The resolution, introduced by a group of Michigan representatives, aims to declare September 13, 2025, as Recovery Day in the state of Michigan. It highlights the significant issue of substance use disorders affecting approximately 638,000 residents, with only about 127,600 receiving treatment. The resolution emphasizes the importance of long-term recovery support provided by recovery community organizations, which offer ongoing assistance at a lower cost than traditional treatment and significantly enhance the chances of sustained recovery.

In recognition of National Recovery Month, the resolution expresses support for individuals striving for lifelong recovery from substance use disorders and acknowledges the vital role of recovery community organizations in this process. It calls for greater respect and appreciation for these organizations and concludes with a directive to transmit a copy of the resolution to the Blue Water Recovery and Outreach Center, reflecting the legislative body's esteem for their efforts.