Wyoming 2022 Regular Session

Wyoming Senate Bill SF0067

Introduced

2/14/22

Report Pass

2/15/22

Engrossed

2/17/22

Refer

2/21/22

Report Pass

2/28/22

Enrolled

3/3/22

Passed

3/10/22

Caption

State funded capital construction.

Impact

The bill aims to modify current appropriations and create new accounts for managing federal and other funds related to state-funded projects. By establishing a capitol square preservation account and designating rental income for additional matching funds, SF0067 seeks to ensure effective utilization of resources for capital construction. This change will impact various statutes, particularly those governing infrastructure investments in the education sector and state buildings, providing a framework for ongoing development in these areas, while also allowing for the purchase of lands necessary for state functions.

Summary

SF0067, also known as the State Funded Capital Construction bill, is a legislative act that proposes appropriations for capital construction projects across Wyoming. It includes provisions for funding specific projects that require both state and private matching funds. Key allocations within the bill include appropriations for the construction of educational facilities, such as nursing facilities at community colleges and infrastructure improvements for universities. This legislation marks a significant investment in state infrastructure, primarily targeting educational purposes and state property enhancements.

Sentiment

Overall, the sentiment surrounding SF0067 appears positive among supporters who view it as a necessary enhancement to the state's educational infrastructure and investment in long-term community benefits. The measures included are characterized as forward-thinking and essential for improving state facilities. However, there may also be opposition from those who are concerned about the reliance on matching funds and the implications for local budgets or other competing state needs, suggesting a potential for future debates regarding priority in state funding.

Contention

Notable points of contention surrounding the bill include the adequacy of funds for community colleges and the stipulations involving matching funds that could limit access to resources for some institutions. Critics may argue that the push for matching funds could disadvantage smaller colleges and limit their ability to proceed with much-needed projects. Additionally, discussions may arise about the effectiveness of utilizing rental income as a sustainable funding stream for ongoing infrastructure development, raising questions about long-term viability and fiscal management of the program.

Latest WY SF0067 Activity

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Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

WY HB0258

State funded capital construction.

WY HB0111

AN ACT relating to state funded capital construction; providing definitions; providing appropriations for purposes related to state funded capital construction and major maintenance; making appropriations subject to terms and conditions as specified; amending prior appropriations; and providing for an effective date.

WY HB0175

Wyoming veterans museum capital construction.

WY SF0142

Veterans' home of Wyoming capital construction.

WY HB0326

Veterans' home of Wyoming capital construction-2.

WY SB183

State Funding for Colorado School of Mines Capital Construction Costs

WY HB0112

AN ACT relating to state funded capital construction; terminating a task force; depositing unexpended funds as specified; and providing for an effective date.

WY HB1406

Repeal Capital Construction Funding Requirements

WY HB0117

Omnibus water bill-construction.

WY SF0067

AN ACT relating to the Wyoming state guard; removing activation of the national guard of Wyoming into service of the United States as a prerequisite for the organization of the Wyoming state guard; removing federal involvement in the Wyoming state guard; allowing the governor to organize and maintain the Wyoming state guard; making conforming amendments; providing an appropriation; and providing for an effective date.

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