Department of Governor, Lt. Governor, and Office of State Planning & Budgeting Supplemental

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Judy Amabile and 7 co-sponsors

SB 25-092 enacts supplemental budget changes to adjust funding, reallocate dollars, and modify positions for the Governor’s Office, Lt. Governor, and OSBP.

Governor Signed

Summary — SB 25-092

Title: Department of Governor, Lt. Governor, and Office of State Planning & Budgeting Supplemental
Bill Number: SB 25-092
Status: Governor Signed (enacted)
Introduced: February 3, 2025
Primary Sponsors: Shannon Bird; Jeff Bridges
Cosponsors: J. McCluskie; R. Taggart; B. Kirkmeyer; J. Amabile; E. Sirota; M. Duran

Purpose / Intent

SB 25-092 is a supplemental appropriations and budget-adjustment bill for the Governor’s Office, the Office of the Lieutenant Governor, and the Office of State Planning & Budgeting (OSPB). Supplemental bills typically make mid‑year adjustments to spending authority, transfer or reallocate funds, authorize reappropriations, and update position or cash‑fund sources to address needs that were not foreseen or fully funded in the regular budget.

Note: The complete bill text (not provided here) should be consulted for exact dollar amounts, fund sources, and specific program changes.

Key provisions (typical for this bill type)

Because the specific text and dollar amounts are not included in the provided materials, the following summarizes the kinds of changes SB 25-092 is intended to make based on its title and legislative classification:
- Adjust appropriations for the Governor’s Office, Lieutenant Governor’s Office, and OSPB for the current fiscal year (supplemental funding increases or decreases).
- Reauthorize the use of existing cash funds or transfer funds between line items or funds to address shortfalls or new priorities.
- Add, remove, or reclassify position authority (FTE) within the affected offices.
- Provide one-time or continuing funding for specific initiatives overseen by the Governor/ Lt. Governor or for OSPB (planning, budget analysis, special studies, or technical assistance).
- Include conforming statutory or budgetary language necessary to implement the appropriation changes.

Who is affected

The Governor’s Office, Office of the Lieutenant Governor, and the Office of State Planning & Budgeting (directly).

State agencies and programs whose oversight, planning, or funding flows through OSPB or the Governor’s Office (indirectly), depending on the specific appropriations and transfers in the enacted bill.

State budget and cash‑fund balances for the fiscal year covered by the supplemental.

Legislative and procedural timeline

Introduced in the Senate: 2025-02-03 (assigned to Appropriations)

Passed Senate (Third Reading): 2025-02-06 — No amendments

Passed House (Second Reading / Third Reading): 2025-02-12 / 2025-02-13 — No amendments

Signed by President of the Senate and Speaker of the House: 2025-02-21

Sent to Governor: 2025-02-21

Governor Signed: 2025-02-27 — Bill enacted

The bill moved rapidly through both chambers with committee referrals to Appropriations and multiple “no amendments” votes and consent calendar handling, indicating broad legislative agreement or noncontroversial status.

Impact and next steps

SB 25-092 is enacted and will alter budget authority for the named offices as specified in the bill text. Implementation details (exact amounts, effective dates, and fund sources) are contained in the enacted bill language and fiscal documents.

For exact dollar amounts, fund sources, statutory changes, and effective dates, consult the enrolled bill text and the Office of State Planning & Budgeting or the Colorado General Assembly bill packet for SB 25-092.