Proposed & Enacted Budgets

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Staff Contact

Brian Sigritz
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bsigritz@nasbo.org

Overview

Over the course of the coming months, 34 states, the territories, and the District of Columbia will enact a budget for fiscal 2025 (Kentucky, Virginia, and Wyoming will enact a biennial budget for both fiscal 2025 and fiscal 2026). Last year, 16 states enacted biennial budgets covering both fiscal 2024 and fiscal 2025; in seven of those states, the governor released a supplemental or revised budget recommendation for fiscal 2025. Forty-six states begin their fiscal year on July 1 (New York begins its fiscal year on April 1, Texas on September 1, and Alabama and Michigan on October 1). Puerto Rico begins its fiscal year on July 1, while the District of Columbia, Guam, and the U.S. Virgin Islands begin their fiscal year on October 1. 

Budget Summaries & Links

Click on a state below to view fiscal 2025 budget summaries prepared by NASBO staff (once available), links to proposed/enacted budgets and more details about their budget processes (as reported in NASBO’s Budget Processes in the States). You may also view prior fiscal year summaries on proposed and enacted budgets.

Please note the fiscal 2025 budget summaries are only intended to detail the governor’s original budget proposal, and may not reflect subsequent revisions or amendments to those proposals. 

State

Proposed

Budget

Proposed Summary

Posted

Enacted

Budget

Enacted Summary

Posted

Alabama 2/7/2024 Read 5/17/2024 Read
Alaska 12/14/2023 Read 6/28/2024 Read
Arizona 1/12/2024 Read 6/18/2024 Read
Arkansas 3/6/2024 Read 5/3/2024 Read
California 1/10/2024 Read 6/29/2024 Read
Colorado 11/1/2023 Read 4/29/2024 Read
Connecticut 2/7/2024* Read *
Delaware 1/25/2024 Read 6/30/2024 Read
District of Columbia 4/3/2024 Read 7/19/2024 Read
Florida 12/5/2023 Read 6/12/2024 Read
Georgia 1/11/2024 Read 5/7/2024 Read
Guam 2/5/2024 Read 9/12/2024
Hawaii 12/18/2023* Read 7/9/2024* Read
Idaho 1/8/2024 Read Yes Read
Illinois 2/21/2024 Read 6/5/2024 Read
Indiana * *
Iowa 1/9/2024 Read 5/9/2024 Read
Kansas 1/11/2024 Read 5/16/2024 Read
Kentucky 12/18/2023 Read 4/9/2024 Read
Louisiana 2/8/2024 Read 6/19/2024 Read
Maine 2/14/2024* Read 4/22/2024* Read
Maryland 1/17/2024 Read 5/16/2024 Read
Massachusetts 1/24/2024 Read 7/29/2024 Read
Michigan 2/7/2024 Read 7/24/2024 Read
Minnesota 3/18/2024* Read *
Mississippi 1/31/2024 Read Yes Read
Missouri 1/24/2024 Read 6/28/2024 Read
Montana * *
Nebraska 1/18/2024* Read 4/2/2024* Read
Nevada * *
New Hampshire * *
New Jersey 2/27/2024 Read 6/28/2024 Read
New Mexico 1/4/2024 Read 3/6/2024 Read
New York 1/16/2024 Read 4/20/2024 Read
North Carolina 4/24/2024* Read *
North Dakota * *
Ohio * *
Oklahoma 2/5/2024 Read 6/12/2024 Read
Oregon * *
Pennsylvania 2/6/2024 Read 7/11/2024 Read
Puerto Rico 5/24/2024 6/30/2024 Read
Rhode Island 1/18/2024 Read 6/17/2024 Read
South Carolina 1/5/2024 Read 7/3/2024 Read
South Dakota 12/5/2023 Read 3/20/2024 Read
Tennessee 2/5/2024 Read 5/15/2024 Read
Texas * *
Utah 12/5/2023 Read Yes Read
Vermont 1/23/2024 Read 5/23/2024 Read
Virginia 12/20/2023 Read 5/13/2024 Read
Virgin Islands 4/30/2024 Read
Washington 12/13/2023* Read 3/29/2024* Read
West Virginia 1/10/2024 Read 3/14/2024 Read
Wisconsin * *
Wyoming 11/17/2023 Read 3/22/2024 Read

*States marked with an asterisk enacted two-year budgets in 2023 covering FY 2024 and FY 2025. Some of these states may propose and enact supplemental budgets, and this page will be updated as those are released.

For states with an enacted budget, the date of enactment (date signed by the governor) is listed below. Where “Yes” is listed instead of a date, this indicates the state has an enacted budget, but the date of enactment is either unknown or the state’s budget is comprised of multiple bills enacted on multiple dates.