Establishes the public safety and violence prevention fund and outlines distribution of its revenues.

The bill establishes the public safety and violence prevention fund in the Michigan Department of Treasury. It consists of money from the general sales tax act, donations, and investments. The fund's revenues are to be distributed to cities, villages, townships, and counties for public safety and violence prevention purposes. The distribution is based on the size of the police force and the rate of violent crime. The bill also outlines restrictions on the use of the funds, such as prohibiting the purchase of tactical police vehicles and the use of facial recognition technology.

Establishes the public safety and violence prevention fund and outlines distribution of its revenues.

The bill establishes the public safety and violence prevention fund in the Michigan Department of Treasury. It consists of money from the general sales tax act, donations, and investments. The fund's revenues are to be distributed to cities, villages, townships, and counties for public safety and violence prevention purposes. The distribution is based on the size of the police force and the rate of violent crime. The bill also outlines restrictions on the use of the funds, such as prohibiting the purchase of tactical police vehicles and the use of facial recognition technology.