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SB 4115

$FY27 ALPLM OCE

104th Regular Session Introduced by Elgie Sims

SB 4115 appropriates FY2027 funding to Illinois Department of Public Health's disease surveillance and emergency preparedness office for operations and programs.

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Bill Summary · SB 4115

Legislative bill overview

SB 4115 is a fiscal year 2027 appropriations bill for the Illinois Department of Public Health's Office of Communicable Diseases and Emergency Preparedness (ALPLM OCE). The bill allocates funding for operations, personnel, equipment, and programs related to disease surveillance, emergency response, and public health preparedness. This is a standard appropriations measure establishing the agency's budget authority for the upcoming fiscal year.

Why is this important

Public health agencies require dedicated appropriations to maintain disease surveillance systems, emergency response capabilities, and workforce readiness during health crises. The funding level directly impacts the state's ability to detect, monitor, and respond to disease outbreaks, pandemics, and other public health emergencies. Budget decisions in this area have measurable effects on response times and public health outcomes.

Potential points of contention

  • Funding level disputes – Disagreements over whether the appropriated amount is sufficient for current operational needs, staffing, and modernization of public health infrastructure
  • Prioritization of programs – Debates over which disease surveillance, emergency preparedness, or prevention initiatives should receive emphasis within the overall budget
  • Inflation and cost pressures – Concerns about whether the FY27 appropriation adequately accounts for rising personnel and operational costs since the previous budget cycle

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

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