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State of Georgia
Georgia's FY 2027 enacted budget, the Governor's FY 2027 revenue estimates, audited fund balances and reserves, and state debt — each figure labeled by exactly what it is, and cited to its official source document.
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Overview
Georgia's fiscal year runs July 1 – June 30. The current fiscal year is FY 2027, July 1, 2026 – June 30, 2027, funded by the FY 2027 General Appropriations Act, HB 974 (Conference Committee Substitute, April 02, 2026).
How to read every enacted figure on this page: enacted figures are as-passed Conference Committee Substitute totals, not post-veto/post-disregard spendable amounts. The HB 974 PDF as posted by the Office of Planning and Budget opens with the Governor's veto/disregard statements, including line-item vetoes of Section 51 bond authorizations and instructions to withhold specified amounts.
Sources: HB 974, FY 2027 Appropriations Bill (OPB PDF); U.S. Census Bureau, QuickFacts: Georgia; U.S. Senate, States in the Senate: Georgia; Lt. Governor's Office release, October 9, 2025 (159 counties).
Enacted budget by fund source — HB 974, FY 2027
Enacted figures below are as-passed Conference Committee Substitute totals, not post-veto/post-disregard spendable amounts. All five fund sources sum exactly to Total Funds — see the check note below.
| Fund source | FY 2027 enacted |
|---|---|
| Federal Funds and Grants | $24,681,124,333 |
| Federal Recovery Funds (separate line — count it separately) | $12,007,384 |
| Other Funds | $7,588,188,509 |
| State Funds | $38,499,917,737 |
| Intra-State Government Transfers | $5,794,163,087 |
| Total Funds | $76,575,401,050 |
Scroll sideways on narrow screens; the first column stays pinned.
Do not drop the small line. The $12,007,384 Federal Recovery Funds line counts separately. Omitting it creates a false $12,007,384 gap between the detail and Total Funds.
Enacted vs. recommended: the Governor's Budget Report recommended Total Funds of $76,481,637,557 — $93,763,493 less than the enacted total — while recommending State Funds of $38,499,917,737, identical to the enacted State Funds figure. The enacted-vs.-recommendation difference is therefore entirely in federal, other, and intra-state funds, not in State Funds. Never present the $76,481,637,557 recommendation total as the enacted budget.
Federal Funds detail — sums exactly to $24,681,124,333
| Federal sub-line | FY 2027 enacted |
|---|---|
| Medical Assistance Program (CFDA 93.778) | $13,495,572,820 |
| Federal Highway Administration, Highway Planning & Construction (CFDA 20.205) | $1,499,466,641 |
| State Children's Insurance Program (CFDA 93.767) | $532,087,304 |
| TANF Block Grant (CFDA 93.558) | $435,633,209 |
| Child Care & Development Block Grant (CFDA 93.575) | $345,896,595 |
| CCDF Mandatory & Matching (CFDA 93.596) | $92,749,020 |
| Foster Care, Title IV-E (CFDA 93.658) | $95,973,259 |
| Low-Income Home Energy Assistance (CFDA 93.568) | $75,051,873 |
| Federal Funds Not Specifically Identified | $7,948,558,322 |
| All other federal sub-lines combined (7 lines; individual values in HB 974 Part I) | $160,135,290 |
| Total Federal Funds | $24,681,124,333 |
Other Funds detail — sums exactly to $7,588,188,509
| Other Funds sub-line | FY 2027 enacted |
|---|---|
| Agency Funds | $4,861,961,581 |
| Indigent Care Trust Fund – Public Hospital Authorities | $139,386,524 |
| Other Funds – Not Specifically Identified | $1,119,789,991 |
| Records Center Storage Fee | $912,482 |
| Research Funds | $1,466,137,931 |
| Total Other Funds | $7,588,188,509 |
Intra-State Government Transfers detail — sums exactly to $5,794,163,087
| Transfer sub-line | FY 2027 enacted |
|---|---|
| Health Insurance Payments | $5,142,505,397 |
| Medicaid Services Payments – Other Agencies | $280,857,262 |
| Other Intra-State Government Payments | $151,749,397 |
| Self Insurance Trust Fund Payments | $219,051,031 |
| Total Intra-State Government Transfers | $5,794,163,087 |
State Funds detail (19 lines) — sums exactly to $38,499,917,737
| State Funds line | FY 2027 enacted |
|---|---|
| State General Funds | $32,947,014,704 |
| Motor Fuel Funds | $2,612,194,500 |
| Lottery Funds | $1,738,815,158 |
| Hospital Provider Payment | $539,210,578 |
| Transportation Trust Funds | $253,791,143 |
| Tobacco Settlement Funds | $148,578,162 |
| Nursing Home Provider Fees | $128,537,304 |
| Georgia Transit Trust Funds | $41,879,733 |
| Opioid Settlement Trust Fund | $25,305,545 |
| Trauma Care Trust Funds | $16,618,843 |
| Hazardous Waste Trust Funds | $14,889,007 |
| Ambulance Provider Fees | $11,458,192 |
| Solid Waste Trust Funds | $10,108,446 |
| Wildlife Endowment Trust Funds | $3,009,115 |
| Fireworks Trust Funds | $2,640,636 |
| Georgia Agricultural Trust Fund | $2,597,582 |
| Brain & Spinal Injury Trust Fund | $1,945,286 |
| State Children's Trust Funds | $1,187,489 |
| Safe Harbor for Sexually Exploited Children Fund | $136,314 |
| Total State Funds | $38,499,917,737 |
Source for this whole section: HB 974, FY 2027 Appropriations Bill, Part I summary (OPB PDF). Cross-check: Total State Funds minus all dedicated/trust lines equals the published State General Funds figure exactly. Do not use HB 977 or HB 978 — those appeared in Open States listings as introduced bills for the same fiscal year and are not the final act; the final OPB-posted act is HB 974.
Revenues by source — Governor's FY 2027 estimates
Label matters: every figure in this section is a Governor's FY 2027 estimate (recommendation basis) from the Governor's Budget Report, AFY 2026 – FY 2027 (January 2026). These are not enacted revenue figures. HB 974 appropriates; it does not publish this revenue-by-source estimate table.
Total State Treasury Receipts, FY 2027 estimate — sums exactly to $38,499,917,737
| Receipt line | FY 2027 estimate |
|---|---|
| State General Fund Receipts | $36,610,442,817 |
| Lottery for Education Revenues | $1,518,339,060 |
| Lottery for Education Reserves | $220,476,098 |
| Tobacco Settlement Funds and Interest | $148,578,162 |
| Brain and Spinal Injury Trust Fund | $1,945,286 |
| Safe Harbor for Children Trust Fund | $136,314 |
| Total State Treasury Receipts | $38,499,917,737 |
Total State Treasury Receipts equals Total State Funds appropriated — the budget is balanced on State Funds by construction, and the recommendation and the act agree on State Funds.
State General Fund Receipts — sums exactly to $36,610,442,817
| Component | FY 2027 estimate |
|---|---|
| Total Net Taxes | $33,956,817,013 |
| Total Interest, Fees, and Sales | $2,653,625,804 |
| Total State General Fund Receipts | $36,610,442,817 |
Total Net Taxes — sums exactly to $33,956,817,013
| Component | FY 2027 estimate |
|---|---|
| Department of Revenue Net Taxes | $33,163,250,170 |
| Insurance Premium Tax (Other Departments) | $793,566,843 |
| Total Net Taxes | $33,956,817,013 |
Department of Revenue Net Taxes detail — sums exactly to $33,163,250,170
| Tax | FY 2027 estimate |
|---|---|
| Income Tax – Individual | $16,119,501,562 |
| Income Tax – Corporate | $3,079,175,003 |
| Sales and Use Tax – General | $9,766,420,876 |
| Motor Fuel (tax line in this table — distinct from Motor Fuel Funds $2,612,194,500 in the appropriations) | $2,437,819,446 |
| Tobacco Taxes | $209,025,439 |
| Alcoholic Beverages Tax | $223,947,084 |
| Motor Vehicle License Tax | $412,643,453 |
| Title Ad Valorem Tax | $914,717,307 |
| Total Department of Revenue Net Taxes | $33,163,250,170 |
Estate Tax and Property Tax rows are blank for FY 2027 in this table. No values are shown for them.
Interest, Fees, and Sales — verified subtotals and total only
| Component | FY 2027 estimate |
|---|---|
| Department of Revenue subtotal | $747,505,440 |
| Other Departments subtotal | $1,906,120,364 |
| Total Interest, Fees, and Sales | $2,653,625,804 |
The two subtotals add exactly to the published total. Finer line-by-line detail for this block was not independently sum-checked, so only these verified totals are shown.
Prior-year context (same report, recommendation basis)
| AFY 2026 Total State Funds | $42,268,170,020 |
| of which: Funds Available from Beginning Fund Balance | $3,654,958,548 |
| Original FY 2026 State Funds | $37,761,687,325 |
FY 2027 has no beginning-fund-balance add-on in this table.
Source for this whole section: Governor's Budget Report, AFY 2026 – FY 2027 (OPB PDF) — Estimated State Revenues p. 15, Georgia Revenues pp. 16–17.
Expenditures
Largest enacted agency sections — HB 974, FY 2027
Not the full agency breakdown. Only 12 of the 50+ HB 974 sections were extracted. The sections below sum to far less than the $76,575,401,050 Total Funds. Do not read this table as total spending by agency — it is the largest enacted agency sections, plus the two legislative sections used for enacted-vs.-recommendation contrast. Enacted figures are as-passed Conference Committee Substitute totals, not post-veto/post-disregard spendable amounts.
| Agency (HB 974 section) | Total Funds (enacted) | State Funds (enacted) | Composition notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Community Health, Dept. of (§17) | $25,681,033,621 | $5,843,880,911 | State General Funds $5,040,612,486; Federal $13,385,827,019; Other $1,027,963,032; Intra-State $5,423,362,659 — see note below |
| Education, Dept. of (§24) | $16,688,224,672 | $14,182,486,173 | Federal $2,457,954,507; Other $47,783,992; QBE base unit cost assumed $3,253.19 |
| Board of Regents, University System of Georgia (§41) | $11,075,474,608 | $3,856,339,958 | Federal $2,204,301,725; Other $5,014,832,925 |
| Transportation, Dept. of (§47) | $4,648,598,643 | $2,860,861,548 | Federal $1,611,757,546; Other $175,979,549; within State: Motor Fuel $2,515,958,683, State General Funds $49,231,989, Transit Trust $41,879,733, Transportation Trust $253,791,143 |
| Human Services, Dept. of (§28) | $2,575,795,477 | $1,165,794,109 | Federal $1,381,890,243; Other $27,556,219; Intra-State $554,906 |
| Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities, Dept. of (§15) | $2,382,865,256 | $1,700,939,966 | Federal $653,583,618; Other $25,546,962; Intra-State $2,794,710 |
| Corrections, Dept. of (§19) | $1,745,523,999 | $1,728,754,328 | Federal $809,589; Other $15,960,082; within State: Opioid Settlement Trust $8,641,839, State General Funds $1,720,112,489 |
| Student Finance Commission, Georgia (§44) | $1,434,289,674 | $1,429,124,299 | Other $5,165,375; within State: Lottery $1,144,826,013, State General Funds $284,298,286 |
| Technical College System of Georgia (§46) | $1,345,233,189 | $564,137,184 | Federal $252,624,151; Other $442,636,642; Intra-State $85,835,212; its 7 programs also sum exactly to the section total |
| Early Care and Learning, Bright from the Start: Dept. of (§22) | $1,279,208,002 | $671,498,117 | Federal $607,659,885; Other $50,000; within State: Lottery $593,989,145, State General Funds $77,508,972 |
| Georgia Senate (§1) — for enacted-vs.-recommendation contrast | $20,900,914 | $20,900,914 | All State Funds |
| Georgia House of Representatives (§2) — for contrast | $29,346,056 | $29,346,056 | All State Funds |
Disclosure on the Community Health row (checked, not silently fixed): that row's State Funds total ($5,843,880,911) plus its Federal, Other, and Intra-State figures sum exactly to its Total Funds. But its State General Funds line ($5,040,612,486) is only part of its State Funds — the remaining $803,268,425 is other State Funds lines that are not itemized in the composition note. The table's Total Funds and State Funds columns are exact; only the composition note is partial.
Source: HB 974 (OPB PDF) — section totals at §1, §2, §15, §17, §19, §22, §24, §28, §41, §44, §46, §47.
Governor's recommended allocation by policy area — recommendation only, never enacted spending
The table below is separate from the enacted table above and must never be mixed with it. It is the Governor's recommended allocation by policy area (State Funds, FY 2027), from the Governor's Budget Report. It sums exactly to $38,499,917,737 — the same State Funds total the recommendation and the act agree on — but it is a recommendation, not enacted spending.
| Policy area | State Funds (recommended) |
|---|---|
| Educated Georgia | $20,798,680,520 |
| Healthy Georgia | $9,046,552,743 |
| Safe Georgia | $2,897,304,543 |
| Responsible and Efficient Government | $1,362,972,917 |
| Growing Georgia | $399,716,460 |
| Mobile Georgia | $2,849,834,924 |
| Capital and Debt Management | $1,144,855,630 |
| Total State Funds | $38,499,917,737 |
Enacted vs. recommended, largest examples (contrast only — the two sets are never combined in one table)
- Community Health: enacted $148,853,999 higher than recommended.
- Education: enacted $52,024,396 lower than recommended.
- Corrections: enacted $33,315,636 lower than recommended.
- Senate: enacted $2,635,446 higher than the recommended $18,265,468.
- House: enacted $618,539 lower than the recommended $29,964,595.
Debt service line in the recommendation: Georgia General Obligation Debt Sinking Fund, FY 2027 State Funds $1,144,855,630 — the same figure as the Capital and Debt Management policy-area total above.
Actual expenditures context (Governor's Budget Report; FY 2027 column is recommendation, not enacted)
| Measure | FY 2024 | FY 2025 | AFY 2026 (budget) | FY 2027 (recommendation) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| State Funds expenditures | $35,410,705,771 | $39,031,550,647 | $42,268,170,020 | $38,499,917,737 |
| Total Funds expenditures | $76,186,752,688 | $82,714,312,614 | $79,854,159,042 | $76,481,637,557 |
Sources: HB 974 (OPB PDF); Governor's Budget Report (OPB PDF), Summary of Appropriations pp. 19–20, Summary by Policy Area pp. 21–24, State Funds pp. 25–26, Total Funds pp. 27–28.
Fund balance & reserves — FY 2025 audited (ACFR) and Governor's Budget Report
Revenue Shortfall Reserve (RSR) — the rainy-day fund
| Fiscal year | RSR balance |
|---|---|
| FY 2021 | $4,288,774,541 |
| FY 2022 | $5,240,228,297 |
| FY 2023 | $5,391,680,822 |
| FY 2024 | $5,466,259,838 |
| FY 2025 | $5,582,959,810 |
RSR rules (Governor's Budget Report): created by the 1976 General Assembly session in lieu of the Working Reserve; it cannot exceed 15% of the previous fiscal year's net revenue; the General Assembly may appropriate up to 1% of the preceding year's net revenue for increased K-12 needs; the Governor may release amounts in excess of 4% of the preceding year's net revenue.
Reconciliation note — read before quoting the RSR figure: the $5,582,959,810 above is the pre-mid-year-adjustment RSR table figure from the Governor's Budget Report (p. 34). The FY 2025 ACFR describes the RSR differently after adjustment: rounded, “the RSR balance as of June 30, 2025 is $5.6 billion”; 1% of FY 2025 state general fund receipts/net revenue collections ($372.2 million) is available from the RSR for the mid-year K-12 education adjustment in the AFY 2026 budget; prior to the mid-year adjustment the RSR increased $116.7 million from FY 2024, and after the adjustment it decreased $242.7 million from FY 2024; the 15% legal limit was exceeded in FY 2025 and receipts in excess of the 15% ($9.3 billion) were reported as unreserved, undesignated surplus. The Governor's Budget Report table figure and the ACFR's post-adjustment description are different measures and must not be presented as the same number. No single post-adjustment RSR balance is published on this page.
Lottery Shortfall Reserve — separate from the RSR, do not confuse them
| Required Shortfall Reserve balance, June 30, 2025 | $796,264,905 |
Georgia's lottery laws require a single Shortfall Reserve of at least 50% of the average net proceeds deposited for the preceding three fiscal years. This is not the Revenue Shortfall Reserve.
Governmental fund balances — FY 2025 ACFR, June 30, 2025 (amounts in thousands)
| Measure | Amount |
|---|---|
| Total Governmental Funds fund balances | $29,607,164 thousand |
| — General Fund | $24,665,398 thousand |
| — Capital Projects Fund | $3,730,114 thousand |
| — Nonmajor Funds | $1,211,652 thousand |
By classification, all governmental funds — sums exactly to $29,607,164 thousand
| Classification | Amount ($ thousands) |
|---|---|
| Nonspendable | $43,037 |
| Restricted | $11,321,740 |
| Committed | $24,280 |
| Assigned | $3,931,504 |
| Unassigned | $14,286,603 |
| Total | $29,607,164 |
Governmental funds, FY 2025 flow ($ thousands)
| Total revenues | $69,148,066 |
| Total expenditures | $66,227,422 |
| Net change in fund balances | $(1,526,750) |
| Beginning fund balances | $31,133,914 |
| Ending fund balances | $29,607,164 |
| General Fund alone: revenues / expenditures / ending balance | $68,445,055 / $62,533,774 / $24,665,398 |
| Total net position – governmental activities | $52,902,586 |
Sources: Governor's Budget Report (OPB PDF), RSR p. 34, Lottery p. 37; FY 2025 ACFR (SAO PDF), MD&A pp. 24–25, Balance Sheet p. 34, Revenues/Expenditures/Changes p. 36.
State debt — FY 2025 ACFR, June 30, 2025
Every measure below is a different, defined quantity. Never mix measures in one total, and never headline the broadest measure as bonded debt. ACFR amounts are in thousands unless stated as whole dollars.
General Obligation (GO) bonds — defined lines, kept separate
| GO bonds payable, governmental activities, principal only | $8,281,845 thousand |
| Plus unamortized premium | $891,041 thousand |
| GO bonds including unamortized premium (Schedules 8 and 9 line) | $9,172,886 thousand |
| GO principal: beginning balance July 1, 2024 / reductions in FY 2025 / additions | $9,226,505 / $944,660 / none |
| Current portion due within one year (principal) | $812,125 thousand |
| Net general bonded debt (GO incl. premium less $61,047 thousand restricted for bond covenants/debt service) | $9,111,839 thousand |
| Net general bonded debt: share of personal income / per capita | 1.29% / $814.95 |
GARVEE bonds (defined separately)
| GARVEE principal, governmental activities | $333,445 thousand |
| GARVEE with premium ($51,092 thousand) | $384,537 thousand |
GARVEE = Federal Highway Grant Anticipation / Reimbursement Revenue Bonds, SRTA; pledged solely from Federal Highway Administration grant/reimbursement revenues; not a pledge of the faith and credit of SRTA or the State (ACFR Note 9D).
Total Bonds Payable (including premiums)
| Governmental activities | $9,557,423 thousand |
| Business-type activities (revenue bonds principal $517,455 thousand + premium $59,918 thousand) | $577,373 thousand |
Business-type detail includes SRTA Managed Lane System Guaranteed Revenue bonds ($367,380 thousand outstanding principal) and Georgia Higher Education Facilities Authority revenue bonds ($150,075 thousand).
Total primary-government debt — the broadest measure (includes leases, subscriptions, notes)
This $14,002,698 thousand measure is not bonded debt alone — it includes leases, subscriptions, and notes. Do not headline it as “bonded debt.” Per Schedule 8: $1,252 per capita; 2.0% of personal income.
| Component (Schedule 8, June 30, 2025) | Amount ($ thousands) |
|---|---|
| Governmental Activities — GO bonds | $9,172,886 |
| Governmental Activities — Revenue/GARVEE bonds | $384,537 |
| Governmental Activities — Lease Obligations | $854,426 |
| Governmental Activities — Subscription Obligations | $150,885 |
| Governmental Activities — Notes and Loans | $36,554 |
| Governmental Activities subtotal | $10,599,288 |
| Business-type Activities — Revenue/GARVEE bonds | $577,373 |
| Business-type Activities — Leases | $461,639 |
| Business-type Activities — Subscriptions | $231,706 |
| Business-type Activities — Notes and Loans | $2,132,692 |
| Business-type Activities subtotal | $3,403,410 |
| Total Primary Government debt | $14,002,698 |
Legal debt margin (whole dollars, Schedule 10)
| Prior-year (FY 2024) Treasury Receipts | $38,212,723,939 |
| Constitutional limit (10%) | $3,821,272,394 |
| Highest total annual commitments (debt applicable to the limit) | $1,155,694,459 |
| Legal debt margin | $2,665,577,935 |
| Debt applicable as share of the limit | 30.2% |
The Georgia Constitution limits combined highest annual debt service for GO and guaranteed revenue debt to 10% of the prior year's revenue collections. The “debt applicable” figure includes issued/outstanding plus appropriated debt service for authorized-but-unissued GO and guaranteed revenue bonds.
Debt-service context — a different base and year, not the same figure
| FY 2027 estimated highest annual debt service (Governor's Budget Report, recommendation basis, p. 35) | $1,214,113,029 |
| Prior-year net Treasury receipts (that estimate's base) | $38,613,211,472 |
| Share of limit | 3.1% (limit 10%) |
This $1,214,113,029 figure differs from the ACFR Schedule 10 $1,155,694,459 because the bases/years differ. Do not present them as the same figure.
Authorized but unissued GO bonds, June 30, 2025
| Total authorized but unissued | $325,165 thousand |
| of which: K-12 Education / Economic Development | $312,390 / $12,775 thousand |
No new bond authorizations and no bond issuances in FY 2025, per ACFR Note 9C.
Source for this whole section: FY 2025 ACFR (SAO PDF) — Note 9 (Long-Term Liabilities) pp. 121–124, Statistical Schedules 8–10 pp. 358–364; debt-service context from Governor's Budget Report p. 35.
State facts & symbols
| Capital | Atlanta (seat of the Georgia State Capitol, 206 Washington Street, Atlanta, GA 30334) |
| Admitted to the Union | January 2, 1788 — 4th state to ratify the U.S. Constitution |
| Counties | 159 |
| Population estimate, July 1, 2025 (Census Vintage 2025) | 11,302,748 — an estimate, never a Census count |
| Population estimates base, April 1, 2020 (V2025) | 10,713,861 |
| Percent change, April 1, 2020 base to July 1, 2025 | +5.5% |
| Population, Census, April 1, 2020 / April 1, 2010 | 10,711,908 / 9,687,653 |
| Land area, 2020 | 57,716.96 square miles |
| Population per square mile, 2020 | 185.6 |
| Housing units, July 1, 2025 (V2025) | 4,734,436 |
| FIPS code | 13 |
| State motto | “Wisdom, Justice, and Moderation” |
| Flag colors named in statute (OCGA § 50-3-1) | Scarlet, white, blue, gold — color names only; no official hex values are claimed on this page |
Census vintage note (from the QuickFacts page itself): “The vintage year (e.g., V2025) refers to the final year of the series (2020 thru 2025). Different vintage years of estimates are not comparable.”
The Great Seal's front shows three pillars supporting an arch, emblematic of the three branches of government (legislative, judicial, executive); a man stands with a drawn sword defending the Constitution whose principles are wisdom, justice, and moderation. The flag consists of three horizontal bands of equal width — top and bottom scarlet, center white — with a square blue canton in the upper left of the hoist, bearing a gold representation of the coat of arms with the words “IN GOD WE TRUST” beneath, encircled by 13 white five-pointed stars. The statute provides that official specifications of the flag, including color identification system, type sizes and fonts, and overall dimensions, shall be established by the Secretary of State.
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, QuickFacts: Georgia; U.S. Senate, States in the Senate: Georgia and Georgia timeline; Governor's Office, Capitol Information and Directions; Lt. Governor's Office release, October 9, 2025; OCGA § 50-3-1, Description of state flag (Code text republication); Digital Library of Georgia, Georgia's official state symbols.
Sources & checks
Source documents
- OPB Appropriations Bills index
- HB 974 – FY 2027 Appropriations Bill, Conference Committee Substitute April 02, 2026 (OPB PDF)
- OPB Governor's Budget Reports index
- Governor's Budget Report, AFY 2026 – FY 2027 (OPB PDF)
- SAO ACFR index
- FY 2025 ACFR, year ended June 30, 2025 (SAO PDF)
- U.S. Census Bureau, QuickFacts: Georgia (Vintage 2025)
- U.S. Senate, States in the Senate: Georgia
- Governor's Office, Capitol Information and Directions
- Lt. Governor's Office release, October 9, 2025
- OCGA § 50-3-1, Description of state flag
- Digital Library of Georgia, Georgia's official state symbols
Sum-check log (recomputed at build time)
Every breakdown on this page was re-added before confirmation. All published totals below matched their detail exactly, except the one disclosed partial note in Expenditures (Community Health composition note: $803,268,425 of other State Funds lines not itemized — the row's Total Funds and State Funds columns themselves are exact).
- HB 974 Total Funds (5 fund sources), Federal Funds, Other Funds, Intra-State Transfers, State Funds (19 lines): exact, $0 gap.
- State General Funds cross-check (Total State Funds minus dedicated lines = State General Funds): exact.
- Governor's Budget Report: Total State Treasury Receipts, State General Fund Receipts, Total Net Taxes, Department of Revenue Net Taxes, Interest/Fees/Sales subtotals, policy-area rollup: exact; Interest/Fees/Sales finer detail not sum-checked and therefore not shown.
- ACFR: fund-balance classifications, Schedule 8 governmental and business-type subtotals and total primary-government debt, GO incl. premium, net general bonded debt, legal debt margin: exact.
- Enacted-vs.-recommended differences (Community Health, Education, Corrections, Senate, House): recomputed and matched.
What this page deliberately omits
- A complete enacted agency table (all 50+ HB 974 sections) — only 12 sections were extracted; the expenditures table is labeled as the largest sections, not the full breakdown.
- A single post-mid-year-adjustment RSR balance — the Budget Report table figure and the ACFR post-adjustment description are different measures (see the reconciliation note).
- Any official hex color claim for Georgia — the Secretary of State's color specification was not located; only statute color names are used.
- Interest, Fees, and Sales fine detail — subtotals and total only.