House passes H.952 on capital construction and state bonding adjustment

The House of Representatives voted to pass H.952, described during third reading as 'an act relating to capital construction and state bonding budget adjustment.' The Speaker announced the voice vote result, saying, "The eyes appear to have it. The eyes do have it, and you have passed the bill."

The resolution of passage came during the scheduled action calendar; the Speaker identified H.952 as the single bill on the day's action calendar and put the question to the body. The record in the session shows the measure passed by voice vote; no roll-call tally or individual recorded votes were provided in the transcript.

Members did not provide additional bill text or project-specific details during the third reading recorded in the transcript. The transcript identifies the title only: H.952, an act relating to capital construction and state bonding budget adjustment.

After the passage, the Speaker completed the orders of the day and announced a set of appointments to fill vacancies on committees. Later, a motion to adjourn was offered and adopted; the House stood adjourned until Wednesday, April 8, 2026 at 1:00 p.m.