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Idaho's 2026 Session: State Agencies and General Government Appropriations

Published August 23, 2026 · Idaho's 2026 legislative session adjourned April 2, 2026

The last and largest slice of this recap series: 36 FY2027 funding bills for everything that isn't education, health and welfare, or public safety — from the Tax Commission to Fish and Game to the State Lottery. One bill breaks the mold entirely: the 2026 Idaho Rescissions Act (S1331) actually cuts already-appropriated FY2026 funding, rather than setting next year's budget. (The Public Employee Retirement System's FY2027 appropriation, H0868, is covered in Tally Idaho's PERSI recap rather than repeated here.)

A rare budget cut, a wildlife-funding line item, and two bills that tie directly into other 2026 legislation covered elsewhere on Tally Idaho.

S1331Divided vote

The 2026 Idaho Rescissions Act — a rare mid-cycle budget cut

Unlike every other bill in this recap, S1331 reduces already-appropriated FY2026 funding across multiple state agencies and institutions, including unallocated CEC funding required by a 2025 law and a General Fund reduction. Budget cuts mid-cycle are uncommon — most 2026 appropriations activity was next year's (FY2027) funding, not clawing back current-year money.

House 48–22 · Senate 18–17

Fish and Game funds wolf depredation response

FY2027 enhancement funding for fisheries habitat projects, "good neighbor authority" projects, inflationary cost increases at fisheries, and wolf depredation response — one of the few agency budgets with a genuinely rural, wildlife-specific line item worth naming.

House 36–30 · Senate 21–14

Strategic Initiatives Fund transfer for transportation and local highway districts

A trailer bill to House Bill 968, which transferred $32 million to the Strategic Initiatives Fund for transportation and capital construction — 60% of revenue splits out to local highway districts per Idaho Code.

House 65–0 · Senate 32–0

Tax Commission funds property tax education and Gentax automation

FY2027 enhancement for the State Tax Commission covering property tax education programs, Gentax system automation, a new chief operating officer position, and FAST tax collection funding.

House 46–22 · Senate 19–16

Constitutional offices, natural resources agencies, and general government maintenance budgets. Full vote breakdown below.

BillPurposeHouseSenate
H0847Judicial Branch — FY27 maintenance59–729–6
H0848Legislative Branch — FY27 maintenance60–624–11
H0866Constitutional Officers — FY27 maintenance61–832–3
H0867General Government — FY27 maintenance51–1825–10
H0870Office of Information Technology Services — FY26/27, personnel cost transfer48–2120–15
H0908Military Division — FY26/2753–1527–7
H0919Dept. of Administration, Division of Public Works — FY2763–629–4
H0923Department of Administration — utilities cost shift to dedicated funds38–3219–15
H0924State Liquor Division — FY2746–2427–7
H0925Judicial Branch — separate FY27 appropriation52–1724–10
H0942Idaho Millennium Income Fund — FY2745–2224–11
H0952Office of the Secretary of State — FY2767–033–1
H0965Office of Species, Minerals, and Energy Coordination + Idaho State Historical Society — FY2755–1130–5
H0971Office of the Attorney General — FY26/2748–1727–8
H0973Military Division — separate FY26 appropriation65–029–2
S1332Appropriation and transfer of state treasury moneys — FY26/2759–926–9
S1363Natural Resources — FY27 maintenance62–628–7
S1373Economic Development — FY27 maintenance54–1526–7
S1380Endowment Fund Investment Board — FY2760–1030–5
S1381State Lottery — replacement computer equipment36–3422–13
S1383Division of Veterans Services — FY2765–532–3
S1384Public Utilities Commission — FY2739–3031–4
S1385Industrial Commission — IRIS maintenance, disability fund, OITS hardware36–3423–12
S1387Idaho State Historical Society — FY2762–631–3
S1403Department of Environmental Quality — FY2741–2924–9
S1404Department of Agriculture — FY26/2747–2326–8
S1405Soil and Water Conservation Commission — FY26/2764–630–4
S1407Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses — FY2740–3024–10
S1416Office of Species, Minerals, and Energy Coordination — separate FY27 appropriation55–1430–3
S1417Department of Parks and Recreation — FY26/2739–3025–8
S1427Department of Lands — FY26/2736–3325–9
S1431Department of Water Resources — FY2748–1826–7

2026 PERSI recap · 2026 property tax recap · 2026 transportation recap · Full 2026 Appropriations-subject bills list

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