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SB 2922

General Fund; FY2026 appropriation to City of Greenville for repair, renovation, and improvement of small sewer mini-systems.

2025 Regular Session

Would have appropriated FY2026 General Fund funds to Greenville to repair and upgrade its small sewer mini-systems, improving reliability and public health; bill died in committee.

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Bill Summary · SB 2922

Summary of SB 2922 (2025)

Overview

SB 2922 would have appropriated General Fund dollars in FY2026 to the City of Greenville for the repair, renovation, and improvement of small sewer mini-systems. The bill did not advance and is listed as Died In Committee.

Purpose and Intent

  • To provide targeted funding from the General Fund to support critical wastewater infrastructure in the City of Greenville.
  • Specifically focuses on repairing, renovating, and improving small sewer mini-systems, aiming to improve service reliability, environmental compliance, and public health outcomes for residents served by those systems.

Key Provisions (as introduced)

  • Source of funds: General Fund.
  • Fiscal year: FY2026.
  • Recipient: City of Greenville.
  • Authorized use: Repair, renovation, and improvement of small sewer mini-systems within the city.
  • (Note: The provided bill text excerpt does not specify dollar amounts, matching requirements, project scope, or reporting/oversight provisions.)

Beneficiaries and Impact

  • Primary beneficiary: City of Greenville and its residents who rely on the city’s small sewer mini-systems.
  • Potential broader benefits: Improved wastewater infrastructure, reduced leakage or outages, and enhanced environmental protection in the service area.
  • Indirectly, statewide interest in maintaining resilient, compliant wastewater infrastructure.

Fiscal and Administrative Considerations

  • Funding source: General Fund (state).
  • Fiscal year of appropriation: FY2026.
  • Oversight: While not detailed in the excerpt, appropriations typically involve state budget/appropriations processes and reporting requirements as determined by the Legislature and relevant committees.
  • Status note: Died In Committee, meaning the bill did not advance to the floor for a vote in its current session.

Legislative History and Timeline

  • 2025-02-12: Referred to Appropriations.
  • 2025-02-26: Died In Committee.
  • 2025-03-14: Received by the Secretary of the Senate; Filed.
  • 2025-04-07: Read first time; Referred to Business & Commerce.

Status and Outlook

  • Current status: Died In Committee; not enacted into law in this session.
  • Next steps (if pursued in a future session): The bill could be reintroduced with potentially revised language, updated funding details, or adjusted scope. Any reintroduction would follow the standard committee and floor processes.

Notable Details

  • The summary reflects the information provided; no specific appropriation amount, project list, or performance/outcome metrics are included in the available materials.

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

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