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SB 2672

Advanced practice registered nurses; revise collaboration requirement.

2025 Regular Session

Provides one-time General Revenue Fund payments totaling $436,000 in FY2025 to four Jackson County local government units to cover FY2025 expenses.

Died In Committee
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Bill Summary · SB 2672

Summary — SB 2672 (104th General Assembly, 2025–2026)

Status: Died in committee (per provided record).
Primary sponsor: Sen. Dale Fowler
Subject area (per text): Appropriations / Public Health and Welfare (record includes an apparent title mismatch—see note below)
Companion: HB 2312

What the bill would do (main purpose)

SB 2672, as drafted, would amend Public Act 103‑0589 (the FY2025 appropriations act) by adding four new appropriation sections (Article 71, Sections 70, 75, 80, and 85) that provide one‑time General Revenue Fund payments to four named local government units in Jackson County to cover Fiscal Year 2025 expenses. The act states it would take effect immediately upon becoming law.

Key provisions and amounts

  • Adds new Sections 70, 75, 80, and 85 to Article 71 of P.A. 103‑0589.
  • Appropriates the following sums from the General Revenue Fund for FY2025 expenses:
    • Grand Tower Township (Jackson County): $138,200
    • Grand Tower Park District (Jackson County): $79,700
    • Grand Tower Road and Bridge District (Jackson County): $118,100
    • Tower Rock Fire Protection District: $100,000
  • Total appropriations in the bill: $436,000.
  • Effective date: immediate upon becoming law.

Who would be affected

  • Direct recipients: the four specified local units in Jackson County (these entities would receive one‑time state funds to pay FY2025 expenses).
  • State finances: a one‑time reduction in the FY2025 General Revenue Fund by the aggregate amount appropriated ($436,000).
  • No changes to statutory duties, program rules, or ongoing entitlements are proposed—this is a targeted, one‑time fiscal appropriation.

Procedural and timeline notes

  • The bill text amends P.A. 103‑0589 (the FY2025 appropriations act); it requires enactment (passage and gubernatorial action) to take effect. The text designates immediate effectiveness.
  • Provided legislative action entries contain date inconsistencies (e.g., filing and referral dates across March–October 2025 and an earlier “Died In Committee” date). The record here lists the bill as having died in committee. Verify current status in the official legislative database for the most recent procedural posture.
  • HB 2312 is listed as a companion—monitor that bill for related appropriations action.

Note on title discrepancy

The metadata supplied at the top lists the title as “Advanced practice registered nurses; revise collaboration requirement.” That subject does not match the bill text (which is an appropriations amendment for local units in Jackson County). This appears to be a clerical labeling mismatch; rely on the bill text for substantive content and confirm with official legislative sources if needed.

If you want, I can (1) produce a one‑page briefing for the named local governments explaining how to request or document these funds, or (2) check the status of companion HB 2312 and report any differences.

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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