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, while detailing revenue sources such as federal and special revenue funds. The bill emphasizes the importance of supporting local units of government and prioritizing Michigan-based goods and services. It also introduces provisions for one-time appropriations for safety improvements and community programs, alongside guidelines for transparency and accountability in fund management.

Additionally, the bill mandates various training and reporting requirements to enhance the management of correctional facilities and the welfare of staff and inmates. It establishes a county jail reimbursement program, requires detailed reporting on offender populations, and emphasizes the importance of rehabilitation and reentry processes for prisoners. The bill also specifies that funds for Hepatitis C treatment must be exclusively used for purchasing specialty medications, and it mandates the submission of annual reports on health care services and treatment statistics. Overall, the legislation aims to improve the efficiency, transparency, and effectiveness of correctional programs while ensuring accountability and support for local communities.