MI SB1112

Expands Michigan's bottle deposit law to include wine, liquor, and mixed spirit drinks in addition to existing beverages (soft drinks, beer, malt beverages), and adds noncarbonated drinks.

Prohibits dealers from selling nonreturnable containers; requires 10-cent minimum deposit and refund for all covered beverage containers sold in the state.

Creates beverage container handling fund and resource recovery fund to allocate revenues from unredeemed deposits: 1.5% to EGLE staffing, 6% to marketing/compliance, 1.5% to LARA staffing, 6% to enforcement fund, and 85% to system improvement grants.

Establishes bottle bill enforcement fund for Department of State Police and Attorney General enforcement, with 50% split between the two departments to investigate violations.

Requires Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy to publish annual performance data on deposit return rates, container redemptions by material type and county, and fund values by April 1 each year.

Takes effect only if approved by Michigan voters at the November 3, 2026 general election; becomes effective 6 months after official declaration of results.