MI HB5653

Adds immediate service shutoff authority for providers when fire code officials determine a high-hazard condition exists, requiring providers to report addresses with high-hazard usage patterns to fire code officials upon request.

Requires fire code officials to contact customers within 24 hours of receiving shutoff notifications and notify customers of their service disconnection within 24 hours after the provider shuts off service.

Defines "high-hazard condition" as a situation where usage consistently exceeds distribution system equipment capacity, is impractical to remediate, and poses high risk to system integrity, service reliability, safety, or property.

Exempts immediate shutoffs under high-hazard conditions from standard 10-day notice requirements, weekend/holiday restrictions, and the requirement for attempts to contact customers before disconnection.

Repeals provisions creating the vulnerable household warmth fund (subsections 19-22) and related definitions for eligible senior citizens and vulnerable customers.