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Maple Mountain funding left contingent on federal dollars; AHS directed to monitor and report in September

May 09, 2025 | Commerce & Economic Development, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative , Vermont


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Maple Mountain funding left contingent on federal dollars; AHS directed to monitor and report in September
Committee members reported that federal funding for a Maple Mountain budget item may not materialize and that budget language instructs the Agency of Human Services (AHS) to monitor the situation and provide an update to the Joint Fiscal Committee in September.

One committee member (Speaker 1) said they learned "last night that, the federal dollars may not be there" and that budget language now tells AHS to monitor and report back to joint fiscal (or a fiscal oversight body) in September. The speaker added that at this time "they're not going to appropriate the money" and that it is unclear whether the budget will reserve the funds or simply instruct monitoring.

Committee members said the uncertainty is regrettable given potential benefits to rural hospitals and said they would watch for future action depending on federal appropriations. No formal appropriation or commitment was made during the meeting; the committee noted the item remains contingent on federal action and on AHS's forthcoming report.

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