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Summary FY 2025 State Budget Status

Updated September 04, 2024
Related Topic: Fiscal

Fiscal Year 2025 Budget Status

State

FY 2025 Budget Enacted

Budget Not Enacted by the Start of FY 2025

Alabama (A)

X

 

Alaska (A)

X

 

Arizona (A)

X

 

Arkansas  (A)

X

 

California  (A)

X

 

Colorado (A)

X

 

Connecticut (B)*

X

 

Delaware (A)

X

 

Florida (A)

X

 

Georgia (A)

X

 

Hawaii (B)*

X

 

Idaho (A)

X

 

Illinois (A)

X

 

Indiana (B)*

X

 

Iowa (A)

X

 

Kansas (A)

X

 

Kentucky (B)

X

 

Louisiana (A)

X

 

Maine (B)*

X

 

Maryland (A)

X

 

Massachusetts (A)

X

X

Michigan (A)

X

 

Minnesota (B)*

X

 

Mississippi (A)

X

 

Missouri  (A)

X

 

Montana (B)*

X

 

Nebraska (B)*

X

 

Nevada (B)*

X

 

New Hampshire (B)*

X

 

New Jersey (A)

X

 

New Mexico (A)

X

 

New York (A)

X

X

North Carolina (B)*

X

 

North Dakota (B)*

X

 

Ohio (B)*

X

 

Oklahoma (A)

X

 

Oregon (B)

X

 

Pennsylvania (A)

X

X

Rhode Island (A)

X

 

South Carolina (A)

X

X

South Dakota (A)

X

 

Tennessee (A)

X

 

Texas (B)*

X

 

Utah (A)

X

 

Vermont (A)

X

 

Virginia (B)

X

 

Washington (B)*

X

 

West Virginia (A)

X

 

Wisconsin (B)*

X

 

Wyoming (B)

X

 

Totals

50

4

Key: (A) = annual budget; (B) = biennial budget; (*) biennial budget passed during 2023 legislative session.

Source: NCSL and state legislative and executive websites.
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