The proposed bill establishes the "office of community violence intervention and prevention services" within the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services. This office is tasked with various responsibilities, including administering a fund and grant program aimed at reducing community violence, maintaining data on violence trends, providing technical assistance to community-based organizations, and setting measurable goals for decreasing incidents of shootings, aggravated assaults, and homicides. Additionally, the office will serve as the coordinating entity for all community violence intervention initiatives in the state and will develop best practices for such programs.

The bill outlines specific powers and duties for the office, including the establishment of procedures for budgeting and personnel management, as well as the publication of annual guidance and reporting requirements for grant recipients. The act will only take effect if certain related legislation is also enacted.