State lawmakers will debate paid family and medical leave, a $6 billion dollar budget surplus, and expanded access to abortion.

The plan includes more money in the rainy day fund, tax relief, and more money for SNAP beneficiaries.

At a press conference, Mayor Vince Gray said the city’s “rainy day” fund reached $1.75 billion in fiscal year 2013. However, “this does not mean we can go on a spending spree,” Gray said.

Some advocates for affordable housing and other anti-poverty programs are disappointed the District’s entire $417 million budget surplus was added to its emergency cash reserves.

The District government reported a total surplus of $417 million for the 2012 fiscal year, city officials said today. The excess revenue will be added to D.C.’s emergency fund, bringing the city’s “rainy-day” savings to nearly $1.5 billion.

The District finished the 2012 fiscal year with a budget surplus of as much as $400 million, city officials say.

Mayor Vince Gray played the sunny optimist last night in delivering his second State of the District address. In a 54-minute speech before a packed house at Sixth and I Historic Synagogue, the mayor portrayed the District as an island of economic stability and growth.