38. Virtual Charter School Funding Study
39. Mental Health Services Grants
Workforce Development
40. Technical Education Equipment Grants
C. General Government, Children and Families
Department of Administration
41. Positions for Information Technology Purchasing Report
42. Replacement of Information Technology Contractors Report
43. State Transforming Agency Resources (STAR) Program and Benefits Realization Report
44. Self-Funded Portal Annual Report
45. Office of the Commissioner of Insurance Information Technology Position Transfers Report
46. Worker's Compensation Recording Equipment Report
47. Cost-Benefit Analysis of Leases
48. Fee Report with Agency Budget Requests
49. On-Site Delivery of Human Resources, Payroll and Benefit Functions at Select Agencies
Department of Children and Families
50. Homeless Shelter Employment Services Grant Uses
51. Work Participation Rate Reporting Requirements
Elections Commission
52. Funding for Elections Commission Positions
Elections and Ethics Commissions
53. Elections and Ethics Commissioner Per Diems
Department of Employee Trust Funds
54. Group Insurance Program Changes and Group Insurance Board Directives
Legislature
55. 100th Anniversary of the State Capitol
56. State Capitol Basement Renovations
Public Service Commission
57. Provision of Utility Services Effective Date
D. Health Services and Insurance
Department of Health Services
58. Supervised Release of Sexually Violent Persons
59. FoodShare Employment and Training – Universal Referrals
60. FoodShare Employment and Training – Cost to Continue
61. FoodShare Employment and Training Pilot
62. Medical Assistance Coverage of Complex Rehabilitation Technology
63. Exemption from the Nursing Home Bed Assessment
64. Childless Adult Employment and Training Waiver
65. Family Care Funding
66. Family Care Partnership Program
67. Self-Directed Services Waiver for Postsecondary Education
68. Nursing Home Bed Licenses
69. Intensive Care Coordination Pilot Program
70. Clinical Consultations
71. Emergency Physician Services and Reimbursement Workgroup
72. Youth Crisis Stabilization Facility
73. Disposition of Surplus Revenue Balance in the Mental Health Institutes Appropriation
74. Office of Children’s Mental Health Travel Reimbursement
Department of Veterans Affairs
75. Veteran’s Trust Fund and State Veterans Homes
E. Tax, Local Government and Economic Development
Budget management
76. General Fund Structural Balance
General Fund Taxes
77. Refundable Business Tax Credit Claims
78. Limit on Enterprise Zones
79. Historic Rehabilitation Credit
80. Working Families Tax Credit
81. Private Label Credit Card Bad Debt Deduction
82. Sales Tax Exemption for Broadcast Equipment
83. Alternative Minimum Tax Repeal Technical Correction
Local Government
84. Duties of the Milwaukee County Comptroller
85. County Board Approval for Sale or Lease of Land Owned by Milwaukee County
86. Conduit Revenue Bonds
87. Ordinances Conflicting with Statutory Provisions
Department of Transportation
88. Transfer of State Car-Killed Deer Removal Program
89. Volkswagen Settlement
90. Tolling Implementation Study
91. Aeronautics Local Government Zoning
92. State Highway Rehabilitation – State Highway 154 (Sauk County)
93. Enumerate I-94 between USH 12 and STH 65 (St. Croix County)
94. State Highway Construction – "Replace-In-Kind" Alternative Requirement
95. Initial Applicability of the Repeal of Prevailing Wage Law
96. Transportation Projects Commission Temporary Changes
97. Transfer of Segregated Funds
98. Railroad Corporation Condemnation Authority
A. Agriculture, Environment and Justice
Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection
1. Livestock Premises Identification
Sections 183 [as it relates to s. 20.115 (2) ( r)] and 183m These sections provide $100,000 SEG from the agricultural chemical management fund in each year in a new appropriation for administration of the livestock premises registration program. The current program provides $250,000 GPR annually for the program.
I am vetoing these sections because I object to the use of agricultural chemical management fund moneys for purposes for which they are not intended. The revenues from the fund are generated from feed, fertilizer and pesticides, and are used for the regulation and oversight of those programs. Finally, there is no evidence that additional funds are necessary to manage this program. The department believes it can manage this program with existing funds.
Department of Corrections
2. Alcohol Abuse Treatment Program
Section 9108 (8w)
This section directs the Department of Corrections to design an intensive alcohol abuse treatment program which would provide intensive treatment in conjunction with a work release model that allows inmates to work in individual job placements. Under the provisions, the department must develop community job placements that are appropriately matched to each inmate's employment and educational skills and provide or arrange for appropriate transportation to and from job sites. In addition, the department must submit as part of its 2019-21 budget request a plan for staffing and funding for the program, as well as any statutory changes necessary to provide sentencing modifications to coordinate the program. Finally, five years after the program begins to operate, the department must submit to the Governor and appropriate legislative standing committees an evidence-based evaluation of the program's impact on inmates' long-term recovery from alcohol abuse programs and recidivism into the criminal justice system.
