Michigan § 460.10s - Low-income and energy assistance programs; availability of federal funds.
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§ 460.10s. Low-income and energy assistance programs; availability of federal funds.
The commission shall monitor the extent to which federal funds are available for low-income and energy assistance programs. If there is a reduction in the amount of the federal funds available to residents in this state, the commission shall conduct a hearing to determine the amount of funds available and the need, if any, for supplemental funding. Upon completion of the hearing, the commission shall prepare a report and submit it to the governor and the legislature.
Source: official Michigan text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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