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AB 564

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2025-2026 Regular Session Introduced by Elijah Behnke and 8 co-sponsors

One-time $13,131,324 General Fund appropriation to the Fleet Services Division to replace and purchase state vehicles, with tight 2025–2027 deadlines, boosting fleet reliability.

Failed to concur in pursuant to Senate Joint Resolution 1
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Bill Summary · AB 564

AB 564 — Appropriation to Fleet Services Division (BDR S-1183) — Summary

Status: Chaptered. Effective date: July 1, 2025.
Final appropriation: $13,131,324 (from State General Fund).

Main purpose

Provide a one-time appropriation from the State General Fund to the Fleet Services Division of the Department of Administration to replace and purchase state vehicles.

Key provisions

  • Appropriation: Allocates $13,131,324 from the State General Fund to the Fleet Services Division, Department of Administration, for vehicle replacement and purchase.
    • The original introduced amount was $11,749,091; Amendment No. 816 (Ways & Means / Governor’s Finance Office) increased the amount to $13,131,324.
  • Spending and reversion deadlines:
    • No portion of the appropriation may be committed for expenditure after June 30, 2027.
    • Any portion remaining may not be spent after September 17, 2027.
    • Unspent funds must be reverted to the State General Fund on or before September 17, 2027.
    • These limits apply both to the Fleet Services Division and to any entity to which the money is subsequently granted or transferred.
  • Effective date: The act becomes effective July 1, 2025.
  • Fiscal note / scope: The bill is included in the Executive Budget; it is an appropriation from the State General Fund and is not intended to affect local governments.

Who is affected

  • Primary beneficiary: Fleet Services Division, Department of Administration — to support fleet replacement/purchases for state operations.
  • State General Fund: provides the appropriation and will absorb any reversion of unspent funds.
  • State agencies that rely on Fleet Services for vehicles may receive replacements/allocations funded by this appropriation.
  • No direct fiscal or programmatic obligations for local governments.

Procedural / timeline highlights

  • Introduced and referred to Ways & Means (Committee on behalf of the Governor’s Office of Finance).
  • Amendment No. 816 increased the appropriation (first reprint reflects the higher amount).
  • Passed by the Legislature, enrolled, and delivered to the Governor.
  • Approved by the Governor and chaptered in 2025 (bill became law and took effect July 1, 2025).

Potential impact

  • Provides one-time funding (~$13.1 million) to modernize/maintain the state fleet, which may reduce maintenance costs and improve operational capacity for state agencies that use those vehicles.
  • The short spending and reversion windows limit long-term commitment of funds and prioritize near-term procurement or replacement.

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

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