Michigan State Budget Signed
Gov. Whitmer Signs Balanced, Bipartisan FY26 Budget. Budget delivers on the kitchen-table issues including roads, taxes, health care, public safety, government efficiency, and protections for Michigan’s air, land, and water. News released was sent out by Governor Whitmer.
“LANSING, Mich. — Today, Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed her seventh balanced, bipartisan budget into law. The fiscal year 2026 (FY26) budget secures sustainable, long-term funding to fix Michigan’s state and local roads, tax cuts for seniors and working families, protections for core health care services, funding for public safety, investments in Michigan’s air, land, and water, and commonsense changes to improve government efficiency. The FY26 budget totals $81 billion, including a general fund total of $14.1 billion.”
Attached is the full news release for Michiganders to read through.
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