Bill > HB4249

This bill appropriates $1,445,666,400 for the Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2024. * **Departmental Administration and Support:** $40,674,100 for general departmental operations, including staff, administrative hearings, investigations, and facilities management. * **Water Resources Division:** $81,034,000 for programs related to aquatic nuisance control, coastal management, groundwater discharge permits, Great Lakes restoration, NPDES permits, surface water monitoring, and wetlands. * **Air Quality Division:** $35,511,100 for air quality programs, including emissions monitoring and permitting. * **Remediation and Redevelopment Division:** $116,124,200 for contaminated site investigations, cleanup, emergency actions, and superfund cleanup. * **Underground Storage Tank Authority:** $20,095,600 for the underground storage tank cleanup program. * **Renewing Michigan's Environment:** $76,298,800 for information management and environmental renewal programs. * **Information Technology:** $9,240,100 for IT services and projects. * **Drinking Water and Environmental Health:** $37,094,500 for drinking water programs, environmental health initiatives, and lead line replacement. * **Materials Management Division:** $31,294,700 for hazardous waste management, pollution prevention, recycling initiatives, and scrap tire programs. * **Oil, Gas, and Minerals Division:** $22,469,700 for oil, gas, and mineral services, including remediation of orphaned wells. * **Water Infrastructure:** $413,829,600 for lead service line replacement, municipal assistance, and water state revolving funds. * **One-Time Appropriations:** $562,000,000 for various initiatives including lead line replacement, drinking water asset management, healthy hydration programs, water state revolving funds, critical mineral recycling research, dam risk reduction, environmental justice contaminated site cleanup, and propane resiliency.