HB2162 Summary

• Appropriates $5,457,464,000 total to the Department of Human Services for fiscal year beginning July 1, 2011, comprising $3,274,052,300 in General Funds, $539,077,800 in Other State Funds, and $1,644,333,900 in Federal Funds.

• Provides funding for income assistance and related distributive purposes including Aid to Aged, Blind or Disabled ($15,607,300), Temporary Assistance for Needy Families ($94,642,200), child care services ($284,697,800), and refugee services.

• Funds multiple state facilities and services including mental health centers, developmental centers, and schools for the deaf and visually impaired, with significant allocations for personal services, contractual services, and operational costs.

• Includes substantial appropriations for community-based services including mental health grants ($112,215,300), developmental disabilities services ($876,154,000), addiction treatment ($51,226,100), and early intervention programs ($82,518,100).

• Takes effect July 1, 2011, and allows the department with gubernatorial consent to reapportion up to 10% of General Revenue Funds appropriated for income assistance among enumerated purposes.