state-owned properties; review board
SB 1615 establishes a state property review board to audit underused state-owned real estate starting in 2027. The board will identify properties using less than 60% of their intended capacity as "Surplus Property" and place them on a Mandatory Disposal List. These properties must be sold at public auction within 12 months, with proceeds deposited into the state general fund. The bill directly affects state agencies holding non-land-trust property, aiming to reduce taxpayer costs from vacant facilities by converting them into liquid capital.
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introduced
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Introduction
Feb 2026
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Governor
Introduced Feb 3, 2026
Last action Feb 4, 2026
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Brian Fernandez
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