Committee: Ways and Means Education | Sponsor: Orr |
Analyst: Daniel Davenport | Date: 05/05/2020 |
FISCAL NOTE
Senate Bill 242 as passed the Senate, this bill authorizes the Alabama Public School and College Authority (APSCA) to issue $1,250,000,000 in bonds to be distributed as follows:
(1) K-12 - $912,125,000 as follows:
- $58,800,000 of which $400,000 shall be allocated to each state-supported local education agency, special department district, and separate school with its own board of directors;
- $426,662,500 to state-supported local education agencies, special department district, and separate school with its own board of directors or trustees, pro-rata, based on the 2019-2020 average daily membership for the first 20 scholastic days after Labor Day, or the anticipated 2020 enrollment of a separate school with no 2019-2020 average daily membership; and
- $426,662,500 to local education agencies, and separate school with its own board of directors or trustees, pro-rata, based on their respective share of the allocation of the Public School Fund for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2020;
(2) Higher Education Institutions - $217,824,121 for capital improvements as follows:
- $7,412,935 to Alabama A&M;
- $5,675,936 to Alabama State University;
- $4,567,295 to Athens State University;
- $36,414,835 to Auburn University;
- $7,574,052 to Auburn University at Montgomery;
- $11,979,462 to Jacksonville State University;
- $1,216,350 to Tuskegee University;
- $21,317,367 to Troy University;
- $41,338,122 to the University of Alabama;
- $27,972,283 to the University of Alabama at Birmingham;
- $13,033,631 to the University of Alabama at Huntsville;
- $3,744,829 to the University of Montevallo;
- $10,251,670 to the University of North Alabama;
- $18,159,466 to the University of South Alabama;
- $7,165,888 to the University of West Alabama; and
(3) Alabama Community College System - $120,050,879 to be expended for capital improvements.
The bond issuance would reduce receipts to the Education Trust Fund by an estimated $79,804,000 annually over a 20-year period.
Bill Poole, Chair Ways and Means Education |