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Email: MSPBiometrics@michigan.gov
Phone: 517-582-1993
The Biometrics and Identification Division was formed in 2011 for its strong emphasis on the sciences and technologies critical to public safety. Michigan was the first state agency to establish a dedicated biometrics division. In the last decade, the division has progressed to include the specialty areas of polygraph, forensic audio/video analysis, ten-print and palmprint identification, facial identification, forensic art, and DNA. The consolidation of these critical disciplines into a single division has allowed for advancement in these areas and expedited the growth of biometrics within Michigan, transforming the MSP into a national model for best practices. The mission of the division is to securely and ethically identify individuals using innovative science and technology to increase public and officer safety and help bring justice to victims.
The Polygraph Section is available to law enforcement partners and the criminal justice system to assist in solving crimes through the use of validated psychological and physiological techniques.
Law enforcement agencies may contact the Polygraph Section at 517-636-0465 or MSPPolygraph@Michigan.gov.
For after hours requests, please contact MSP Operations: 517-241-8000.
