MI SB0264

Prohibits the sale of cigarettes in Michigan unless tested according to ASTM standard E2187-04 and meeting a performance standard where no more than 25% of tested cigarettes exhibit full-length burns.

Requires manufacturers to file written certifications with the Department of Energy, Labor, and Economic Growth attesting that cigarettes meet fire safety standards, with recertification required every 3 years.

Imposes a certification fee of $1,250.00 per brand family, with revenue deposited into the Fire Safety Standard and Firefighter Protection Act Enforcement Fund for testing and enforcement activities.

Establishes civil penalties ranging from $100 per pack (maximum $100,000 per 30-day period for manufacturers; $25,000 for retail dealers) for selling non-compliant cigarettes, and $75,000 to $100,000 for false certifications.

Requires cigarette packages to be marked with visible compliance indicators such as "FSC" (Fire Standards Compliant) or markings approved for sale in New York; effective January 1, 2010.