MI HB5063

Adds June 18 and 19 to the list of days when local governments cannot regulate the ignition, discharge, and use of consumer fireworks before 11:45 p.m., establishing protections for Juneteenth celebrations.

Clarifies existing language in the Michigan fireworks safety act regarding local government authority, changing "pertaining" to "that pertains" and "regulating" to "that regulates" for grammatical consistency.

Maintains existing civil fine structure of $1,000 per violation of local fireworks use ordinances, with $500 remitted to the local law enforcement agency responsible for enforcement.

Preserves local government authority to regulate the sale, display, storage, transportation, and distribution of fireworks, while restricting their ability to limit use during specified holiday periods including New Year's Eve, Memorial Day weekend, Independence Day period, Labor Day weekend, and Juneteenth.

Becomes effective only if both HB 5064 and HB 5065 are enacted into law in the 101st Legislature.