Bill
HB 133
HB 133 allocates state funding across New Mexico government agencies for fiscal year 2026, determining spending on education, healthcare, infrastructure, and public services.
HB 133 is New Mexico's general appropriation bill for fiscal year 2026, which allocates state funding across all government agencies and programs. This is the primary annual budget legislation that determines spending levels for education, healthcare, infrastructure, public safety, and other state services. The bill was introduced by Representatives Nathan Small and Meredith Dixon and is currently under review by the House Appropriations & Finance Committee.
General appropriation bills directly determine how much money each state agency receives and can significantly impact public services, tax policy, and economic priorities. For New Mexico residents, this bill will influence funding for K-12 and higher education, Medicaid, transportation infrastructure, and state employee salaries. The specific allocation amounts reflect the legislature's priorities and can affect service quality, program availability, and the state's fiscal health.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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