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ALT Governor Whitmer speaks at a podium near the waterfront at the Belle Isle press conference.
ALT Michigan EGLE Director Phil Roos speaking at the Belle Isle press conference about upcoming river cleanup and restoration efforts.
ALT DNR Director Scott Bowen speaks at podium with multiple microphones on a grassy area near a waterfront.
ALT Participants stand on a grassy area near the waterfront, reviewing large project display boards on easels. The boards show maps, aerial images and habitat restoration project information. Buildings across the water are visible in the distance.
ALT A person sits in a library with bookshelves in the background, resting their chin on their hand. Below, a press release reads: "Nearly $1.8 million awarded to six Michigan colleges to increase adult enrollment." The MiLEAP logo is in the bottom right corner.
ALT A yellow exclamation point warning on a blue background, accompanied by the text "SIGMA Vendor Self-Service maintenance Aug. 22-23, 2026."
ALT Blue graphic titled ‘Making College More Affordable’ featuring a photo of college students moving across a busy campus. The graphic highlights $2.2 billion to sustain university and community college operations, $532 million for the Michigan Achievement Scholarship, $25 million to expand Michigan Reconnect for adult learners age 21 and older, and $1.3 billion in capital outlay projects across 27 institutions.
ALT Navy graphic titled 'Growing Michigan's Economy' with four blue investment boxes: $68.5M for small business, community growth & entrepreneurship; $9M for Pure Michigan; $5.3M to establish a Maritime and Port Facility Office; $2.3M for the Office of Rural Prosperity plus $4M Rural Development Fund.
ALT A phone pulling up a mobile view of the Final Signed Budget Bills webpage on the State Budget Office Website.
ALT Michigan’s FY27 budget continues to help lower costs for Michigan families. Free school meals for 1.4 million students save families $1,000 per year. The Working Families Tax Credit provides an average of $3,900 in relief. The retirement tax rollback saves seniors $1,000 per year. Tips, overtime, and Social Security are tax-free for workers and seniors.
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ALT People engaging with educational robots in a gymnasium. Text on the image announces a press release about $135 million available for expanding before-school, after-school, and summer learning in Michigan. The MiLEAP logo is present.
ALT The FY27 budget makes sure every Kid Reads, Eats, and Succeeds, investing $502M to support student literacy and achievement, $96.1M for free Pre-K for 68,000+ kids—saving families $14,000/year, $135M for expanded before- and after-school programs, $50M for high-impact tutoring, and $50M in grants for high-quality literacy programs
ALT Michigan Helped More Than 225,000 Michiganders Find Jobs in 2025, Strengthening the State's Position as a National Workforce Leader
ALT A blue tinted image of the Michigan State Capitol Building with the text, "Governor Whitmer Signs FY27 Budget."
ALT Gov. Whitmer gathers with a large group of adults and children in a classroom-like setting for a bill signing event. In the center, she sits at a small wooden table and holds up a document. Bookshelves and classroom-like furnishings are visible in the background.
ALT Gov. Whitmer listens to a speaker standing at a podium at a bill signing event. Other individuals in professional attire stand nearby, listening. A sign on the podium reads “EVERY KID EATS, READS, SUCCEEDS.” Colorful children’s books and shelves are visible in the background.
ALT Graphic with text that reads: NEWS RELEASE State of Michigan owned facilities reduce energy usage, saving taxpayers $81 million #DTMBnewsroom Michigan.gov/DTMBnewsroom
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ALT A special guest helped make Celebrate Your Child Literacy Day even more memorable! Bluey entertained attendees and joined Dr. Sophia Lafayette-Lause, MiLEAP Director of Early Learning and Family Supports; Dawn Kalkman, MiLEAP Education Consultant Manager; and Becky Gorinac, St. Clair County RESA Director of Early Childhood Services, for a photo during the record-breaking literacy event at Pine River Nature Center in Goodells, Michigan.
ALT A mobile library truck is parked outdoors on a sunny day, with groups of people gathered around tables displaying books and brochures. The truck features colorful graphics of diverse individuals and social media icons. Families and individuals appear to be engaging with the materials and enjoying the event. Trees and a parking area filled with vehicles are visible in the background.
ALT A group of people is gathered outdoors under trees, some sitting at picnic tables and others standing near tables with items. A stroller is in the foreground, and there are chairs set up nearby. It appears to be a community event or gathering.
ALT Five people stand on a wooden ramp in front of a log building, holding a banner that reads, "Celebrate Your Child!" The setting is outdoors with greenery and a clear sky.