13 bills on budget and appropriations
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| Bill | Title | Where it stands | Last action |
|---|---|---|---|
| HB 242 | Public utilities; budget plan payment increases. Joshua G. Cole | Became law | Apr 8, 2026Acts of Assembly Chapter text (CHAP0373) |
| HB 30 | Budget Bill. Luke E. Torian | Died | Mar 14, 2026Continued to 2026 Sp. Sess. 1 pursuant to HJR 316 |
| SB 30 | Budget Bill. L. Louise Lucas | Died | Mar 14, 2026Left in Appropriations |
| SB 29 | Budget Bill. L. Louise Lucas | Died | Mar 14, 2026Left in Appropriations |
| HB 29 | Budget Bill. Luke E. Torian | Became law | Feb 20, 2026Acts of Assembly Chapter text (CHAP0007) |
| HB 1204 | Local government; appropriation of local school funds to families for compulsory student attendance. Phillip A. Scott | Died | Feb 18, 2026Left in Education |
| HB 1174 | Children in foster care; supplemental clothing allowance rate increase. Stacey Annie Carroll | Died | Feb 18, 2026Left in Committee Appropriations |
| HB 412 | Local governing bodies; school division budgets, funding levels. Nicole Cole | Died | Feb 18, 2026Left in Committee Appropriations |
| HB 31 | Professionally Licensed Teacher Supplemental Pay Program; established, report. Michael B. Feggans | Died | Feb 18, 2026Left in Committee Appropriations |
| SB 610 | Revenue reserves and budgetary amendments; withdrawal from Revenue Stabilization Fund. L. Louise Lucas | Died | Feb 17, 2026Left in Finance and Appropriations |
| SB 733 | Local government; appropriation of local school funds to families for compulsory student attendance. Glen H. Sturtevant, Jr. | Failed | Feb 12, 2026Passed by indefinitely in Education and Health (10-Y 5-N) |
| SB 101 | Med. assistance serv.; supplemental payment for ground emerg. medical serv. vehicle transportation. William M. Stanley, Jr. | Died | Feb 5, 2026Continued to next session in Finance and Appropriations (15… |
| SB 705 | Regulatory Budget Program; established, report. Tara A. Durant | Failed | Feb 3, 2026Passed by indefinitely in Finance and Appropriations (10-Y … |
From Virginia's official records. "Where it stands" is the furthest step a bill has reached; a bill still short of law when its session ended is shown as died.