The bill proposes a gross appropriation of $2,254,778,700 for the Michigan Department of Corrections for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2026. It allocates funds for various departmental operations, including offender success programs, health care services, and correctional facilities administration. Key provisions include the establishment of line-item appropriations, a preference for Michigan-based goods and services, and a mandate for transparency through internet reporting. The bill also emphasizes the importance of training custody staff in managing prisoners with mental health issues and includes provisions for community safety and rehabilitation initiatives.

Additionally, the bill introduces measures to enhance the procurement process, improve reporting requirements, and support the rehabilitation and reentry of prisoners. It mandates the collection of data on educational achievements, allocates funds for job readiness programs, and requires comprehensive health care services for inmates. The bill also establishes a county jail reimbursement program and outlines various reporting obligations related to correctional facility operations, including the management of vacant positions and the treatment of prisoners. Overall, the bill aims to improve operational efficiency, promote local businesses, and enhance the welfare of employees and communities served by state departments.