The bill proposes a gross appropriation of $1,015,686,700 for the Michigan Department of State Police for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2026, with adjusted gross appropriations of $986,656,500 after accounting for interdepartmental grant revenues and federal revenues. It allocates funding for various departmental functions, including law enforcement, administration, and specialized services, while also providing one-time appropriations for programs such as public safety academy assistance and law enforcement training for communication with limited English-speaking communities. The bill emphasizes the importance of purchasing from Michigan businesses, particularly those owned by veterans and union members, and prohibits the use of funds for foreign goods when comparable American products are available.

Additionally, the bill introduces new definitions and requirements for departmental operations, mandates the use of the internet for reporting, and establishes various accountability measures, including the requirement for the department to report on out-of-state travel expenses and maintain a searchable public website for fiscal transparency. It also outlines provisions for grant management, requiring unspent funds to be returned to the state treasury and mandating legislative sponsorship for certain grants. The bill emphasizes data privacy protection, mandates training for local police departments, and allocates funds for emergency management activities, ultimately aiming to enhance transparency, accountability, and the effectiveness of public safety initiatives across the state.