On June 30, Gov. Wolf signed into law several bills comprising a revenue package to complete the FY 2021-2022 budget, including the general appropriations bill (SB 255) and amendments to the Fiscal Code and Administrative Code. The FY 2021-20212 budget has been completed using a mix of one-time sources of revenue to fill the revenue shortfall caused in large part by the coronavirus pandemic. The Governor did veto one line within SB 255, bringing the total budget amounts to approximately $36.68 billion in state spending. With a nominal spending increase over FY 2020-2021, the budget does not contain any across-the-board cuts.

On June 25, the General Assembly sent SB 255, containing the FY 2021-2022 commonwealth budget, to the Governor's desk. CCAP has completed a detailed narrative analyzing the impacts to county line items.

On June 25, the House approved SB 255, containing the nearly $39 billion FY 2021-2022 budget agreement, by a vote of 140-61 and the Senate gave its approval to the same with a 43-7 vote. Additionally, both chambers approved amendments to the Administrative Code (HB 336) and Fiscal Code (HB 1348), which included provisions related to the implementation of the FY 2021-2022 state budget. All three bills now go to the Governor's desk.