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2007:			December - November - October - September - August - July - June - May - April - March - February - January
	December
		• 27 -	December 27, 2007 - Statewide drunk driving holiday crackdown continues into new year
		• 26 -	December 26, 2007 - State Police: No Change in Traffic Fatalities During 2007 Operation C.A.R.E. Lifesaver Weekend
		• 19 -	December 19, 2007 - State Police Participate in National Holiday Lifesaver Weekend
		• 17 -	137 Fugitives Arrested During 3-Day Sweep
		• 12 -	Marijuana Eradication Efforts Continue
		• 03 -	Ribbon cutting and open house for $5.4 million National Guard Reserve Center in Shiawassee County
		• 01 -	Jackson based Michigan Army National Guard unit to be honored Saturday for OIF deployment
	November
		• 30 -	Police Officers Trained to Teach T.E.A.M. in Michigan
		• 26 -	State Police Report Decrease in Traffic Fatalities During 2007 Thanksgiving Holiday Weekend
		• 19 -	Patrols Dedicated for Thanksgiving Weekend
		• 19 -	Michigan pilgrims need to fasten belts, drive sober
		• 09 -	November Begins as Busy Month for Child Predators
		• 05 -	Motor Carrier Officer Seizes 1200 Pounds Marijuana
		• 05 -	Students Pledge Safe Schools
		• 02 -	231 Trucks Placed Out of Service for Safety Violations
		• 01 -	Michigan Army National Guard unit's deployment to Iraq honored on Saturday Soldiers, families, and employers thanked for support of OIF; tribute to four Fallen Heroes
		• 01 -	Return to standard time is dangerous for pedestrians
	October
		• 25 -	Drunk drivers beware this Halloween
		• 23 -	State Offers Trick-or-Treat Food Safety Tips
		• 23 -	89% Of School Buses Pass State Inspection
		• 22 -	National Operation Targets Unsafe Truck Drivers
		• 19 -	State Police Oppose House Bill 4749
		• 15 -	Michigan observes Teen Driver Safety Week through partnership with Ford
		• 15 -	Supplemental Assistance to City of Fenton is Not Warranted at This Time
		• 12 -	Troopers Compete In Annual Pistol Competition
		• 10 -	MSP School Bus Inspectors Ensure Students Ride Safely
		• 09 -	Genesee, Saginaw Unsolved Cases Get A Boost
		• 05 -	Michigan Army National Guard personnel unit home from Kuwait Sunday Soldiers return to Joint Force Headquarters, Lansing
		• 05 -	Michigan Nonprofit Organizations Awarded Funding for Preparedness Training
		• 02 -	Domestic Violence Board launches teen dating violence Web site Granholm declares October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month
		• 02 -	Quarterly Sex Offender Verification Period Underway
	September
		• 28 -	Partial Shutdown of the Michigan State Police
		• 27 -	Michigan Army National Guard medical units home from Iraq, Soldiers return to Grand Ledge and Ypsilanti Armories
		• 25 -	Cold Case Team Investigating 1970 Homicide
		• 24 -	185 Fugitives Arrested During 3-Day Sweep
		• 21 -	Michigan Army National Guard Soldiers return home from Iraq Soldiers from Kingsford, Owosso, Pontiac and Taylor
		• 21 -	Over 1,200 Trucks Inspected During 24-Hour Operation Spanning Five States
		• 20 -	National POWMIA Recognition Day - September 21, 2007
		• 20 -	State Police Labs Retain National Accreditation
		• 18 -	US Air Force Selects Developer for Enhanced Use Leasing Project at Selfridge Air National Guard Base (SANGB)
		• 18 -	Ribbon Cutting Ceremony to be Held at Hart's Lake Property
		• 17 -	Over 1,000 drunk driving arrests made during crackdown
		• 14 -	Damage Assessment Does Not Support Requests for State Declarations
		• 13 -	A "Ride to Remember", ceremony, and prayer vigil will be held Saturday
		• 11 -	Multi-State Enforcement Targets Unsafe Trucks
		• 07 -	Fort Custer to host Freedom Hunt for disabled hunters
		• 05 -	Michigan National Guard to host support group for families of fallen military service members
		• 05 -	Citizens Encouraged to Prepare Before Disaster Strikes
		• 05 -	Gov. Granholm declares September as Infant Safe Sleep Month
		• 04 -	State Police Lab Uses Technology to Improve Efficiency in CODIS Unit
	August
		• 31 -	Kalamazoo Teens Graduate From Leadership Academy
		• 30 -	Statewide Outdoor Effort by Michigan State Police and Anheuser-Busch Emphasizes Seat Belts, Designated Drivers
		• 17 -	Saginaw Teens Graduate From Leadership Academy
		• 16 -	Governor Granholm Signs Proclamation Banning Outdoor Burning in 75 Michigan Counties
		• 16 -	Statewide drunk driving crackdown begins
		• 15 -	Wanted Sex Offenders Web Site Results in 14 Arrests in First Year
		• 13 -	NEW DRUNK DRIVING AD CAMPAIGN INTRODUCES CRACKDOWN THEME
		• 09 -	Over 100 Police, School Officials Trained in Bullying Prevention
		• 08 -	National Recalls Of Consumer Products
		• 03 -	Jackson-based 107th Quartermaster Battalion returns home
		• 03 -	MDOT verifies safety and condition of Michigan's continuous deck truss bridges
		• 03 -	Out of State Officers Attend State Police Driving School
		• 03 -	Pontiac Teens Graduate From Leadership Academy
	July
		• 27 -	Mileage Restrictions for Enforcement Activities Lifted
		• 20 -	Law Enforcement Officers Across Michigan to Patrol High-Crash Intersections
		• 18 -	Michigan Emergency Responders Better Prepared for Potential Disasters
		• 11 -	Flags to be lowered for one day on Friday, July 13, 2007, in honor of Army Private First Class Joseph A. Miracle of Ortonville, who died on July 5 while on active duty in Afghanistan.
		• 10 -	Michigan Safety Belt Use Remains High, Steady
		• 09 -	State Police Report Decrease in Traffic Fatalities During Holiday Period
		• 03 -	New Mascot Helps Troopers Educate Children
	June
		• 29 -	Operation C.A.R.E. Marks 30 Years of Safety
		• 29 -	Drunk Driving, Safety Belt Patrols Planned Week of July 4
		• 28 -	Summer is Peak Season for Lightning
		• 27 -	Clean Beaches Week Encourages Safety
		• 25 -	Consumers: use caution when applying insect repellents Improper use of repellents containing DEET can be harmful to children
		• 22 -	Public Information Officers Test State Communications Response
		• 21 -	Multi-State Enforcement Operation Nets Unsafe Trucks
		• 21 -	High School Students Experience Trooper Training
		• 21 -	Crime Stoppers of Michigan Launches Speak Up! Campaign
		• 19 -	Over 200 Fugitives Arrested During 3-Day Sweep
		• 15 -	Flags to be lowered for one day on Tuesday, June 19, 2007, in honor of Army National Guard Sergeant Matthew Soper, age 25 of Jackson, who died on June 6 while on active duty in Bayil, Iraq.
		• 13 -	Ionia Resident Arrested for Copper Theft
		• 08 -	Gomez-Mesquita Named Deputy Director
		• 08 -	News Release - Officers Issue 18,000 Safety Belt Citations During Click It or Ticket
		• 07 -	Michigan Army National Guard Soldiers Participate in Latvian Exercise
		• 05 -	Students Recognized for Work on Classic Police Cruisers
		• 04 -	Michigan Participates in International Truck Inspection Program
		• 02 -	Detroit area Michigan Army National Guard Soldiers recognized for Operation Iraqi Freedom service
	May
		• 31 -	Selfridge presses forward with Enhanced Use Leasing
		• 30 -	Fire Investigator Arrested for Planting Evidence
		• 30 -	State Police Report Decrease in Traffic Fatalities During 2007 Memorial Day Holiday Weekend
		• 30 -	Governor Granholm Declares June Youth Employment Month in Michigan DLEG Offers Tips for Teens Finding Employment and Staying Safe on the Job
		• 29 -	Statement from the family of Michigan National Guard Soldier, Sgt. Phillip J. LaBonte
		• 29 -	Don't take a wrong tack when boating - put safety first
		• 29 -	Livonia Resident Arrested for Criminal Sexual Conduct
		• 24 -	Flags to be lowered Thursday, May 24, 2007, to honor Army National Guard Sergeant Thomas G. Wright of Holly, 38
		• 24 -	Flags to be lowered Friday, May 25, 2007, to honor Army Private First Class Daniel W. Courneya of Nashville, age 19
		• 24 -	Safety Belt Enforcement Zones In Effect Until June 3
		• 23 -	State Police: Buckle Up and Drive Safe This Weekend
		• 21 -	Safety belt enforcement zones to blanket state
		• 18 -	Michigan National Guard Soldier from Holly, Mich., dies of health related injury while serving in Iraq
		• 18 -	New Division Focuses On Traffic Safety
		• 17 -	Truckers Reminded: Buckle Up Or Pay Up
		• 17 -	Troopers Participate In Operation C.A.R.E. Buckle-Up Week
		• 14 -	National advertising blitz launches Click It or Ticket campaign
		• 14 -	Maco Concrete Pleads No Contest to the Felony Charge of a MIOSHA Violation Causing Death and Agrees to Pay $10,000 Fine Company's Criminal Sentencing Scheduled on May 31st in Oakland County
		• 03 -	News Release: Police Target Drug Crime During National Effort - Over 200 arrested in statewide sweep
		• 03 -	Michigan highway work zones safer; more must be done to reduce crashes
		• 02 -	National Guard Soldiers depart Taylor Armory for Texas, then Iraq Soldiers from Detroit, Lansing, Grand Rapids, Upper Peninsula
	April
		• 25 -	Ribbon cutting and Open House for New Army Aviation facility in Grand Ledge
		• 18 -	Special Truck Enforcement Operations Underway
		• 17 -	Michigan Rubber Products to Receive State's Highest Ergonomic Award
		• 16 -	Flags to be Flown Half-Staff Tuesday, Wednesday for Servicemen Killed in Iraq to Honor Army Specialist Levi K. Hoover of Midland and Army Sergeant Todd A. Singleton of Muskegon
		• 16 -	Michigan Department of Human Services Summarily Suspends the Group Day Care Home License, #DG830261360, of Nicole Fryhover
		• 13 -	National Guard Soldiers depart from Taylor Armory for Texas, then Iraq
		• 13 -	Flags to be Flown Half-Staff Friday for Serviceman Killed in Iraq in honor of Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Joseph C. Schwedler of Crystal Falls
		• 13 -	News Release: Michigan Recognized for Truck Safety
		• 10 -	National Telecommunications Week Recognizes Michigan's 2,000 Emergency Telecommunicators
		• 09 -	Benton Harbor Teens Graduate from Leadership Academy
		• 06 -	Governor Granholm's Statement on Agreement to Temporarily Avert State Trooper Layoffs
		• 06 -	Official Statement: Trooper Layoffs Averted PDF
		• 05 -	Two Michigan Officials Named to Federal Traffic Safety Advisory Committee
		• 05 -	3,200 Residents Take Advantage of Email Notification
		• 05 -	3,200 Residents Take Advantage of Email Notification
		• 03 -	News Release : Citizen Corps Programs Awarded Federal Grants
	March
		• 30 -	Marquette area Michigan Army National Guard Soldiers recognized for Operation Iraqi Freedom service
		• 30 -	Police Officers Trained to Teach T.E.A.M. in Michigan
		• 29 -	STATE'S TRAFFIC DEATHS DECLINE FOR FOURTH YEAR Traffic injuries fell 9 percent in 2006
		• 29 -	Granholm Applauds House Action to Protect Jobs for Military Personnel Serving Overseas
		• 27 -	Routine Inspection Nets 890 Pounds of Marijuana
		• 23 -	Cox Warns Consumers About Michigan Divorce Online
		• 20 -	Deputy Director Retires After 25 Years With Michigan State Police
		• 16 -	"Safe Routes to School" training scheduled in Escanaba
		• 15 -	Air Show Scheduled at Selfridge
		• 14 -	Officers across Michigan to launch patrols for drunk drivers St. Patrick's Day weekend
		• 12 -	MDCH Warns Of Illegal Cosmetic Silicone Injections
		• 09 -	Experts to Address Hot Issues in Traffic Safety
		• 08 -	Boaters urged to 'keep eyes open' to aid homeland security
		• 07 -	Company F puts Soldiers to the test with Annual LRS Challenge
		• 06 -	Michigan Implements New Identification Requirements For Intrastate Trucks
		• 02 -	Red Devils return to Michigan
		• 02 -	Approximately 155 Soldiers of the1071st Maintenance Company, Michigan Army National Guard, families, and employees to be honored
		• 02 -	Approximately 140 Soldiers of the 238th Aviation Battalion, Michigan Army National Guard, families, and employees to be honored
	February
		• 22 -	Marquette Resident Named 2006 Trooper Of The Year
		• 22 -	Perry Resident Named 2006 Civilian Of The Year
		• 22 -	Secretary Land welcomes Chertoff's pledge to continue talks on dual-passport initiative
		• 21 -	Owner of Carpet Xpress & Floors Pleads Guilty to Defrauding Customers
		• 21 -	Clare Physician Has License Summarily Suspended
		• 08 -	National Child Passenger Safety Week is opportunity to ensure children are riding safely
		• 06 -	Granholm Says Michigan Must Invest in Its People
		• 06 -	Grayling Forensic Scientist Receives First Annual Award
		• 02 -	Official Statement: "Speeding Ticket Frenzy" is a Hoax
		• 01 -	Newaygo Post Trooper Receives Lifesaving Award
	January
		• 31 -	FANG Officers Seize Hundreds Of Pounds of Marijuana
		• 31 -	Over $2 Million in Cocaine Seized From Commercial Vehicle
		• 30 -	Granholm Lauds Traffic Safety Milestones - Michigan now ranks No. 2 in safety belt use
		• 30 -	Pass the Car Keys This Super Bowl Weekend - Designate a sober driver; extra officers will be on patrol
		• 26 -	Anonymous Tip Leads To Arrest Of Wanted Sex Offender
		• 26 -	Auto Theft Detectives Crack Stolen Car Ring; Over $550,000 in Vehicles Recovered
		• 25 -	DoD Identifies Army Casualties: SPC Brandon L. Stout
		• 19 -	Selfridge unit in place in Iraq
		• 12 -	Mich. deploys more airmen from Selfridge
		• 08 -	The Michigan Army National Guard will host an open house at the Charlotte Armory
		• 08 -	Keep your family safe this winter season: Slow Down and Don't Crowd the Plow!
		• 03 -	Granholm Signs Bill Creating New Protection from Identity Theft, Says More Can Be Done
		• 03 -	Email Notification Option Now Part Of Public Sex Offender Registry


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