Modifies provisions relating to the "Economic Eistress Zone Fund"

HB 1219 creates a dedicated "Economic Distress Zone Fund" managed by the state treasurer to provide grants to nonprofit organizations (501(c)(3) status) serving communities meeting specific criteria: high crime rates (at least seven times the national homicide average), poverty exceeding 20%, and school districts with 80%+ students qualifying for free/reduced lunch. The fund uses state appropriations (excluding gifts/grants) to support crime prevention and infrastructure services in these designated areas, with unused funds over $3 million reverting to general revenue. The bill expires on August 28, 2028, and requires the Department of Public Safety to establish rules for administering the program. It directly affects nonprofits operating in high-need communities and state budget allocation processes.