House Bill 11 (2021): Appropriation, Hazmat Deficiency Transfer

House Bill 11 (H0011) would transfer $34,300, from the General Fund of Idaho, to the Hazardous Substance Emergency Response Fund. The purpose would be to clean up hazardous materials throughout the State of Idaho.

Bill Details

Number: H0011 (2021)

Title: Appropriation, Hazmat Deficiency Transfer

Text | Statement of Purpose

Status: Filed for a second reading (updated: 01.21.2021)

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