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A Resolution directing the Legislative Budget and Finance Committee to conduct a comprehensive study of the financial impacts of pooling all school district property tax revenue at the intermediate unit level and distributing that money to school districts based on their average daily membership.

2025-2026 Regular Session Introduced by Danilo Burgos and 12 co-sponsors

Declares September 10, 2025 as World Suicide Prevention Day in Michigan to raise awareness, honor lives, and support prevention and mental-health resources.

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Bill Summary · HR 170

Summary — HR 170 (House Resolution): Declare September 10, 2025, as World Suicide Prevention Day (Michigan)

Status: Adopted
Introduced: September 3, 2025 (filed); adoption recorded in early September 2025

Purpose / Intent

This House Resolution formally designates September 10, 2025, as "World Suicide Prevention Day" in the state of Michigan. The resolution is ceremonial and symbolic; its primary aim is to raise public awareness about suicide prevention, honor those lost to suicide, support survivors and their families, and encourage continued community efforts to prevent suicide and promote hope and mental‑health support.

Key provisions

  • Declares September 10, 2025, as World Suicide Prevention Day in Michigan.
  • Recognizes the purpose of that day: to raise awareness, honor lives lost, and support survivors.
  • Notes the public‑health impact of suicide in Michigan, including that suicide is a leading cause of death and is the second leading cause of death for people aged 10–24 in the state (citing an estimated loss of over 150 youth lives annually).
  • Commends community partners, faith‑based organizations, health care providers, educators, and advocates for prevention work.
  • Encourages efforts to reduce stigma, foster open conversations about mental health, and expand access to resources for people in crisis.

Who is affected

  • The resolution is statewide and symbolic; it does not create new rights, programs, or funding.
  • It primarily affects public awareness and public‑education efforts: students, families, survivors of suicide loss, mental‑health and crisis‑response organizations, schools, faith communities, and health providers who may use the day for outreach, events, training, or public messaging.

Procedural/timeline notes

  • Filed and placed on the House calendar in early September 2025. Legislative records show referral to relevant calendars, suspension of rules for consideration, and adoption in the House in September 2025 (records show activity on Sept 3 and a recorded introduction/adoption entry on Sept 10, 2025).
  • The resolution is nonbinding and ceremonial; it was reported as enrolled following adoption.

Sponsors

The Michigan resolution text lists several House sponsors including Representatives Angela Rigas (introducting member) and colleagues Rigas, Borton, Neyer, Harris, Greene, Thompson, McFall, Schriver, Rheingans, Bohnak, Prestin, Woolford, Longjohn, BeGole, and Posthumus.

Note: The source document contains multiple HR 170 texts from other jurisdictions and additional sponsor lists. The summary above focuses on the Michigan House Resolution declaring World Suicide Prevention Day.

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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