HB1251

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create the community-based providers methodology supplement fund, create the target teacher salary supplement fund, and provide for the transfer of certain unobligated cash balances to the fund.

Brian Mulder

House Bill·Introduced Feb 2, 2026·Last action Feb 23, 2026

Government OperationsHealthcare & MedicaidK-12 Education

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This bill creates two new dedicated funds: one to increase teacher salaries and another to boost payment rates for community-based healthcare providers. Money for these funds will come from transferring unobligated cash balances from other state accounts, with the funds administered by the Department of Education and Department of Human Services respectively. The bill repeals an existing section and modifies budget-related laws to establish these new funding mechanisms.

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Teacher payBill would raise (relevance: 95%)Healthcare providersBill would regulate (relevance: 75%)State agency operationsBill would reform (relevance: 60%)

Changes to Existing Law

5 sections affected2616 words added518 words removed

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§ 13-13new § 28-22new § 4-7-31amended § 4-7-32amended § 4-7-39repealed

History (6)

Feb 23, 2026H
Committee on Appropriations Deferred to the 41st legislative day Passed, YEAS 8, NAYS 1.
Feb 23, 2026H
Committee on Appropriations Scheduled for hearing H.J. 1
Feb 18, 2026H
Committee on Appropriations Motion to amend
Feb 18, 2026H
Committee on Appropriations Scheduled for hearing
Feb 3, 2026H
House of Representatives Referred to House Committee on Appropriations H.J. 208
Feb 2, 2026H
First Reading House H.J. 193

Sponsors (6)

Brian Mulder

Prime sponsor · Rep.

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Roll Call Votes (1)

Committee on Appropriations — Deferred to the 41st legislative day

Feb 23, 2026House Committee

Passed

Yea: 8Nay: 1Absent: 0