Steve Miller — Steve Miller was called during roll call and again during the vote roll call, reflecting his repeated mention in the meeting’s procedural attendance and voting process.
Steve Miller — Listed in the roll call vote.
James Petzke — James Petzke was called during roll call and again during the vote roll call as part of the meeting’s procedural attendance and voting process.
James Petzke — James Petzke (also transcribed as Petsky/Petske) appears in the roll call and then makes a series of related budget motions for FY 2027. He first moves for public school support in the Student Support Division from the High Needs Student Fund, totaling $5 million in one-time trustee and benefit payments. He then moves to transfer $1 million from the Idaho Career Ready Students Program Fund to the Idaho High Needs Student Fund, followed by a motion to transfer $4 million from the driver training account to the Idaho High-Needs Student Fund.
James Petzke — Representative Petzke comments in support of the budget and references turkey season and ammunition purchases.
James Petzke — Representative Petzke explains that turkey tag revenue and a portion of ammunition sales support Fish and Game activities.
James Petzke — Representative Petzke supports spending authority for Fish and Game funds and references a Senate bill on a shooting range in North Idaho.
James Petzke — The speaker jokingly says Representative Petzke buys much of the ammunition that generates Pittman-Robertson funds.
James Petzke — Representative Petski is called during the vote.
James Petzke — Representative Petski is called during the vote.
James Petzke — Representative Petski is called during the vote on the original motion.
Dustin Manwaring — Dustin Manwaring was called during roll call and again during the vote roll call as part of the meeting’s procedural attendance and voting process.
Dustin Manwaring — Dustin Manwaring is listed in the roll call vote.
Dustin Manwaring — Representative Manwaring is repeatedly called during the vote, including during the original motion, as part of the same voting sequence.
Brandon Mitchell — Brandon Mitchell was called during the initial roll call and later again during the vote roll call, reflecting his presence in the meeting’s procedural attendance and voting process.
Brandon Mitchell — Brandon Mitchell is listed in the roll call votes during the meeting.
Brandon Mitchell — Representative Mitchell is repeatedly called during the roll-call vote as the clerk continues through the names, including the vote on the original motion and the ongoing tally.
Elaine Price — Elaine Price was called during roll call and again during the vote roll call as part of the meeting’s procedural attendance and voting process.
Elaine Price — Listed in the roll call vote.
Chris Bruce — Chris Bruce was called during roll call and again during the vote roll call as part of routine procedural attendance/voting checks.
Chris Bruce — Listed in the roll call vote.
Chris Bruce — Asked whether adding the funding would create an ongoing obligation rather than one-time funding.
Chris Bruce — Listed in the roll call vote.
Chris Bruce — Listed during the vote tally.
Chris Bruce — Listed during the vote tally.
Mark Harris — Mark Harris was called during roll call and later again during the vote roll call as part of the meeting’s procedural proceedings.
Brooke Green — Brooke Green was called during the initial roll call and again during the vote roll call, reflecting her participation in the meeting’s procedural attendance and voting process.
Brooke Green — Brooke Green is listed in the roll call vote during the meeting.
Brooke Green — Representative Brooke Green was listed in the vote tally during the same procedural roll call, appearing as part of the recorded votes.
Alex Williamson — Identified herself as a budget and policy analyst with Legislative Services and introduced the trailer appropriation for House Bill 730.
Treg Bernt — Likely the intended name behind 'Senator Grow' in the roll call, but uncertain.
Ms. Williamson — Thanked after the motion passed.
Mr. Peterson — Mr. Peterson is introduced and asked to identify himself for the record, then is addressed by a senator and responds to a question by stating that, to his knowledge, the trailer was not requested by the governor's office.
Mr. Peterson — Mr. Peterson guided the committee through the agenda, first explaining that the next item was the second half of the action just taken and that it would add the State Historic Preservation Office appropriation to SMEC, then later briefly acknowledged the vote and introduced one more item.
Noah Peterson — Identified himself as a budget and policy analyst with the Legislative Services Office and introduced the next agenda item.
Jerald Raymond — Asked whether the change was requested by the governor's office.
Jerald Raymond — Addressed by Mr. Peterson in response to her question.
Jerald Raymond — Referenced as having made an earlier point about coordination and alignment.
Jerald Raymond — Said the governor's office should answer whether the change was requested.
Jerald Raymond — Referenced as having stated this is a trailer bill.
Jerald Raymond — Referenced again in connection with the trailer bill explanation.
Jerald Raymond — Explained that the same functions would continue but in a coordinated manner.
Jerald Raymond — Seconded the motion.
Mr. Wolf — Identified himself as Administrator for the Division of Financial Management and said this was not the governor's original budget recommendation.
Shawn Dygert — Representative Furness is first brought in to answer a question about claimed efficiencies and says he can provide notes later. Shortly afterward, he makes a motion to reduce the Idaho State Historical Society budget and staffing for fiscal year 2027, and the motion is attributed to him.
Edward Hill — Said Director Gallimore supports the move and that the State Historical Society director is in favor of it.
Edward Hill — Acknowledged for noting the State Historical Society director's support.
Edward Hill — Likely intended by the transcription as 'Harris'; listed in the roll call vote.
Edward Hill — Likely intended by the transcription as 'Harris'; listed in the roll call vote.
Tanya Burgoyne — Representative Furness is called on and then moves a fiscal year 2027 budget action for the Office of Species, Minerals, and Energy Coordination, proposing an ongoing addition of 12 FTP and increased funding from the General Fund, dedicated funds, and federal funds. The surrounding mentions are roll-call references to Furness tied to the same motion.