MI SB0074

Designates June 19 as Juneteenth and establishes it as an official state holiday to be observed for all purposes regarding financial instruments, banking, court proceedings, and state business.

Reorganizes the list of state holidays in Michigan statute to include separate lettered subsections (a through m) for each holiday, with Juneteenth added as subsection (m).

Applies the holiday designation to presenting bills of exchange, bank checks, and promissory notes for payment or acceptance, protesting and notice of dishonor, and holding of courts.

Maintains existing provisions regarding Saturday half-holidays (12 noon to 12 midnight), banking operations, and the ability of banks and municipal offices to remain open at their discretion.

Updates statutory language throughout from "shall" to "does" and other modernized phrasing while preserving all substantive legal provisions regarding holidays and business operations.