The bill amends the Michigan Military Act by adding new sections 388a through 388f, which establish the Camp Grayling Improvement Fund and outline its purpose and management. The fund is created to receive all facility revenue generated from Camp Grayling, including fees and grants, and is designated for various improvements and maintenance at the site. The Department of Military and Veterans Affairs is authorized to expend money from this fund for capital improvements, environmental remediation, infrastructure upgrades, and support for defense industries, among other purposes. The bill also mandates that the department maintain auditable records and submit annual reports detailing fund deposits and expenditures.

Additionally, the bill allows the department to enter into contracts for the operation and revenue generation associated with Camp Grayling, while ensuring compliance with applicable laws and regulations. It clarifies that the activities related to the fund are considered governmental functions, thus preserving the state's immunity from liability. The bill emphasizes that existing public access and land-use rights on state forest lands adjacent to Camp Grayling will remain unchanged. The provisions of this bill will take effect 90 days after enactment.

Statutes affected:
Senate Introduced Bill: 32.501, 32.851