with more than twenty-five thousand but fewer than thirty thousand inhabitants and with a county seat with more than eight thousand but fewer HCS HB 2017 61 than twelve thousand inhabitants, and in any county with more than fourteen thousand but fewer than fifteen thousand seven hundred inhabitants and with a county seat with more than five thousand five hundred but fewer than eight thousand inhabitants Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 11, Section 11.771, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101).......................................................................$25,000,000 For a community owned,not-for-profit medical center locatedin any city with more than eleven thousand but fewer than twelve thousand five hundred inhabitants and that is the county seat of a county withmorethanthirty-five thousand but fewer than forty thousand inhabitants, for the purchase of a surgical robot Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 11, Section 11.771, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session SS SCS HCS HB 2017 60 From General Revenue Fund (1101)...........................................................................2,000,000 For a hospital located in any city with more than ten thousand but fewer than eleven thousand inhabitants and that is the county seat of a county with more than thirty thousand but fewer than thirty-five thousand inhabitants for renovations and to purchase new equipment Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 11, Section 11.771, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101)...........................................................................1,000,000 For a not-for profit medical center located in any city with more than sixteen thousand but fewer than eighteen thousand inhabitants and partially located in a county with more than thirty-five thousand but fewer than forty thousand inhabitants for renovations and to purchase medical equipment Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 11, Section 11.771, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101)...........................................................................2,037,900 HCS HB 2017 62 For the construction of a community health center located in a city not within a county that will provide primary care, pharmaceutical, and behavioral health services Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 11, Section 11.771, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From General Revenue Fund (1101) ......................................1,000,000....................
To the Office of Administration For the Supreme Court For capital improvement projects or capacity-building grants to serve more children for the statewide court-appointed special advocacy programs Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 12, Section 12.355, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session SS SCS HCS HB 2017 61 From General Revenue Fund (1101).........................................................................$1,500,000 Section 17.825.
To the Missouri State Capitol Commission For renovation and repair of restrooms in the capitol building, as well as repair and renovations to mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems in the capitol building Representing expenditures originally authorized under the provisions of House Bill 12, Section 12.535, an Act of the 103rd General Assembly, First Regular Session From Missouri State Capitol Commission Capitol Preservation Fund (1202).............................................................................................................$4,000,000 HCS HB 2017 63 Bill Totals General Revenue Fund...........................................................................................$708,466,472Fund...........................................................................................$747,267,276 Federal Funds........................................................................................................2,557,388,205Funds...........................................................................................................815,333,910 Other Funds..........................................................................................................
1,420,972,998 Total....................................................................................................................$4,686,827,675Total....................................................................................................................$2,983,574,184
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Action History
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Delivered to Secretary of State (G)
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Delivered to Governor
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Third Read and Passed (S) - AYES: 32 NOES: 1 PRESENT: 0
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Executive Session Held (S)
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Public Hearing Held (S)
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Public Hearing Scheduled (S) - Thursday, April 30, 2026, 8:30 a.m., SCR 2 - 1st Floor
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Public Hearing Scheduled (S) - Wednesday, April 29, 2026, 8:30 a.m., SCR 2 - 1st Floor
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Second read and referred: Appropriations(S)
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