Politics: Michigan's New Supplemental Budget for Education and Safety
Politics in Michigan: New Budget Addresses Educational Safety
In a significant move, Michigan lawmakers have passed a supplemental budget aimed at fortifying school safety and supporting mental health initiatives. The House Bill 5503 received strong bipartisan support, getting approved with a 98-11 vote in the House and a 23-15 vote in the Senate.
Key Highlights of the Supplemental Budget
- $125 million designated for school safety measures.
- Includes $1 million allocated for programs promoting safe gun storage.
- Implementation anticipated by March or April due to the delayed effect.
This budget marks a pivotal shift in politics, emphasizing the state’s commitment to education and student welfare.
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