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This bill serves as Utah's mid-year budget adjustment for the fiscal year running July 2025 through June 2026, making hundreds of individual additions, reductions, and transfers to spending previously approved for state agencies, courts, and higher education institutions. It shifts money between programs and funding sources, authorizes new federal and dedicated-fund spending, and extends deadlines for dozens of previously appropriated but unspent balances so they can still be used for their original purposes rather than reverting to the state's General Fund. Notable changes include funding increases for jail contracting and inmate housing, homeless services and shelter operations, drinking water and air quality programs, natural resources land management, and several university and technical college budgets, alongside targeted cuts in areas like tourism marketing and some corrections and public safety line items. Many provisions, including tens of millions of dollars tied to the Rural Health Transformation Program, are contingent on final approval from federal Medicare and Medicaid officials.