AN ACT ESTABLISHING A WORKING GROUP TO STUDY AND PROVIDE RECOMMENDATIONS ON HOW TO UTILIZE STATE FUNDING IN THE CITIES OF THE STATE TO ADVANCE ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES AND PROMOTE THE WELL-BEING OF CITY RESIDENTS.

SB 1103 establishes a working group to study how the state currently uses funding in cities to advance economic opportunities and improve resident well-being. The group will examine existing programs to identify which are effective or ineffective at achieving these goals, with the aim of providing recommendations for future state funding decisions. This bill directly affects cities within the state by creating a process for reviewing current funding practices, though it does not change existing programs or allocate new funds. The working group will report its findings to the legislature, focusing on concrete improvements to how state money supports city residents.