HB2514 - 452R - House Bill Summary

House of Representatives

HB 2514

appropriations; named claimants

Sponsors: Representatives Knaperek, Solomon

X	Committee on Appropriations
	Caucus and COW
	Third Read	This bill as introduced contains *an Appropriation clause.*
	As Passed the House

HB 2514 appropriates $171,750.68 from the state general fund (GF) and $12,554.75 from other funds to the Department of Administration (ADOA) to settle claims made against several state agencies.

History

Each year, a number of claims made against state agencies remain unpaid due to inadequate documentation, late filings and pending searches for third party liability. In order to pay claims from previous fiscal years, the Legislature must appropriate monies to ADOA.

HB 2514 is the annual “relief for named claimants” bill, reflecting the ADOA request for an appropriation to pay claims made against state agencies by individuals and organizations, who provided goods or services to those agencies in a previous fiscal year and have yet to receive payment.

Provisions

· Appropriates the following amounts from the GF to ADOA:

· $845.49 for payment of claims against the ADOA.

· $5,526.66 for payment of claims against the Department of Juvenile Corrections.

· $9,643.08 for payment of claims against the Department of Health Services.

· $4,900.00 for payment of a claim against the Supreme Court.

· $150,835.45 for payment of claims against the Department of Corrections.

· Transfers $511.45 from the Technology and Telecommunications fund to the GF and then appropriates that amount to ADOA for the payment of claims against ADOA.

· Transfers $1,816.24 from the Newborn Screening Program Fund to the GF and then appropriates that amount to ADOA for the payment of a claim against the Department of Health Services.

· Transfers $10,277.06 from the Telecommunications Fund for the Deaf to the GF and appropriates that amount to ADOA for payment of a claim against the Arizona Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing.

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· 45th Legislature