Safety News

Safety & Security Newswire

• Wayne County Residents Urged to Report Flood Damage to Local Officials
• Stay Safe and Healthy During and After a Flood
• MPSC Urges Safety Around Utilities for those Affected by Flooding
• State Police: Safely Dispose of Unwanted Meds on Saturday; All 30 MSP Posts to Serve as Medication Disposal Sites
• MSP Statement on the Guilty Verdict in Trial of Mark Bessner
• National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week Recognizes Michigan's Emergency Telecommunicators
• Automobile Theft Prevention Authority (ATPA) Accepting Grant Applications for Prevention Programs
• 135th Trooper Recruit School Graduates; 101 Recruits Sworn In as State Police Troopers
• $25 Million in State Grant Funding Awarded to Support School Safety Initiatives in Michigan
• Outdoor Warning Siren Use Limited During Tornado Drill
• Statewide Tornado Drill Scheduled for March 27; Severe Weather Awareness Week is March 24-30
• State Police Encourage Michiganders to Prepare Before Severe Weather Strikes; Severe Weather Awareness Week is March 24-30
• Michigan Traffic Safety Summit March 19-20
• State Police to Focus on Impaired Driving During St. Patrick's Day Operation C.A.R.E.
• State Police: High Winds to Impact the Lower Peninsula Sunday
• 30 Officers Graduate from T.E.A.M. School Liaison Program
• Grand Rapids Residents May be Eligible for Replacement if they Lost Food Assistance Benefits Due to Storm Power Outage
• Another Round of Snow and Freezing Rain to Impact Michigan
• State Police Warns of Malicious Email Campaign
• Use Caution During Snow and Freezing Rain
• DNR Temporarily Suspends Permit Requirement to Collect Fuelwood on State Land
• Statement from Michigan Public Service Commission Chairman concerning gas supply
• State Fire Marshal Urges Home Heating Safety as Bitter Temps Grip Michigan
• Subject: State Offices Will Remain Closed on Thursday, Jan. 31, 2019
• Utility Shutoffs Suspended during this Week's Bitterly Cold Weather