Michigan enacts law requiring 5-year capital outlay plans for public facilities
State of MichiganMichiganMichigan enacted legislation requiring all state agencies, community colleges, and public universities to submit five-year capital outlay plans annually by November 1. The plans must evaluate new construction, renovation, adaptive reuse, and maintenance needs for review by state budget authorities.
- Status
- Passed
- Signed or otherwise enacted
- Status date
- Sep 22, 2026
- 51 days ago
- Current chamber
- House of Representatives
- Session
- 2025-2026 Regular Session
MI HB 5482 · PassedSep 22
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- Commercial real estate advisors
- Architecture and engineering firms
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TEAMS
- Government sales
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- Business development
Bill details
- Last action
- Assigned Pa 95'26 With Immediate Effect · Sep 22, 2026
- Official title
- State agencies (existing): generally; plans to correct audit recommendations; require notification to the legislature if the executive branch fails to prepare. Amends sec. 242 of 1984 PA 431 (MCL 18.1242).
Sponsors
LMLuke MeermanRepresentative · Republican · HD-089Primary sponsorPrimary sponsor
JWJason WoolfordRepresentative · Republican · HD-050
DWDouglas WozniakRepresentative · Republican · HD-059
SFSteve FrisbieRepresentative · Republican · HD-044
Bill history
Newest first.
Sep 22, 2026Assigned Pa 95'26 With Immediate EffectHouse
Sep 22, 2026Filed With Secretary Of State 09/21/2026 11:16 AmHouse
Sep 22, 2026Approved By The Governor 09/21/2026 09:46 AmHouse
Sep 15, 2026Presented To The Governor 09/14/2026 01:18 PmHouse
Sep 15, 2026Bill Ordered Enrolled 09/09/2026House
Sep 15, 2026Full Title Agreed ToHouse
Sep 15, 2026Returned From Senate Without Amendment With Immediate Effect And Full TitleHouse
Sep 9, 2026Returned To HouseSenate
Show 25 earlier actions
Sep 9, 2026Inserted Full TitleSenate
Sep 9, 2026Passed; Given Immediate Effect Roll Call # 232 Yeas 24 Nays 10 Excused 4 Not Voting 0Senate
Sep 9, 2026Placed On Immediate PassageSenate
Sep 9, 2026Rules SuspendedSenate
Sep 9, 2026Placed On Order Of Third ReadingSenate
Sep 9, 2026Reported By Committee Of The Whole Favorably Without Amendment(s)Senate
Sep 9, 2026Rules Suspended For Immediate ConsiderationSenate
Sep 9, 2026Placed On Order Of General OrdersSenate
Sep 9, 2026Discharge Committee ApprovedSenate
Jul 29, 2026Referred To Committee On AppropriationsSenate
Jul 29, 2026Passed By House With Immediate EffectSenate
Jul 3, 2026TransmittedHouse
Jul 3, 2026Title AmendedHouse
Jul 3, 2026Passed; Given Immediate Effect Roll Call #316 Yeas 108 Nays 0 Excused 0 Not Voting 2House
Jul 3, 2026Read A Third TimeHouse
Jul 2, 2026Placed On Third ReadingHouse
Jul 2, 2026Substitute (h-1) AdoptedHouse
Jul 2, 2026Read A Second TimeHouse
Jul 2, 2026Placed On Second ReadingHouse
Jul 2, 2026Motion To Discharge Committee ApprovedHouse
Jul 2, 2026Rule SuspendedHouse
Jan 28, 2026Bill Electronically Reproduced 01/27/2026House
Jan 27, 2026Referred To Committee On AppropriationsHouse
Jan 27, 2026Read A First TimeHouse
Jan 27, 2026Introduced By Representative Rep. Luke MeermanHouse
Recorded votes
House Third Reading: Given Immediate Effect Roll Call #316Jul 3, 2026 · House · 108 yea · 0 nayPassedPassed
Senate Third Reading: Given Immediate Effect Roll Call # 232Sep 9, 2026 · Senate · 24 yea · 10 nayPassedPassed
Subjects
- State agencies (existing): generally
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