Bill
SB 3114
Proposes a FY2026 General Fund appropriation to Magee's Police Department to purchase vehicles and related equipment.
SB 3114 — Summary
Overview
- Bill number: SB 3114
- Title: General Fund; FY2026 appropriation to the City of Magee for the city police department for the acquisition of vehicles and equipment
- Purpose: To provide an FY2026 General Fund appropriation to the City of Magee specifically for the Magee Police Department to acquire vehicles and related equipment.
- Status: Died in committee (did not advance in this session)
Key Provisions
- Appropriation target: General Fund allocation for FY2026 designated for the City of Magee’s Police Department.
- Authorized use: Funds would be used for the acquisition of police vehicles and related equipment. The bill’s language indicates capital purchases intended to support the police department’s operations.
- Eligible recipients: City of Magee, for the Magee Police Department.
Funding and Fiscal Implications
- Source of funds: General Fund (state-level appropriation).
- Fiscal impact: The bill would increase general fund outlays for FY2026 and provide a targeted funding stream to the City of Magee for police vehicles and equipment. The exact dollar amount is not provided in the available information.
- Fiscal considerations for the city: If enacted, the city would need to administer the appropriation in compliance with any state procurement, reporting, and grant-oversight requirements applicable to state-funded police acquisitions.
Affected parties and scope
- Primary beneficiary: City of Magee and its Police Department.
- Wider implications: State General Fund expenditures; potential impact on local police capacity and fleet modernization in Magee.
Procedural history and timeline
- Introduced: February 20, 2025
- Legislation actions: Referred to Appropriations on February 20, 2025
- Status outcome: Died in Committee on February 26, 2025
- Next steps (if revived): The bill would need to be reintroduced, pass both legislative chambers, and receive the governor’s signature in a future session to become law.
Notes
- The summary reflects available details; specific funding amounts or attached conditions were not provided in the provided text. The bill’s fate indicates it did not progress in the current session.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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