Idaho State Legislation

Digital learning bill would remove the $40 cap on IDLA charges to districts and charters in FY2027.

Appropriation bill would fund $5,724,700 for health and welfare programs, add three positions, and require a Home Visiting ROI report.

The measure would allocate $1.76 million from the Consumer Protection Fund to the Attorney General's Office for State Legal Services and Internet Crimes Against Children over 2026-2027.

House bill would allocate $514,000 for SNAP administration in FY2027, split between General and Federal funds.

The bill would add $6.5 million from the Federal Grant Fund to the Military Division for climate-control system replacements at Gowen Field's Air National Guard buildings in FY2026.

Idaho State Police would receive $6.695 million for FY2027 to fund personnel costs across patrol, investigations, and Capitol Protection.

Lawmakers would bar transfers from the Budget Stabilization Fund to the General Fund from June 1, 2026, through June 30, 2027. The governor vetoed the measure.

Lawmakers would boost Health and Welfare funding by $35,623,800 for FY2027, cut 3 positions, and require reports on HIV prevention outcomes and immigration status.

The Idaho Water Resource Board would assess basins and seek legislative approval before cloud seeding projects; unauthorized seeding could be a felony.

The bill would require the Secretary of State to set vote-counting standards and order post-election audits after primary and general elections, with precincts chosen by lot for hand recounts.