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House passes wide package of bills on June 17; school-aid, credit-union changes and others approved
Summary
On June 17 the Michigan House advanced and passed a large package of bills across education, finance, public safety and regulatory areas, including unanimous passage of a school-aid amendment and multiple credit-union reforms; the floor recorded tallies and ordered immediate effect for many measures.
The Michigan House on June 17 moved and passed a broad set of bills spanning education, elections, financial regulation and natural resources.
On the floor the House passed House Bill 5984 (an amendment to the State School Aid Act of 1979) unanimously (107–0) and ordered immediate effect. House Bill 5983 (amendments to the revised school code) also passed unanimously (107–0) and was given immediate effect.
Members approved multiple amendments to Michigan’s Credit Union Act as part of a package that lawmakers said would give state‑chartered credit unions additional operating flexibility while retaining consumer-protection requirements. Several credit-union bills on the calendar passed by recorded votes, including multiple bills reported as passing with 107 ayes and 0 nays on the floor.
Other votes and outcomes recorded on the floor include: - House Bill 5845 (amend Michigan election law): passed, 62–45; immediate effect ordered. - House Bill 5712 (amend certain state officers act): passed, 58–49; immediate effect ordered. - House Bill 6038 (amend Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act): passed, 61–46; immediate effect ordered. - House Bill 5645 (amend Surveyday Producers Marketing Act — sponsor provided historical context): passed, 103–4; immediate effect ordered. - House Bill 5069 (amend food law): amendment adopted on 3rd reading; bill passed, 56–51; immediate effect ordered. - House Bill 5551 (Skilled Trades Regulation Act amendment): passed, recorded as 58–49; immediate effect ordered.
On ceremonial and non-substantive items: House Resolution 334 (declaring June 17 Cherry Industry Day), introduced by Representative Kofia, was adopted by the House; House Resolution 333 (Solar Energy Awareness Day) was read and referred to the Committee on Government Operations.
Clerks and committee reporters announced many additional bills that were reproduced and made available electronically and transmitted from the Senate; several second-reading bills were advanced to third reading after floor substitutes were adopted. The House adjourned and scheduled its next floor session for Thursday, 06/18/2026 at 12:00 noon.
