Michigan HB4664 prohibits blocking a state highway during an assembly, with specific exemptions for charitable solicitations.

Michigan HB4664 amends the state's civil rights law to prohibit blocking a state highway while participating in an assembly of 10 or more individuals, classifying it as a misdemeanor. The law exempts individuals soliciting contributions on behalf of a charitable or civic organization during daylight hours, provided certain conditions are met, such as maintaining $500,000 in liability insurance and wearing high-visibility safety apparel. Local governments must ensure their regulations comply with these provisions by September 25, 2017.

Michigan HB4664 prohibits blocking a state highway during an assembly, with specific exemptions for charitable solicitations.

Michigan HB4664 amends the state's civil rights law to prohibit blocking a state highway while participating in an assembly of 10 or more individuals, classifying it as a misdemeanor. The law exempts individuals soliciting contributions on behalf of a charitable or civic organization during daylight hours, provided certain conditions are met, such as maintaining $500,000 in liability insurance and wearing high-visibility safety apparel. Local governments must ensure their regulations comply with these provisions by September 25, 2017.