The bill establishes the "blue envelope program" within the Michigan Department of State, aimed at assisting individuals with disabilities or communication impediments. It defines key terms such as "disability," "program," and "qualified individual," the latter referring to those diagnosed with a disability or who have a communication impediment designation. The program will allow qualified individuals to obtain a blue envelope at no cost from any secretary of state branch office, which can hold important identification documents, vehicle-related information, and details about the individual's disability or communication needs.

Additionally, the program will provide a sticker, bracelet, or lanyard for qualified individuals to indicate that they are carrying a blue envelope and have a disability or communication impediment. This blue envelope can be presented during interactions with law enforcement officers, facilitating better communication and understanding of the individual's needs. The bill emphasizes the importance of ensuring that individuals with disabilities have the necessary resources to communicate their circumstances effectively.