Statewide
KentuckyPermanentPensionFund
ActualActualRevisedRecommendedRecommended
FY 2024FY 2025FY 2026FY 2027FY 2028
SOURCE OF FUNDS
General Fund
Regular Appropriation200,000,000
Special Appropriation(127,320,800)
Budget Reduction-General Fund(1,954,500)
Other(3,000,000)(67,724,700)
Continuing Approp-General Fund69,679,20069,679,200
Total General Fund69,679,20069,679,200
Restricted Funds
Balance Forward35,371,19175,518,600118,518,600108,018,600
Current Receipts528,0472,270,9103,300,0002,300,000800,000
Non-Revenue Receipts34,843,14437,786,53439,700,00039,700,00039,700,000
Total Restricted Funds35,371,19175,428,635118,518,600160,518,600148,518,600
TOTAL SOURCE OF FUNDS105,050,391145,107,835118,518,600160,518,600148,518,600
EXPENDITURES BY CLASS
Grants Loans Benefits52,500,00072,771,000
TOTAL EXPENDITURES52,500,00072,771,000
EXPENDITURES BY FUND SOURCE
General Fund
Restricted Funds52,500,00072,771,000
TOTAL EXPENDITURES52,500,00072,771,000
The Kentucky Permanent Pension Fund appropriation unit was used to contain $200 million to provide financing in fiscal year 2023-24 to state agencies for salary improvement efforts.
Most of the revenues from the new sports wagering law, 87.5 percent of the excise taxes and application and license fees, are transferred to the Fund. Of the remaining amount, 10% is for the Kentucky Horse Racing and Gaming Commission and 2.5% for the Kentucky problem gambling assistance account.
Policy
The $67.7 million unexpended General Fund amount is directed in the Governor's 2026-28 budget to the beginning General Fund balance for fiscal year 2027.
The Governor's budget provides $40.5 million from sports wagering revenues to the Pre-K for All initiative in fiscal year 2028 to be administered by the Department of Education.
The expected balance at the end of fiscal year 2026 is estimated to be over $115 million. Of that amount, $52.5 million in fiscal year 2027 and $32,271,000 in fiscal year 2028 is transferred to support the health insurance costs of Kentucky's local school districts.
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