This bill authorizes funding for the Michigan Department of Corrections for the fiscal year 2026-2027. It establishes the budget amount the state will spend on correctional facilities and related operations during that period. The legislation also sets the rules for how the allocated funds can be used and spent by the department.
SB 868 allocates state funding to the Department of Lifelong Education, Advancement, and Potential for the 2026-2027 fiscal year. The bill establishes the budget amount available for the department to use during that period and authorizes the spending of those funds. This legislation directly impacts the department's operations and programs by providing the financial resources necessary to carry out its duties. The bill follows standard appropriations procedures by being introduced, having rules suspended, and being referred to the Committee of the Whole for further consideration.
This bill allocates state funding to the Michigan Department of State Police for the fiscal year 2026-2027. It authorizes the expenditure of appropriated funds to support the department's operations and personnel during this period. The legislation establishes the financial framework for the department's budget without specifying individual line items. This measure directly impacts the department's ability to carry out its law enforcement duties with state resources.
This bill appropriates state funding for Michigan's K-12 public schools for fiscal years 2025 through 2027, allocating specific dollar amounts from various state funds to support school operations. It establishes payment schedules requiring the state treasurer to distribute funds to school districts in eleven monthly installments, with provisions for advance payments in cases of temporary financial need. The legislation also outlines procedures for handling unspent general fund allocations by transferring them to a stabilization fund at the end of each fiscal year.
SB 869 is a budget bill that allocates funds to Michigan's Department of Education for the fiscal year 2026-2027. The legislation establishes the legal authority for the state to spend money on education programs and operations during that period. It does not change existing education policies or programs but simply provides the financial resources needed to continue them. The bill affects state education administrators and school districts that receive funding from the department.
Senate Bill 865 allocates state funding to Michigan's Department of Military and Veterans Affairs for the fiscal year 2026-2027. The bill establishes an appropriation act that authorizes the department to spend designated funds on its operations and programs during this period. It directly affects state military and veterans affairs agencies by providing the financial resources necessary to carry out their duties. The legislation follows standard budget procedures by being introduced, referred to a committee, and set for further legislative action.
This bill authorizes funding for Michigan's judiciary system for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2027. It establishes the budget allocation that will allow courts and related judicial offices to operate during that period. The legislation provides the financial resources necessary for the judiciary to carry out its functions, including salaries, operations, and services for the state's court system.
This bill allocates state funding to the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2027. It establishes the budget amount the department can spend on its programs and operations during that period. The legislation authorizes the department to use these funds for its designated responsibilities and requires proper accounting of the expenditures. This measure directly impacts the department's ability to deliver services to Michigan residents and manage its workforce-related programs.
This bill allocates state funding to Michigan's Department of Natural Resources for the 2026-2027 fiscal year, which runs through September 30, 2027. It establishes the legal authority for the department to spend the appropriated funds on its designated programs and operations. The legislation is a standard budget measure that does not introduce new policies or change existing departmental functions. It directly impacts the state's financial management of natural resources and the department's ability to carry out its duties during the specified period.
This bill establishes the state budget for Michigan's fiscal year 2026-2027, allocating funds to various government departments including the legislature, executive branch, attorney general, and state treasury. It authorizes the expenditure of appropriated funds and outlines how fees and other income collected by state agencies should be handled. The legislation also declares the legal effect of the act, ensuring the budget operates as intended for the specified fiscal year.
This bill authorizes Michigan local governments to create special zoning districts specifically designed for data centers. It requires these communities to evaluate potential impacts on resources like water, energy, and infrastructure before establishing such zones. The legislation also mandates public hearings and transparency measures to ensure residents can participate in the decision-making process. Ultimately, the law gives cities and counties the flexibility to set their own rules for data center development while ensuring local concerns are addressed.
This bill requires electric and natural gas utilities in Michigan to prove they have security measures in place to protect critical infrastructure from cyber and physical threats. Utilities must also maintain a risk-based program to identify and mitigate these risks. If approved by the state commission, utilities can pass the cost of these enhanced security investments onto retail customers through a specific fee. The bill also mandates that sensitive information regarding security vulnerabilities and protective systems remain confidential and exempt from public disclosure.
