The bill proposes a comprehensive budget for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2025, with a total gross appropriation of $705,727,900, which adjusts to $704,926,600 after accounting for interdepartmental grant revenues. It allocates specific funds to various state departments, including $1,000,000 for food safety and quality assurance within the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, and $41,766,000 for capital outlay projects from the Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund. The bill emphasizes environmental conservation, community development, and public health initiatives, with significant appropriations for the Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy, and the Department of Health and Human Services, which receives $330,840,300 to support various health programs.

Additionally, the bill introduces new provisions for county prosecutors regarding reporting on staffing and funding, establishes a grant system for them based on population, and outlines revenue sharing calculations for local governments. It mandates that counties receive payments based on a percentage of revenue they would have been eligible for under previous laws, ensuring equitable distribution of funds. The bill also includes several repeals of existing sections from prior legislation, indicating a restructuring of the revenue sharing framework. Overall, the bill aims to enhance public services, support local initiatives, and ensure transparency and accountability in the use of appropriated funds.