A Bill for an Act
Page 1, Line 101Concerning the division of unemployment insurance funding
Page 1, Line 102adjustments, and, in connection therewith, making and
Page 1, Line 103reducing an appropriation.
Bill Summary
(Note: This summary applies to this bill as introduced and does not reflect any amendments that may be subsequently adopted. If this bill passes third reading in the house of introduction, a bill summary that applies to the reengrossed version of this bill will be available at http://leg.colorado.gov/.)
Joint Budget Committee. The bill updates the funding mechanism for the division of unemployment insurance (division). The bill updates the name of the "employment and training technology fund" to the "unemployment insurance program support fund" and expands the use of the fund to include information technology and administrative costs of the division.
Current law specifies how the division must use the employer support surcharge to credit several funds. The bill modifies the disbursement to:
- 11% for the employment support fund (decreased from 35%);
- 54% for the unemployment insurance program support fund (increased from 32%);
- 20% for the workforce development fund (increased from 14%); and
- 15% for the benefit recovery fund (decreased from 19%).
The bill requires all money collected in each fund that is in excess of the maximum balance amounts authorized for the fund to be credited to the unemployment compensation fund. The bill ties the adjustments of the fund caps to the change in average weekly earnings instead of to the consumer price index. The bill also adjusts the cap for the unemployment insurance program support fund.
Page 2, Line 1Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado:
Page 2, Line 2SECTION 1. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 8-70-103, amend (24.5); repeal (11.5); and add (28.5) as follows:
Page 2, Line 38-70-103. Definitions. As used in articles 70 to 82 of this title 8, unless the context otherwise requires:
Page 2, Line 4(11.5) "Employment and training technology fund" means the
Page 2, Line 5employment and training technology fund created in section 8-77-109 (2)(a.9)(II)(A).
Page 2, Line 6(24.5) "Support surcharge rate" means an employer's rate that is
Page 2, Line 7used to calculate the money payments owed to the employment support
Page 2, Line 8fund, the benefit recovery fund, and the employment and training
Page 2, Line 9technology
Page 2, Line 10calculated in accordance with section 8-76-102.5 (3)(a)(IV) using the
Page 2, Line 11same methodology as is used to calculate an employer's percent of excess in accordance with section 8-76-102.5 (3)(a)(II)(A).
Page 2, Line 12(28.5) "Unemployment insurance program support fund"
Page 3, Line 1means the unemployment insurance program support fund created in section 8-77-109 (2)(a.9)(II)(A).
Page 3, Line 2SECTION 2. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 8-71-103, amend (2)(b)(I) as follows:
Page 3, Line 38-71-103. Organization of division - authority to issue bonds.
Page 3, Line 4(2) (b) (I) Except as provided in subparagraph (II) of this paragraph (b)
Page 3, Line 5subsection (2)(b)(II) of this section, the enterprise established
Page 3, Line 6pursuant to this subsection (2) has all the powers and duties authorized by
Page 3, Line 7articles 70 to 82 of this title
Page 3, Line 8insurance and unemployment compensation. The unemployment
Page 3, Line 9compensation fund, created in section 8-77-101, constitutes
Page 3, Line 10unemployment insurance program support fund, created in
Page 3, Line 11section 8-77-109 (2)(a.9)(II)(A), constitute part of the enterprise established pursuant to this subsection (2).
Page 3, Line 12SECTION 3. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 8-77-109, amend
Page 3, Line 13(1)(b), (2)(a)(I)(B), (2)(a)(II)(A), (2)(a.9)(II)(A), (6)(a) introductory portion, and (6)(b) as follows:
Page 3, Line 148-77-109. Employment support fund - unemployment
Page 3, Line 15insurance program support fund - created - uses - repeal.
Page 3, Line 16(1) (b) There is hereby
Page 3, Line 17fund consists of thirty-five
Page 3, Line 18assessed annually as part of each employer's support surcharge rate
Page 3, Line 19payments paid and dedicated to the employment support fund in
Page 3, Line 20accordance with section 8-76-102.5 (3)(a)(IV) and other money credited to the fund.
Page 3, Line 21(2) (a) (I) (B) To the extent allowed by the United States
Page 3, Line 22department of labor employment and training administration, the state
Page 4, Line 1treasurer shall credit nineteen
Page 4, Line 2support surcharge rate determined pursuant to section 8-76-102.5
Page 4, Line 3(3)(a)(IV) to the benefit recovery fund, up to a maximum of fifteen million dollars each year.
Page 4, Line 4(II) (A) At the end of the 2023-24
Page 4, Line 5at the end of each state fiscal year thereafter, the state treasurer shall
Page 4, Line 6credit any money collected pursuant to this section that would cause the
Page 4, Line 7balance in the employment support fund to exceed seven
Page 4, Line 8five hundred thousand dollars, as adjusted annually for
Page 4, Line 9amount equal to the United States department of labor's bureau of
Page 4, Line 10labor statistics consumer price index for Denver-Aurora-Lakewood or its
Page 4, Line 11successor index, excluding gifts, grants, or donations, to the employment
Page 4, Line 12and training technology fund created in subsection (2)(a.9)(II)(A) of this
Page 4, Line 13section. If the employment and training technology fund has reached the
Page 4, Line 14maximum allowable balance pursuant to subsection (2)(a.9)(II)(A) of this
Page 4, Line 15section, the treasurer shall instead credit the money to the workforce
Page 4, Line 16development fund created in section 8-83-107 (4)
Page 4, Line 17average weekly earnings prescribed in section 8-73-102, rounded
Page 4, Line 18to the nearest one hundred dollars and excluding any gifts,
Page 4, Line 19grants, or donations, to the unemployment compensation fund created in section 8-77-101 (1).
Page 4, Line 20(a.9) (II) (A) The employment and training technology
Page 4, Line 21unemployment insurance program support fund, referred to in this
Page 4, Line 22subsection (2)(a.9) as the "fund", is created in the state treasury.
Page 4, Line 23Notwithstanding any provision of this subsection (2) to the contrary, the
Page 4, Line 24state treasurer shall credit thirty-two
Page 4, Line 25employer's annual support surcharge rate under section 8-76-102.5
Page 5, Line 1(3)(a)(IV) to the employment and training technologyOn and after
Page 5, Line 2April 27, 2021, and on or before June 30, 2023, if cumulative revenue to
Page 5, Line 3the employment and training technology fund equals thirty-one million
Page 5, Line 4dollars, less any money transferred to the unemployment compensation
Page 5, Line 5fund, no additional money shall be credited to the employment and
Page 5, Line 6training technology fund but instead shall be allocated to the
Page 5, Line 7unemployment compensation fund. On and after July 1, 2023, any amount
Page 5, Line 8collected in a fiscal year in excess of thirteen million two hundred
Page 5, Line 9thousand dollars under this subsection (2)(a.9)(II), as adjusted annually
Page 5, Line 10for the United States department of labor's bureau of labor statistics
Page 5, Line 11consumer price index for Denver-Aurora-Lakewood or its successor
Page 5, Line 12index, excluding gifts, grants, or donations, shall be credited to the fund
Page 5, Line 13and then credited to the unemployment compensation fund
Page 5, Line 14of the 2024-25 state fiscal year, and at the end of each state
Page 5, Line 15fiscal year thereafter, the state treasurer shall credit any
Page 5, Line 16money collected pursuant to this section that would cause the
Page 5, Line 17balance in the fund to exceed twenty-five million dollars, as
Page 5, Line 18adjusted annually by an amount equal to the change in the
Page 5, Line 19average weekly earnings prescribed in section 8-73-102, rounded
Page 5, Line 20to the nearest one hundred dollars and excluding any gifts,
Page 5, Line 21grants, or donations, to the unemployment compensation fund.
Page 5, Line 22Money in the fund shall be used for employment and training automation
Page 5, Line 23initiatives established by the director
Page 5, Line 24division, including technology and staffing costs, and other
Page 5, Line 25costs to support the unemployment insurance program as
Page 5, Line 26determined by the director of the division. Money in the fund is
Page 5, Line 27subject to annual appropriation by the general assembly for the purposes
Page 6, Line 1of this subsection (2)(a.9) and shall not revert to the general fund or any
Page 6, Line 2other fund at the end of any state fiscal year. The money in the fund is
Page 6, Line 3exempt from section 24-75-402. At any time, the money in the
Page 6, Line 4employment and training technology
Page 6, Line 5program support fund may be appropriated by the general assembly to
Page 6, Line 6the unemployment compensation fund or allocated to the unemployment
Page 6, Line 7compensation fund at the discretion of the executive director of the department of labor and employment.
Page 6, Line 8(6) (a) The portion of each employer's support surcharge rate that
Page 6, Line 9the employer paid and that is dedicated to the employment support fund
Page 6, Line 10pursuant to section 8-77-109 (1)(b), to the benefit recovery fund pursuant
Page 6, Line 11to section 8-73-116, to the workforce development fund pursuant to
Page 6, Line 12section 8-83-107, and to the employment and training technology
Page 6, Line 13unemployment insurance program support fund pursuant to subsection (2)(a.9)(II)(A) of this section:
Page 6, Line 14(b) Any money transferred or credited from the employment
Page 6, Line 15support fund, the benefit recovery fund, the workforce development fund,
Page 6, Line 16oremployment and training technology
Page 6, Line 17program support fund, or support surcharge rate payments to the
Page 6, Line 18unemployment compensation fund pursuant to this section is not used in
Page 6, Line 19calculating the employer's experience rate or percent of excess for the standard premium rate schedule.
Page 6, Line 20SECTION 4. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 8-73-116, amend (2)(e)(I) as follows:
Page 6, Line 218-73-116. Benefit recovery fund - recovery benefits - eligible
Page 6, Line 22individuals - third-party administrator - definitions - rules - access to
Page 6, Line 23personal information or tax data to administer fund - confidentiality
Page 7, Line 1requirements. (2) (e) (I) If the amount in the fund exceeds thirty million
Page 7, Line 2dollars, as adjusted for the United States department of labor's bureau of
Page 7, Line 3labor statistics consumer price index for Denver-Aurora-Lakewood or its
Page 7, Line 4successor index, excluding gifts, grants, or donations, the state treasurer
Page 7, Line 5shall transfer the money in the fund in excess of thirty million dollars
Page 7, Line 6the end of the 2024-25 state fiscal year, and at the end of each
Page 7, Line 7state fiscal year thereafter, the state treasurer shall credit
Page 7, Line 8any money collected pursuant to this section that would cause
Page 7, Line 9the balance in the fund to exceed thirty million dollars, as
Page 7, Line 10adjusted annually by an amount equal to the change in the
Page 7, Line 11average weekly earnings prescribed in section 8-73-102, rounded
Page 7, Line 12to the nearest one hundred dollars and excluding any gifts,
Page 7, Line 13grants, or donations, to the unemployment compensation fund created in section 8-77-101 (1).
Page 7, Line 14SECTION 5. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 8-76-102.5, amend (3)(a)(IV) introductory portion as follows:
Page 7, Line 158-76-102.5. Rates effective upon fund solvency - repeal of
Page 7, Line 16prior rates - solvency surcharge - definitions. (3) (a) (IV) The support
Page 7, Line 17surcharge rate, which is the rate dedicated to employer support surcharge
Page 7, Line 18payments deposited into the employment support fund, the benefit
Page 7, Line 19recovery fund, the employment and training technology
Page 7, Line 20insurance program support fund, and the workforce development fund, is calculated using the following support surcharge rate schedule:
Page 7, Line 21SECTION 6. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 8-83-107, amend (4)(a) and (9) as follows:
Page 7, Line 228-83-107. Workforce development enterprise - creation -
Page 7, Line 23powers and duties - enterprise fund - fee - legislative declaration -
Page 8, Line 1definitions. (4) The workforce development fund is created in the state
Page 8, Line 2treasury. Money in the fund shall be used by the workforce development
Page 8, Line 3enterprise to engage in and support employment and training workforce
Page 8, Line 4initiatives throughout Colorado. The workforce development enterprise
Page 8, Line 5may deposit or permit others to deposit other money into the workforce
Page 8, Line 6development fund. The workforce development fund consists of the following:
Page 8, Line 7(a) Fourteen
Page 8, Line 8(9) (a) At the end of the 2024-25 state fiscal year, if the amount
Page 8, Line 9in the fund exceeds six million eight hundred thousand dollars, the state
Page 8, Line 10treasurer shall transfer the money in the fund in excess of six million
Page 8, Line 11eight hundred thousand dollars to the unemployment compensation fund created in section 8-77-101 (1).
Page 8, Line 12(b) At the end of the 2025-26
Page 8, Line 13the end of each state fiscal year thereafter, if the amount in the fund
Page 8, Line 14exceeds six million eight hundred thousand dollars, as adjusted for the
Page 8, Line 15United States department of labor's bureau of labor statistics consumer
Page 8, Line 16price index for Denver-Aurora-Lakewood, or its successor index, the state
Page 8, Line 17treasurer shall credit any money collected pursuant to this section that
Page 8, Line 18would cause the balance in the fund to exceed the adjusted amount
Page 8, Line 19state treasurer shall credit any money collected pursuant to
Page 8, Line 20this section that would cause the balance in the fund to exceed
Page 8, Line 21six million eight hundred thousand dollars, as adjusted
Page 8, Line 22annually by an amount equal to the change in the average
Page 8, Line 23weekly earnings prescribed in section 8-73-102, rounded to the
Page 8, Line 24nearest one hundred dollars and excluding any gifts, grants, or
Page 9, Line 1donations, to the unemployment compensation fund created in section 8-77-101 (1).
Page 9, Line 2SECTION 7. Appropriation - adjustments to 2025 long bill.
Page 9, Line 3(1) To implement this act, cash fund appropriations from the employment
Page 9, Line 4support fund created in section 8-77-109 (1)(b), C.R.S., made in the
Page 9, Line 5annual general appropriation act for the 2025-26 state fiscal year to the department of labor and employment are decreased as follows:
Page 9, Line 6(A) Executive director's office
Personal services$2,099,845
Page 9, Line 7Health, life, and dental$3,773,855
Short-term disability$26,392
Page 9, Line 8Unfunded liability amortization
equalization disbursement payments$1,679,537
Page 9, Line 9Workers' compensation$50,082
Operating expenses$201,213
Page 9, Line 10Legal services$175,803
Payment to risk management and property funds$41,927
Page 9, Line 11Vehicle lease payments$25,749
Leased space$1,418,497
Page 9, Line 12Capitol complex leased space$10,969
Payments to OIT$4,894,442
Page 9, Line 13Information technology asset maintenance$19,538
Statewide indirect cost assessment$153,180
Page 9, Line 14(2) To implement this act, cash fund appropriations from the
Page 9, Line 15unemployment insurance program support fund created in section
Page 9, Line 168-77-109 (2)(a.9)(II)(A), C.R.S., made in the annual general appropriation
Page 9, Line 17act for the 2025-26 state fiscal year to the department of labor and
Page 10, Line 1employment for use by the division of unemployment insurance for
Page 10, Line 2program costs is decreased by $10,459,436, and the related FTE is decreased by 74.0 FTE.
Page 10, Line 3(3) To implement this act, cash fund appropriations from the
Page 10, Line 4unemployment insurance program support fund created in section
Page 10, Line 58-77-109 (2)(a.9)(II)(A), C.R.S., made in the annual general appropriation
Page 10, Line 6act for the 2025-26 state fiscal year to the department of labor and employment and the related FTE are increased as follows:
Page 10, Line 7(A) Executive director's office
Personal services$1,226,689
Page 10, Line 8Health, life, and dental$1,997,192
Short-term disability$13,967
Page 10, Line 9Unfunded liability amortization
equalization disbursement payments$888,841
Page 10, Line 10Workers' compensation$29,257
Operating expenses$117,545
Page 10, Line 11Legal services$102,701
Payment to risk management and property funds$24,493
Page 10, Line 12Vehicle lease payments$15,042
Leased space$828,659
Page 10, Line 13Capitol complex leased space$6,408
Payments to OIT$2,859,240
Page 10, Line 14Information technology asset maintenance$11,414
Statewide indirect cost assessment$89,485
Page 10, Line 15Division of unemployment insurance
Program costs $10,000,000
Page 10, Line 16Technology initiatives$30,459,436 (74.0 FTE)
Page 11, Line 1(4) To implement this act, cash fund appropriations from the
Page 11, Line 2workforce development fund created in section 8-83-107 (4), C.R.S.,
Page 11, Line 3made in the annual general appropriation act for the 2025-26 state fiscal year to the department of labor and employment are increased as follows:
Page 11, Line 4(A) Executive director's office
Personal services$873,156
Page 11, Line 5Health, life, and dental$1,776,663
Short-term disability$12,425
Page 11, Line 6Unfunded liability amortization
equalization disbursement payments$790,696
Page 11, Line 7Workers' compensation$20,825
Operating expenses$83,668
Page 11, Line 8Legal services$73,102
Payment to risk management and property funds$17,434
Page 11, Line 9Vehicle lease payments$10,707
Leased space$589,838
Page 11, Line 10Capitol complex leased space$4,561
Payments to OIT$2,035,202
Page 11, Line 11Information technology asset maintenance$8,124
Page 11, Line 12Statewide indirect cost assessment$63,695
Page 12, Line 1SECTION 8. Appropriation to the department of labor and employment for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2024. In Session Laws of Colorado 2024, section 2 of chapter 519, (HB 24-1430), amend Part X (1)(A), (2), and the affected totals, as Part X (1)(A) and the affected totals are amended by section 1 of SB 25-097, as follows:
Page 12, Line 2Section 2. Appropriation.
Page 12, Line 3Part X
Page 12, Line 4DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT
Page 12, Line 5
Page 12, Line 6(1) EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S OFFICE
Page 12, Line 7(A) Executive Director's Office
| Agency Name or Title | Item & Subtotal | Total | General Fund | General Fund Exempt | Cash Funds | Reappropriated Funds | Federal Funds |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Page 12, Line 8Personal Services |
11,937,059 |
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Page 12, Line 9 |
(113.2 FTE) |
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Page 12, Line 10Health, Life, and Dental |
27,012,036 |
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Page 12, Line 11Short-term Disability |
208,041 |
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Page 12, Line 12Paid Family and Medical Page 12, Line 13Leave Insurance |
624,127 |
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Page 13, Line 1Unfunded Liability Page 13, Line 2Amortization Equalization Page 13, Line 3Disbursement Payments |
13,869,452 |
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Page 13, Line 4Salary Survey |
5,332,685 |
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Page 13, Line 5Step Pay |
7,404,256 |
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Page 13, Line 6PERA Direct Distribution |
2,339,000 |
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Page 13, Line 7Temporary Employees Page 13, Line 8Related to Authorized Leave |
371,656 |
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Page 13, Line 9Workers' Compensation |
589,017 |
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Page 13, Line 10Operating Expenses |
2,004,121 |
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Page 13, Line 11Legal Services |
1,777,056 |
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Page 13, Line 12Payment to Risk Page 13, Line 13Management and Property Page 13, Line 14Funds |
417,709 |
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Page 13, Line 15Vehicle Lease Payments |
250,133 |
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Page 14, Line 1Leased Space |
8,601,338 |
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Page 14, Line 2Capitol Complex Leased Page 14, Line 3Space |
61,605 |
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Page 14, Line 4Payments to OIT |
30,428,371 |
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Page 14, Line 5CORE Operations |
94,194 |
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Page 14, Line 6Utilities |
260,309 |
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Page 14, Line 7Information Technology Page 14, Line 8Asset Maintenance |
218,626 |
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Page 14, Line 9Statewide Indirect Cost Page 14, Line 10Assessment |
1,459,055 |
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Page 14, Line 11 |
115,259,846 |
13,500,523 |
51,805,821a |
1,455,019b |
48,498,483(I) |
Page 14, Line 12a Of this amount, an estimated $20,432,737
Page 14, Line 13Compensation Cash Fund created in Section 8-44-112 (7)(a), C.R.S., $11,186,007 (I) shall be from the Family and Medical Leave Insurance Fund created in Section 8-13.3-518 (1),
Page 14, Line 14C.R.S., which is continuously appropriated pursuant to Section 8-13.3-518 (1), C.R.S., and is included for informational purposes only, $8,227,673 shall be from the Unemployment
Page 15, Line 1Insurance Program Support Fund created in Section 8-77-109 (2)(a.9)(II)(A), C.R.S., $6,372,012 shall be from the Workforce Development Fund created in Section
Page 15, Line 28-83-107 (4), C.R.S., $3,794,259 shall be from the Petroleum Storage Tank Fund created in Section 8-20.5-103 (1), C.R.S., $2,655,937 shall be from the Unemployment Revenue Fund
Page 15, Line 3created in Section 8-77-106 (1), C.R.S., $769,299 shall be from the Boiler Inspection Fund created in Section 9-4-109 (4), C.R.S., $489,964 shall be from the Major Medical Insurance
Page 15, Line 4Fund created in Section 8-46-202 (1)(a), C.R.S., $377,139 shall be from the Subsequent Injury Fund created in Section 8-46-101 (1)(b)(I), C.R.S., $118,417 shall be from the Wage Theft
Page 15, Line 5Enforcement Fund created in Section 8-4-113 (3)(a), C.R.S., and $8,677,107 shall be from various sources of cash funds. Of the amount from the Major Medical Insurance Fund, $15,006
Page 15, Line 6(I) is for Legal Services and is included for informational purposes only because money in the Major Medical Insurance Fund is continuously appropriated for payment of legal fees
Page 15, Line 7pursuant to Section 8-46-202 (1)(c), C.R.S. Of the amount from the Subsequent Injury Fund, $10,986 (I) is for Legal Services and is included for informational purposes only because
Page 15, Line 8money in the Subsequent Injury Fund is continuously appropriated for payment of legal fees pursuant to Section 8-46-101 (4)(b), C.R.S.
Page 15, Line 9b Of this amount, $1,453,135 shall be from statewide indirect cost recoveries or the Indirect Costs Excess Recovery Fund created in Section 24-75-1401 (2), C.R.S., and $1,884 shall
Page 15, Line 10be from the Mobile Sources Local Grants line item and the Stationary Sources Local Contracts line item in the Department of Public Health and Environment.
Page 16, Line 1(2) DIVISION OF UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE
| Agency Name or Title | Item & Subtotal | Total | General Fund | General Fund Exempt | Cash Funds | Reappropriated Funds | Federal Funds |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Page 16, Line 2Program Costs |
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62,261,088(I) |
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Page 16, Line 3 |
78,205,761 |
15,944,673a |
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Page 16, Line 4 |
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Page 16, Line 5 |
(422.7 FTE) |
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Page 16, Line 6Technology Initiatives |
30,459,436 |
30,459,436b |
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Page 16, Line 7 |
(74.0 FTE) |
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Page 16, Line 8 |
108,665,197 |
Page 16, Line 9
Page 16, Line 10a Of this amount, it is estimated that $10,459,436 shall be from the Employment and Training Technology Fund created in Section 8-77-109 (2)(a.9)(II)(A), C.R.S.,
Page 16, Line 11be from the Unemployment Insurance Program Support Fund created in Section 8-77-109 (2)(a.9)(II)(A), C.R.S., $5,284,109 shall be from the Unemployment Revenue Fund
Page 16, Line 12created in Section 8-77-106 (1), C.R.S., and $660,564 shall be from various sources of cash funds.
Page 16, Line 13bThis amount shall be from the Unemployment Insurance Program Support Fund created in Section 8-77-109 (2)(a.9)(II)(A), C.R.S.
| Agency Name or Title | Item & Subtotal | Total | General Fund | General Fund Exempt | Cash Funds | Reappropriated Funds | Federal Funds |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Page 17, Line 1TOTALS PART X |
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Page 17, Line 2(LABOR AND Page 17, Line 3EMPLOYMENT) |
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$35,248,041 |
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$24,702,875b |
$211,205,468c |
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Page 17, Line 4 |
$460,690,421 |
$189,534,037a |
Page 17, Line 5
Page 17, Line 6a Of this amount, $59,136,247 contains an (I) notation and $37,635 also contains an (L) notation.
Page 17, Line 7b Of this amount, $22,003,646 contains an (I) notation.
Page 17, Line 8c Of this amount, $211,205,468 contains an (I) notation.
Page 17, Line 9
Page 18, Line 1SECTION 9. Safety clause. The general assembly finds,
Page 18, Line 2determines, and declares that this act is necessary for the immediate
Page 18, Line 3preservation of the public peace, health, or safety or for appropriations for
Page 18, Line 4the support and maintenance of the departments of the state and state institutions.