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Article 1

Amends Public Act 103-0589, approved June 5, 2024.
Changes Sections 100, 240, 425, 630, 780, 785, and 820 of Article 52.

Section 100

Reappropriates $10,000,000$ from the General Revenue Fund for grants, contracts, and contingent costs associated with the Clean Energy and EV Career and Technical Education Pilot Program. This amount is unexpended as of June 30, 2024, and was originally appropriated in Article 45, Section 50 of Public Act 103-0006.
Appropriates $10,000,000$ from the General Revenue Fund for deposit into the Workforce, Technology, and Economic Development Fund for the same Clean Energy and EV Career and Technical Education Pilot Program.

Section 240

Reappropriates $35,022,575$ from the Fund For Illinois' Future to the Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity. This is for grants and administrative expenses associated with public safety and economic development for specific entities, including prior years’ costs.
Funds were originally appropriated from the General Revenue Fund in Article 45, Section 195 of Public Act 103-0006, and remain unexpended as of June 30, 2024.
Specific entities and approximate amounts:
- Village of Crest Hill: $250,000$
- Village of Plainfield: $250,000$
- Village of Bolingbrook: $250,000$
- Wheatland Township: $250,000$
- Village of Oswego (Oswego Rt 30 and Wolf's Crossing): $250,000$
- City of Champaign: $750,000$
- Niles Township Social Worker Respite Program: $250,000$
- Rolling Meadows Neighborhood Resource Center & Social Services Program: $500,000$
- Village of Milan: $250,000$
- Village of Roseville: $250,000$
- Village of Hazel Crest: $650,000$
- Village of Matteson: $750,000$
- Orland Township Highway Department: $250,000$
- Village of Orland Hills: $1,250,000$
- Village of Frankfort: $600,000$
- City of St. Charles: $250,000$
- City of Geneva: $250,000$
- City of Batavia: $250,000$
- Village of North Aurora: $250,000$
- Village of Oswego: $250,000$
- Village of Montgomery: $250,000$
- City of Aurora: $250,000$ \n * City of Naperville: $250,000$
- South Chicago Heights: $250,000$
- Park Forest School Dist 163: $250,000$
- Rich Township: $250,000$
- Village of Wilmington: $250,000$
- City of Peoria: $250,000$
- City of Bloomington: $250,000$
- Town of Normal: $250,000$
- County of Peoria: $125,000$
- Village of Bartonville: $125,000$
- Village of West Peoria: $125,000$
- Village of Peoria Heights: $125,000$
- City of East Peoria: $125,000$
- City of Washington: $125,000$
- Center for Tax and Budget Accountability: $250,000$
- Northbrook Park District: $250,000$
- City of Park Ridge: $250,000$
- Argo Community High School District 217: $1,000,000$
- Berwyn Township Public Health District: $250,000$
- City of Rockford: $500,000$
- Village of Cherry Valley: $250,000$
- City of Belvidere: $250,000$
- Shorewood Police Department: $250,000$
- Village of Romeoville: $200,000$
- Joliet Police Department: $200,000$
- City of Urbana: $1,000,000$
- City of Elmhurst: $850,000$
- Village of Hinsdale: $850,000$
- Village of Mundelein: $250,000$
- One Hope United Waukegan: $650,000$
- City of North Chicago: $200,000$
- City of Waukegan: $200,000$
- Northeastern Illinois Regional Crime Lab: $1,000,000$
- Deerfield Police Department: $250,000$
- Lake Forest Police Department: $250,000$
- Park Ridge Police Department: $250,000$
- Des Plaines Police Department: $250,000$
- Schaumburg Police Department: $250,000$
- Village of Schaumburg: $300,000$
- Village of Bridgeview: $500,000$
- Village of North Riverside: $250,000$
- Kates Detective and Security Academy Inc: $450,000$
- Village of Chatham: $400,000$
- Ada S McKinley Community Services: $562,500$
- Little Village Chamber of Commerce: $250,000$
- Economic Strategies Development Corporation: $250,000$
- Westside NAACP: $250,000$
- Life Shack: $250,000$
- Meet Chicago Northwest: $1,250,000$
- Summer Music Series: $250,000$
- Englewood Chamber of Commerce: $1,000,000$
- Downtown Springfield, Inc.: $500,000$
- Moving Pillsbury Forward: $1,200,000$
- Route History: $550,000$
- Mount Greenwood Community and Business Association: $250,000$
- Chicago 95th Street Business Association: $250,000$
- Beverly Arts Center: $250,000$
- Morgan Park Beverly Hills Business Association: $250,000$
- Positive Moves: $250,000$
- Black Contractors Owners and Executives: $500,000$
- Whiz Kids Foundation: $1,000,000$
- House of James: $250,000$
- New Mount Tabor Missionary Baptist Church: $250,000$
- Restoration Ministries: $250,000$
- Link Further: $250,000$
- City of Madison: $250,000$
- New Covenant Community Development Corporation: $500,000$
- Center for Tax and Budget Accountability: $250,000$
- Westside NAACP: $250,000$
- Manhattan Fire District: 250,000
Total: 35,022,575

Section 425

Reappropriates 210,868 from the Fund For Illinois' Future to the Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity for a grant to the Asian American Chamber of Commerce of Illinois, including prior years' costs.
Funds were originally reappropriated from the General Revenue Fund in Article 46, Section 20 of Public Act 103-0006 and remain unexpended as of June 30, 2024.

Section 630

Appropriates 100,000 from the Fund For Illinois' Future to the Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity for a grant to Regional 911 Village of North Riverside for costs associated with operating expenses related to provision of regional 911 services, including prior years' costs.
Reappropriates 100,000 from the Fund For Illinois' Future to the Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity for a grant to Regional 911 for costs associated with operating expenses, including prior years' costs.
Funds were originally reappropriated from the General Revenue Fund in Article 46, Section 250 of Public Act 103-0006 and remain unexpended as of June 30, 2024.

Section 780

Appropriates 30,685,000 from the General Revenue Fund to the Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity for administrative costs and grants associated with public safety, recreational development, and economic development to the following entities:
- Community Foundation of Northern Illinois: 500,000
- Carl R. Woese Institute for Genomic Biology at the University of Urbana-Champaign: 500,000
- United Way of Will County: 500,000
- Plainfield Township: 500,000
- Hoffman Estates Park District: 500,000
- Mentoring Youth Through Technology: 500,000
- Village of Steger: 500,000
- Flowers Fitness: 500,000
- Evanston Community Foundation: 500,000
- Oak Lawn Regional Emergency Communications Center: 500,000
- Starved Rock Community Foundation: 500,000
- Chicago Park District: 500,000
- APS Training Institute: 500,000
- St. Clair County Intergovernmental Grants Department: 500,000
- Village of Northbrook: 500,000
- 39th Ward Mayfair Library: 500,000
- Community Foundation of the Fox River Valley: 500,000
- Village of Elmhurst: 500,000
- Little City Foundation: 500,000
- Village of Shorewood: 500,000
- Maywood Park District: 500,000
- Welles (Gideon) Park: 500,000
- City of Decatur: 500,000
- City of Chicago for Ogden Park Chicago Park District for Ogden Park: 500,000
- Youth Conservation Corps (YCC): 500,000
- City of Country Club Hills: 500,000
- Des Plaines Police Department: 500,000
- Brighton Park Neighborhood Council: 500,000
- Chicago Park District: 500,000
- Rogers Park Business Alliance: 500,000
- Illinois Prison Project: 500,000
- United Way of Will County: 500,000
- Village of Evergreen Park: 500,000
- North Berwyn Park District: 500,000
- Life Impactors Foundation: 500,000
- Northeast DuPage Special Recreation Association: 500,000
- Calumet City Library: 500,000
- William Rainey Harper College: 500,000
- Blue Island Park District: 500,000
- Senior, Student, and Teacher STEM Hub: 500,000
- Peoria Park District: 500,000
- Skokie Community Foundation: 500,000
- Coalition for a Better Chinese American Community: 280,000
- NeighborSpace: 220,000
- Acclivus, Inc.: 500,000
- Legacy Disciple: 150,000
- Pullman Community Development Center: 350,000
- Ada S. McKinley Community Services: 500,000

Section 785

Appropriates 39,960,000 from the General Revenue Fund to the Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity for administrative costs and grants associated with public safety and economic development to the following entities:
- Mckinley Park Development Council: 250,000
- Glenwood Academy: 250,000
- Lake County Sheriff's Office: 250,000
- Naperville Community Television (NCTV17): 250,000
- City of Urbana: 250,000
- Habitat for Humanity of Champaign County: 250,000
- Champaign County Regional Planning Commission: 250,000
- Village of Western Springs: 350,000
- Village of Hinsdale: 375,000
- DuPage County Animal Shelter: 275,000
- City of Rock Island: 100,000
- Western Illinois University: 500,000
- Galesburg, Museums, Inc.: 200,000
- The Alexandria Foundation: 200,000
- Acclivus: 200,000
- Harvey Small fry Wildcats: 400,000
- Harvey Small fry Wildcats: 200,000
- The House Of James: 200,000
- Village of New Lenox: 250,000
- City of Country Club Hills: 250,000
- Village of Orland Hills: 250,000
- Village of Richton Park: 250,000
- Kane County States Atty: 1,000,000
- Lake County Sheriff's Office: 250,000
- Greater Waukegan Development Coalition (GWDC): 250,000
- TRECC Community Development Foundation: 200,000
- FBRK Brands: 200,000
- Reach Community Development Corporation: 200,000
- Neighborhood Heros: 200,000
- West Point School of Music: 200,000
- Chicago Heights: 250,000
- Park Forest: 250,000
- Manhattan Park District: 250,000
- Wilton Township: 250,000
- Joliet Historical Museum: 250,000
- Fountaindale Public Library: 250,000
- Village of Cresthill Police Department: 250,000
- Plainfield Township: 250,000
- Old Irving Park Association: 250,000
- School District 63: 250,000
- Village of La Grange: 1,000,000
- United Way of Rock River Valley: 300,000
- United Way of Rock River Valley: 700,000
- Mechanista: 250,000
- School Distirct 186: 250,000
- Route History: 250,000
- Laborers Disaster Response Team: 250,000
- Southwest Suburban Immigrant Project: 250,000
- DuPage Township Center Food Pantry: 250,000
- South Asian American Chamber of Commerce: 250,000
- Village of Arlington Heights: 250,000
- Strengthening Provisos Youth Township of Proviso: 500,000
- New Landmark Community Development Corp: 500,000
- Freedom Land Community Partners, Inc.: 500,000
- Habilitative Systems: 400,000
- The Answer Inc: 500,000
- True To Life Foundation: 250,000
- Rosemoor Community Association: 100,000
- West Chesterfield Community Association: 250,000
- Hegewisch Business Association: 250,000
- Chatham Business Association: 250,000
- Southeast Chicago Chamber of Commerce: 250,000
- Mu Delta Lambda Charitable Foundation: 250,000
- AKArama Foundation Inc: 100,000
- D'ESTEE INC: 100,000
- Calumet Area Industrial Commission: 100,000
- District Outreach Initiatives: 500,000
- Moving our Youth Ahead: 150,000
- Chicago Park District - West Chatham: 250,000
- Lake Effect Community Development: 250,000
- TCA Health: 250,000
- West Chatham Improvement Association: 100,000
- Chesterfield Community Council: 150,000
- South Deering: 100,000
- Chicago Park District - Tuley Park: 250,000
- Chicago Park District - Avalon Park: 250,000
- Prevention Partnership: 100,000
- Illinois Association of Infant Mental Health: 260,000
- Austin Childcare Providers Network: 300,000
- Oak Park and River Forest Infant Welfare Society: 400,000
- New Moms: 500,000
- Sarah's Inn: 250,000
- Beyond Hunger: 500,000
- Housing Forward: 500,000
- West Cook YMCA: 200,000
- Wonder Works Museum: 100,000
- Hephzibah Children's Association: 500,000
- New Life Centers: 750,000
- Mujeres Latinas en Accion: 250,000
- Howard Brown Health: 300,000
- Florence Heller JCC: 150,000
- City of Springfield: 1,300,000
- Lawndale Christian Legal Center: 1,500,000
- Chicago Architecture Biennial: 150,000
- Garfield Park Conservatory Alliance: 200,000
- AllenForce: 300,000
- League of Chicago Theaters: 500,000
- Trilogy: 500,000
- Chicago Federation of Labor: 500,000
- Bensenville Community Public Library: 200,000
- River Grove Public Library District: 200,000
- AAR Rockford: 1,500,000
- SkillsUSA Illinois: 1,000,000
- Village of Bellwood: 375,000
- SD 89 Educaiton Foundation: 375,000
- Aurora Regional Hispanic Chamber : 250,000
- Small Business Development Center of Aurora: 250,000
- Joliet Latino Economic Development Association: 250,000
- Economic Strategy Development Corporation: 250,000
- Little Village Chamber of Commerce: 250,000
- Puerto Rican Cultural Center: 250,000
- Albany Park/North River Commission: 250,000
- Belmont Central Chamber: 250,000
- Northwest Community Development Center: 250,000
- Logan Square Chamber of Commerce: 250,000
- Wicker Park Chamber of Commerce: 250,000
- Melrose Park Chamber of Commerce: 150,000
- Northwest Hispanic Chamber of Commerce: 150,000
- Greater Southwest Development Corporation: 200,000
- Midway Chamber of Commerce: 250,000
- Illinois Resource Center: 1,000,000
- Latino Worker Safety Center: 500,000

Section 820

Appropriates 2,500,000 from the General Revenue Fund to the Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity for a grant to the DuSable Black History Dusable Museum and Education Center for costs associated with contingent and operational expenses.

Article 2

Amends Public Act 103-0589, approved June 5, 2024.
Changes Sections 5, 25, and 145 of Article 53.

Section 5

Appropriates funds to the Department of Natural Resources for ordinary and contingent expenses from various funds:
- General Office (Payable from the General Revenue Fund):
  - For ordinary and contingent expenses, including payment of revolving fund bills: 2,812,500
  - For expenses of the General Office: 10,665,000
  - For expenses related to Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Accessibility (DEIA) goals: 60,000
  - For grants and expenses associated with the Youth and Young Adult Conservation and Education Pilot Program: 2,500,000
- Payable from the State Boating Act Fund:
  - For Contractual Services: 70,000
- Payable from the State Parks Fund:
  - For Contractual Services: 70,500
- Payable from the Wildlife and Fish Fund:
  - For Personal Services: 150,000
  - For State Contributions to State Employees' Retirement System: 76,800
  - For State Contributions to Social Security: 11,500
  - For Group Insurance: 62,600
  - For Contractual Services: 618,800
  - For Travel: 5,000
  - For Equipment: 1,100
- Payable from the Underground Resources Conservation Enforcement Fund:
  - For Contractual Services: 0
  - For Ordinary and Contingent Expenses: 265,900
- Payable from the Natural Areas Acquisition Fund:
  - For Ordinary and Contingent Expenses: 35,000
- Payable from the Federal Surface Mining Control and Reclamation Fund:
  - For ordinary and contingent expenses for the support of the Land Reclamation program: 341,900
- Payable from Park and Conservation Fund:
  - For Contractual Services: 405,000
  - For expenses of the Park and Conservation Program: 2,200,000
- Payable from the Abandoned Mined Lands Reclamation Council Federal Trust Fund:
  - For ordinary and contingent expenses for the support of the Abandoned Mined Lands program: 511,700
Total for Section 5: 20,863,300

Section 25

Appropriates funds to the Department of Natural Resources for the Office of Realty and Capital Planning from various funds:
- Payable from the General Revenue Fund:
  - For expenses of the Office of Realty and Capital Planning: 5,606,400
- Payable from the State Boating Act Fund:
  - For Personal Services: 0
  - For State Contributions to State Employees' Retirement System: 0
  - For State Contributions to Social Security: 0
  - For Group Insurance: 0
  - For expenses of the Heavy Equipment Dredging Crew: 834,000
  - For expenses of the Office of Realty and Capital Planning: 275,000
- Payable from the State Parks Fund:
  - For Commodities: 7,500
  - For Equipment: 20,000
  - For expenses of the Office of Realty and Capital Planning: 150,000
- Payable from Wildlife and Fish Fund:
  - For Equipment: 10,000
  - For expenses of the Heavy Equipment Dredging Crew: 211,700
  - For expenses of the Office of Realty and Capital Planning: 175,000
- Payable from the Natural Areas Acquisition Fund:
  - For expenses of Natural Areas Execution: 207,800
- Payable from Open Space Lands Acquisition and Development Fund:
  - For expenses of the OSLAD Program:: 1,447,800
- Payable from the Partners for Conservation Fund:
  - For expenses of the Partners for Conservation Program: 871,500
- Payable from the Historic Property Administrative Fund:
  - For administrative purposes associated with the Historic Tax Credit Program: 500,000
- Payable from the DNR Federal Projects Fund:
  - For federal projects, including but not limited to FEMA natural disaster projects and federally declared disaster response and repair: 200,000
- Payable from the Illinois Wildlife Preservation Fund:
  - For operation of Consultation Program: 1,073,100
- Payable from Park and Conservation Fund:
  - For the Office of Realty and Capital Planning: 5,008,000
  - For expenses of the Bikeways Program: 525,000
Total for Section 25: 17,122,800

Section 145

Appropriates 4,360,000 $from the Tourism Promotion Fund to the Department of Natural Resources for costs associated with historic preservation and site management (reduced from original amount of$ 8,750,000).

Article 3

Amends Public Act 103-0589, approved June 5, 2024.
Changes Sections 5 and 10 and adds Section 45 of Article 55.

Section 5

Appropriates funds from the General Revenue Fund to the Department of Juvenile Justice for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2025, for the following divisions:
- GENERAL OFFICE:
  - For Personal Services: 6,108,400
  - For State Contributions to Social Security: 514,900
  - For Contractual Services: 3,413,200
  - For Travel: 35,500
  - For Commodities: 14,400
  - For Printing: 3,300
  - For Equipment: 680,100
  - For Electronic Data Processing: 1,850,200
  - For Telecommunications Services: 265,600
  - For Operation of Auto Equipment: 28,200
  - For Refunds: 600
  - For Tort Claims: 180,000
  - Total: 13,094,400
- SCHOOL DISTRICT:
  - For Personal Services: 5,787,400
  - For State Contributions to Teachers' Retirement System: 0
  - For State Contributions to Social Security: 421,300
  - For Contractual Services: 823,600
  - For Travel: 4,300
  - For Commodities: 20,700
  - For Printing: 1,500
  - For Equipment: 5,300
  - For Telecommunications Services: 33,200
  - For Operation of Auto Equipment: 0
  - For Expenses Associated with High School Education Services for Incarcerated Individuals Per 105 ILCS 5/13-40: 2,458,900 $(increased from$ 1,858,900)
  - Total: 9,556,200 $</strong> (increased from$ 8,956,200)
- COMMUNITY SERVICES DIVISION:
  - For Personal Services: 7,577,400
  - For State Contributions to Social Security: 556,900
  - For Contractual Services: 12,908,000 $(decreased from$ 14,108,000)
  - For Travel: 17,500
  - For Travel and Allowances for Committed, Paroled, and Discharged Youth: 400
  - For Commodities: 5,300
  - For Printing: 1,800
  - For Equipment: 0
  - For Telecommunications Services: 190,100
  - For Operation of Auto Equipment: 106,100
  - Total: 21,363,500 $</strong> (decreased from$ 22,563,500)

Section 10

Appropriates funds to the Department of Juvenile Justice from the General Revenue Fund for various Illinois Youth Centers:
- ILLINOIS YOUTH CENTER - CHICAGO:
  - For Personal Services: 8,982,400
  - For Student, Member, and Inmate Compensation: 3,600
  - For State Contributions to Social Security: 662,000
  - For Contractual Services: 3,584,600
  - For Travel: 3,700
  - For Commodities: 250,500
  - For Printing: 4,200
  - For Equipment: 28,70