S11672017 Regular Session✓ Signed into law
Appropriates $41,229,200 to the Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation for fiscal year 2018; limits the number of authorized full-time equivalent positions to 154.64; permits the department to exceed transfer limitations between programs for certain project grants; and provides carryover authority for the Capital Development Program.
APPROPRIATIONS -- PARKS AND RECREATION -- Appropriates $41,229,200 to the Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation for fiscal year 2018; limits the number of authorized full-time equivalent positions to 154.64; permits the department to exceed transfer limitations between programs for certain project grants; and provides carryover authority for the Capital Development Program.
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HOW THEY VOTED
senate Chamber· Mar 16, 2017
Senate Third Reading
✓ Passed
34 Yea
1 Nay
Passed by 33 votes
Republican
28 yea/1 nay
Democrat
6 yea/0 nay
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YEA (34)
RAbby LeeSD-009RBart DavisSD-033RBert BrackettSD-023RBob NoniniSD-003RBrent HillSD-034RCarl CrabtreeSD-007RCharles WinderSD-020DCherie Buckner-WebbSD-019RClifford BayerSD-021RDan JohnsonSD-006RDean MortimerSD-030RFred MartinSD-015DGrant BurgoyneSD-016RJames RiceSD-010DJanie Ward-EngelkingSD-018RJeff AgenbroadSD-013RJeff SiddowaySD-035RJim GuthrieSD-028RJim PatrickSD-025RKelly AnthonSD-027RLee HeiderSD-024RLori Den HartogSD-022DMarcus NyeSD-029RMark HarrisSD-035RMarv HagedornSD-014RMary SouzaSD-004DMaryanne JordanSD-017DMichelle StennettSD-026RPatti LodgeSD-011RShawn KeoughSD-001RSteve VickSD-002RSteven BairSD-031RSteven ThaynSD-008RTodd LakeySD-023
NAY (1)
house Chamber· Mar 22, 2017
House Third Reading
✓ Passed
60 Yea
10 Nay
Passed by 50 votes
Republican
49 yea/10 nay
Democrat
11 yea/0 nay
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YEA (60)
RBrandon HixonHD-010ARBrent CraneHD-013ARBryan ZollingerHD-033BRCaroline TroyHD-005BRChristy PerryHD-011BRClark KauffmanHD-025BRDell RaybouldHD-034BRDon CheathamSD-003RDustin ManwaringHD-029ADElaine SmithHD-029BREric RedmanHD-002BRFred WoodHD-027BRGary CollinsHD-013BRGreg ChaneyHD-010BDHy KlocHD-016BDIlana RubelHD-018ARJanet TrujilloHD-033ARJason MonksHD-022BRJeffrey ThompsonHD-030ADJohn GannonHD-017ADJohn McCrostieHD-016ARJulie VanOrdenSD-030RKelley PackerHD-028BRLance ClowHD-025ARLuke MalekHD-004ARLynn LukerHD-015ARMarcus GibbsHD-032ADMathew ErpeldingHD-019ARMaxine BellHD-025ARMegan BlanksmaHD-008BDMelissa WintrowSD-019RMike KingsleyHD-007ARMike MoyleHD-010ARNeil AndersonHD-031ARPatrick McDonaldHD-015BRPaul AmadorHD-004BRPaul ShepherdHD-007BDPaulette JordanHD-005ADPhylis KingHD-018BRPriscilla GiddingsHD-007ARRandall ArmstrongHD-028ARRick YoungbloodHD-012BRRobert AnderstHD-012ARRon MendiveHD-005ARRyan KerbyHD-009ARSage DixonHD-001BDSally TooneHD-026BRScott BedkeHD-027ARScott SymeHD-011ARStephen HartgenHD-024BRSteve MillerHD-024BRSteven HarrisHD-021ADSusan ChewHD-017BRTerry GestrinHD-008ARThomas DayleyHD-021BRThomas LoertscherHD-032BRThyra StevensonHD-006ARVan BurtenshawSD-031RVito BarbieriHD-003ARWendy HormanHD-032B
LATEST ACTION
Session Law Chapter 220 Effective: 07/01/2017
BILL INFO
- Session
- 2017
- Chamber
- senate
- Status date
- Apr 4, 2017
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