The bill proposes the establishment of a state veterans cemetery in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, which includes provisions for conducting a comprehensive location analysis and feasibility study to identify the most suitable site for the cemetery. The Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency is tasked with this study, which will assess various factors such as demographics, traffic patterns, and site economics to maximize eligibility for federal funding. Upon completion, the agency will consult with the National Cemetery Administration to ensure compliance with federal standards and will submit necessary documentation for federal grant consideration.

Additionally, the bill creates the Upper Peninsula Veterans Cemetery Fund, which will be managed by the state treasurer and used for various purposes related to the cemetery's establishment and operation, including architectural design, environmental studies, and ongoing operational expenses. The agency will have the authority to acquire land for the cemetery or designate existing state-owned land for this purpose. The act emphasizes the importance of providing veterans with accessible burial options and will not take effect unless related legislation is also enacted.