Appropriations: supplemental; funding for Tri-Share; provide for. Creates appropriation act.

2025-2026 Regular Session Introduced by Matt Longjohn and 2 co-sponsors

HB 6035 would modify and add appropriations for Michigan agencies for FY2026, with spending conditions and targeted funding adjustments, including for Tri-Share.

bill electronically reproduced 06/02/2026

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Summary of HB 6035 (2025-2026) – Michigan

Purpose and intent

HB 6035 is an appropriations bill for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2026.

The bill seeks to make, supplement, and adjust appropriations for various state departments and agencies and to provide for the expenditure of those appropriations.

It also aims to set certain conditions that govern how the appropriations may be spent.

Key provisions and changes

Allocation and adjustments: The bill authorizes changes to existing appropriations, including adding funding where needed and modifying current appropriations for various state agencies. The exact dollar amounts and recipient departments are not specified in the summary excerpt, but the bill is framed as a supplemental and adjustment package.

Expenditure conditions: It establishes conditions attached to the appropriations, meaning agencies would have to comply with specified requirements or reporting obligations to access or retain funds.

Supplemental funding for Tri-Share: The title indicates funding related to “Tri-Share”—likely referring to the Tri-Share program (a Michigan-based child care subsidy/quality improvement initiative involving the state and local partners). The bill would provide or adjust funds to support this program, though exact amounts, scope, and performance expectations are not detailed in the excerpt.

Fiscal year alignment: The measures target the state’s operations for the 2026 fiscal year, guiding how resources can be spent within that period.

Affected entities and stakeholders

State government agencies and departments that receive appropriations in Michigan’s budget process.

Programs and initiatives under the scope of the supplemental funding, notably possibly including the Tri-Share child care program.

House Appropriations Committee (the bill was referred to this committee) and members sponsoring or co-sponsoring the bill.

Procedural and timeline aspects

Introduced and read for the first time on June 2, 2026.

Referred to the Michigan House Appropriations Committee for consideration.

Sponsors: Representative Julie Rogers (primary), with co-sponsors Rep. Mai Xiong and Rep. Matt Longjohn.

The action history indicates an electronic reproduction date of June 3, 2026, with the standard stage progression typical of a budget bill (committee review, potential amendments, floor debate, and passage before the legislature adjourns for the session).

Notes for readers

Specific dollar figures, targeted agencies, programmatic language, and detailed conditions are not provided in the available excerpt. To assess the bill’s practical impact, one would review the full bill text, agency appropriation tables, and any committee amendments.

The emphasis on “supplemental” and “adjustments” suggests this bill is part of the ongoing state budget process, intended to modify prior appropriations and direct additional resources or conditions for the 2026 fiscal year.