The Michigan Senate convened on May 29, 2025, to address a range of legislative matters, including the introduction of several bills and the appointment of new members to various state boards and commissions.

One of the key discussions involved the receipt of a performance audit report from the Office of the Auditor General, focusing on the handling and safeguarding of physical media and devices within the Michigan Department of State Police's computer crimes unit. This report has been referred to the Committee on Oversight for further examination.

Governor Gretchen Whitmer made several appointments, which were also referred to the Committee on Government Operations. Notable appointments included Russ Kalina and Rick Fiddler to the Michigan Aeronautics Commission, and Ayesha Faruque to the Child Abuse Neglect Prevention Board.

The Senate introduced multiple bills, primarily concerning amendments to existing laws. Among these were Senate Bills 328 and 329, both aimed at amending the insurance code of 1956, and several bills related to law enforcement practices, including Senate Bill 333, which requires law enforcement agencies to adopt specific policies on the use of force. These bills have been referred to the Committee on Civil Rights, Judiciary, and Public Safety for review.

Additionally, the Senate received several House bills, including one to designate Harrison Township as "Boat Town USA" and multiple amendments to the Michigan Memorial Highway Act. These bills were also assigned to relevant committees for further consideration.

The session concluded with the Senate adjourning due to the absence of a quorum, with plans to reconvene on June 3, 2025, at 10 AM. This meeting highlighted ongoing legislative efforts in Michigan, particularly in areas related to public safety and governance.