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1457 E 12 MILE RDMADISON HTS., MI 48071WWW.MIFOP.COMMichael SaugerPresidentJohn MarascoVice PresidentJohn OusnamerSecretaryKenneth WillisTreasurerTodd Gilchrist2nd VPMandi BeasingerSgt-At-ArmsPat BuckleyTrustee ChairJoseph AdamsNational TrusteeDistrict TrusteesJason BingamanKathryn SeedorffDaniel HeythalerRyan SchroerluckeMarc CurtisBrad PeterSteve WarrenPaul JohnsonMark YoungJames StarnesMichael ParisekGary BoudreauLabor ServicesDavid WillisJune 21, 2024Brothers and Sisters,On behalf of the Board of Trustees, PastPresidents, and Staff, I want to welcome you tothe 80th Michigan Fraternal Order of Police StateConference celebrating 85 years as a State Lodge. Over the next few days, we will be doing the workof the State Lodge, setting our direction for thenext two years. While we have included somegreat events for the Fraternalism, the businesssessions are just as important. Again, thank youfor taking the time out to attend, and participate,and we look forward to an exciting and successfulconference! If there is anything that you need during thisweekend, please reach out to any of us!Fraternally,Michael SaugerState President

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Michigan Fraternal Order of Police 80th State Conference Agenda ** TIME CERTAIN – ALL OTHER TIMES APPROXIMATE SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 2024 8:00a – 1:00p Registration Pre-Function Space 8:00a – 9:00a Breakfast Ballroom C 9:00a* Call To Order Ballroom C Presentation of Colors Opening Prayer Introduction of Guests Appointment of Credential Committee Roll Call of Delegates Approval of Minutes Conference Committee Assignments (Election, Resolutions, Grievance) Peace Officer of the Year Award Herb Adams Member of the Year Award 10:45a Preliminary Report of Credential Committee Officers Reports • President-Mike Sauger • Vice President-John Marasco • Secretary-John Ousnamer • Treasurer-Ken Willis • 2nd Vice President-Todd Gilchrist • Sgt-At-Arms-Mandi Beasinger • National Trustee-Joe Adams • Trustee Chairman-Pat Buckley-District 9 • District 1-Jason Bingaman • District 2-Kathy Seedorff • District 3-Daniel Heythaler • District 4-Ryan Schroerlucke • District 5-Marc Curtis • District 6-Brad Peter

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Michigan Fraternal Order of Police 80th State Conference Agenda ** TIME CERTAIN – ALL OTHER TIMES APPROXIMATE • District 7-Steve Warren • District 8-Paul Johnson • District 10-Mark Young • District 11-James Starnes • District 12-Mike Parisek • District 13-Gary Boudreau • Past President – Riley Holland 1975-77 • Past President – Joel Otting 1995-97 • Past President – John Buczek 1997-99 • Past President – John Kirkpatrick 2005-08 • Past President – Harold West 2011-14 • Auxiliary President – Debbie Swofford 11:15a ** Constitution & Bylaw Changes – John Ousnamer 15-Minute to Recess to Elect District Trustees 12:00p ** Nominations of State Officers (3 minute speech for contested positions) Legislative Report – Sandi Jones MHSA Labor Report – Dave Willis 1:00p Lunch / Recess 3:30p Museum Shuttles (Meet shuttles in lobby) 4:00p – 9:00p Gilmore Classic Car Museum

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Michigan Fraternal Order of Police 80th State Conference Agenda ** TIME CERTAIN – ALL OTHER TIMES APPROXIMATE SUNDAY, JUNE 23, 2024 8:30a – Close Registration 8:30a-9:30a Continental Breakfast 9:00a ** Call To Order Report of Credential Committee Michigan FOP Foundation Report Michigan FOP 527 Political Action Fund Report Michigan Law Enforcement Memorial – Finish Officer Reports (If Necessary) Committee Reports • Site Committee • Ways & Means Committee • Training & Education Committee • MCOLES • Special Olympics / LETR • State 911 Committee – Dave Willis • Michigan Sheriff Training Council Bills Communications Members Sick or In Distress Unfinished Business • Elections If Necessary Good of the Order • Installation of Officers Adjournment Post Conference Board Meeting 30 Minutes After Close of Business

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80th State Conference Roll Call of DelegatesMike Sauger PresidentJohn Marasco Vice PresidentJohn Ousnamer SecretaryKen Willis TreasurerTodd Gilchrist Second Vice PresidentMandi Beasinger Sergeant-At-ArmsJoseph Adams Imm Past PresidentJason Bingaman District 1Kathryn Seedorff District 2Dan Heythaler District 3District 4Marc Curtis District 5Brad Peter District 6Steve Warren District 7Paul Johnson District 8Pat Buckley District 9District 10James Starnes District 11Michael Parisek District 12District 13District 14Joseph AdamsRiley HollandDave HillerRandy MasonJoel OttingJohn BuczekJohn KirkpatrickHarold WestSTATE LODGE OFFICERSDISTRICT TRUSTEESNATIONAL TRUSTEE AND PAST STATE PRESIDENTPAST STATE PRESIDENTS

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80th State Conference Roll Call of DelegatesSOUTH OAKLAND LODGE NO. 130 - 5 DELEGATESSTANLEY CLARK SW OAKLAND LODGE NO. 128 - 5 DELEGATESTodd AllenChet OpolskiArt WargoJim GreenLIVINGSTON COUNTY LODGE NO. 194 - 3 DELEGATESJAMES R. LAFNEAR METRO PONTIAC LODGE NO. 132 - 6 DELEGATESMarty BoschGary ClarkMarty GibbonsCharles YonGary KraftBrian YorkJonathon GreenDon GundyJohn Jex JrDISTRICT NO. 11 DELEGATESGREAT LAKES LODGE NO. 200/LODGE AT LARGE - 4 DELEGATESDouglas PolancihErik HamiltonJohn Shier

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FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE STATE LODGE OF MICHIGAN 1457 E 12 Mile Road Madison Heights, MI 48071· (517) 367-8000 · FAX (517) 367-8262 79th Annual State Conference-Shanty Creek June 11, 2022 I. Meeting Called to Order: President Mike Sauger 9:00 AM a. Special Guest Speaker Representative John Damoose b. Opening Prayer-Chaplain Pete Warack c. Introduction of Guests-Mike Sauger i. National Treasurer James Smallwood ii. National Chairman of Trustees Rob Pride iii. Illinois State Lodge State President Chris Southwood w/ Trustees Jeff McBrair and Dan Tripper iv. Indiana State Lodge-Labor Director Patty VanTill v. Ohio State Lodge-Past State President & Past National Vice President Jay McDonald d. Appointment of the Credentials Committee-Mike Sauger i. Matt Minard, Marchello Brown and James Starnes e. Roll Call of Officers-Secretary-John Ousnamer President-Mike Sauger Immediate Past President-Joe Adams Vice President-John Marasco Secretary-John Ousnamer Treasurer-Ken Willis 2nd Vice President-Todd Gilchrist Sgt-At-Arms-Mandi Beasinger National Trustee-Joe Adams Trustee Chairman-Pat Buckley-District 9 Trustees District 1-Ruthie Gillette District 2-Pam Lasley District 3-Daniel Heythaler District 4-Curt Dennis District 5-Curtis Franks District 6-Brad Peter-appointed District 7-Steve Warren-appointed District 8-Paul Johnson District 10-Mark Young-Excused District 11-John Shier

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FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE STATE LODGE OF MICHIGAN 1457 E 12 Mile Road Madison Heights, MI 48071· (517) 367-8000 · FAX (517) 367-8262 District 12-Mike Parisek District 13-Gary Boudreau Past State Presidents John Buczek Dave Hiller Riley Holland Randy Mason Joel Otting Delegates District 1-No Changes District 2-No Changes District 3-No Changes District 4-Lodge 102 minus 2 District 5-No Changes District 6-Lodge 103 Hawk Vern absent District 7-No Changes District 8-Lodge 97 Jolanda Socito-had to leave District 9-No Changes District 10-No Changes District 11-Lodge 128-add Jim Starnes District 12-No Changes District 13-No Changes 3 empty chairs represent Past State Presidents J.P. Sadowski, Judd Price and Ken Nash! Motion by Ken Willis, 2nd by Curt Dennis to enter represent Past State Presidents J.P. Sadowski, Judd Price and Ken Nash as delegates to the 79th State Conference as they were lost to us since the last State Conference. PASSED. f. Approval of Last Meeting Minutes February 26, 2022 and Video Board Meeting April 22, 2022 1. Motion by Pat Buckley, 2nd by John Shier. PASSED. II. Officers Reports President-Mike Sauger-Completed Vice President-John Marasco-Completed Secretary-John Ousnamer-Completed Treasurer-Ken Willis-Completed 2nd Vice President-Todd Gilchrist-Completed Sgt-At-Arms-Mandi Beasinger-Completed 9:45 AM Pause Officers Reports

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FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE STATE LODGE OF MICHIGAN 1457 E 12 Mile Road Madison Heights, MI 48071· (517) 367-8000 · FAX (517) 367-8262 Presentation of the Peace Officer of Year Award-Mandi Beasinger 2 Recipients this year Ferndale Police Department Off. Nicholas Harding & Off. Edward Ungerman 9:51 Preliminary Report of Credentials Committee-Jim Starnes Preliminary report-99 delegates present 9:52 AM Continue Officers Reports National Trustee-Joe Adams-Completed National Treasurer James Smallwood-Completed National Chairman of the Trustees Rob Pride-Completed Trustees Trustee Chairman-Pat Buckley-District 9-Completed District 1-Ruthie Gillette-Completed Last Conference as Trustee-has served for 50 years! Presentation of certificate for her service. District 2-Pam Lasley-Completed District 3-Daniel Heythaler-Completed 10:40 AM Pause Officer Reports Herb Adams Member of the Year Award-John Buczek Recipient President Scott Taylor-Christopher M. Wouters Lodge 124 10:45 AM Continue Officers Reports District 4-Curt Dennis-Completed-Stepping down as Trustee District 5-Curtis Franks-Completed District 6-Brad Peter-Newly appointed-No Report District 7-Steve Warren-Newly appointed-No Report District 8-Paul Johnson-Completed Andy Bingel, President GRPOA-Update on P.O. Chris Schurr charged with murder in OIS District 10-Mark Young-Absent District 11-John Shier-Completed-Stepping down as Trustee District 12-Mike Parisek-Completed District 13-Gary Boudreau-Completed 11:00 AM Presentation to Mammoth for Support During COVID-19 Chad Monger-Mammoth Dist. Past Presidents Riley Holland-1975-77-Completed Dave Hiller-1991-93-Completed

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FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE STATE LODGE OF MICHIGAN 1457 E 12 Mile Road Madison Heights, MI 48071· (517) 367-8000 · FAX (517) 367-8262 Randy Mason-1993-95-Completed Joel Otting-1995-97-Completed John Buczek-1997-99-Completed Motion to accept the Officers Reports made by John Marasco, 2nd by Daniel Heythaler. PASSED 11:15 AM Constitution and By Laws-John Ousnamer I. CBL changes for the Michigan Fraternal Order of Police State Lodge a. Amendment 1. Article 5 Sec. F. Fiscal Year-change to July 1 to June 30 i. Motion by Todd Gilchrist, 2nd by Ken Willis. PASSED b. Amendment 2. Article 5 Sec. G. Annual Budget-and reported to the State Board of Trustees prior to the start of the fiscal year. i. Motion by Committee, 2nd by Committee. PASSED c. Amendment 3. Article 6 Sec. H-2. Conduct of Elections-printed ballot when requested. b. secure electronic ballot. i. Motion by Committee, 2nd by Committee. PASSED d. Amendment 4. Article 16 Sec. B, E & F Audit Committee i. Motion by Committee, 2nd by Committee. PASSED e. Amendment 5 Article 20 Sec. F. Subordinate Lodges-add Sec 2. Any subordinate Lodge that employs a professional fundraiser shall notify the State Lodge of the company hired, program dates, method of solicitation and territory that solicitations are to be made. i. Motion by Committee, 2nd by Committee. PASSED f. Amendment 6 Article 30 Sec B 3. Change mail to supply. 3a. Change mailed to emailed. i. Motion by Committee, 2nd by Committee. PASSED g. Amendment 7. Article 31 Sec. A3- Change Associate dues from $10 to $15 per year. i. Motion by Committee, 2nd by Committee. PASSED h. Amendment 8. By Laws Article 6 Sec. C Activity Reports- Change from monthly reports to biannually presentation. i. Motion by Committee, 2nd by Committee. PASSED i. Amendment 9. Article 7 Sec. B. State Executive Board Mandatory Written reports-within 60 days of State Conference. i. Motion by Committee, 2nd by Committee. PASSED j. Amendment 10. Article 7 Sec. C1. Budget Meeting-prior to July 1st. C2 prior to the start of the fiscal year.

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FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE STATE LODGE OF MICHIGAN 1457 E 12 Mile Road Madison Heights, MI 48071· (517) 367-8000 · FAX (517) 367-8262 i. Motion by Committee, 2nd by Committee. PASSED k. Amendment 11. Const. Article 6 Sec. A 2a. State Officers-Term of Office. Installed by a National Officer or at the next board meeting of the National Lodge. B. Close of the State biennial Conference. i. Motion by Committee, 2nd by Committee. PASSED 11:30 AM 15 minute recess to Elect of District Trustees 12:00 PM Nomination of State Officers President-Mike Parisek Lodge 124 nominate Mike Sauger-unopposed Vice President-Jim Starnes Lodge 128 nominate John Marasco-unopposed Secretary-Brian York Lodge 132 nominate John Ousnamer-unopposed Treasurer-Dave Willis Lodge 187 nominate Ken Willis-unopposed 2nd Vice President-Mark Curtis Lodge 99 nominate Todd Gilchrist-unopposed Sgt. At Arms-Lodge 141 nominate Mandi Beasinger-unopposed National Trustee-Mike Sauger Lodge 124 nominate Joe Adams-unopposed Motion by Dave Hiller, 2nd by John Buczek for the Secretary to cast a single ballot for the uncontested positions for election of the State Officers. PASSED III. Committee Reports a. Legislative-Mike Sauger for Sandi Jones-Completed b. Labor-Dave Willis & Mark Porter-Completed c. State 911 Committee-Dave Willis-Completed d. Special Olympics/LETR-Mandi Beasinger-Completed 1:30 PM Recess for the Day Sunday June 12, 2022 IV. Meeting Called to Order: President Mike Sauger 9:00 AM V. Report of the Credentials Committee a. 99 confirmed delegates at the conference VI. Michigan FOP Foundation Report-Joe Adams-Completed

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FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE STATE LODGE OF MICHIGAN 1457 E 12 Mile Road Madison Heights, MI 48071· (517) 367-8000 · FAX (517) 367-8262 a. Golf Outing b. Scholarships c. Donations-Blue Line Hockey 9:10 AM Kurt Davis Presentation 9:22 AM Jay McDonald, Past National Vice President and Past Ohio State President VII. Michigan FOP 527 Political Action Fund Report-Mike Sauger a. Phone solicitation b. $2,500 raised VIII. Michigan Law Enforcement Memorial-Mike Sauger a. Lynn Emmert stepped down from committee b. Lawrence Garner Lodge 124 selected and made Chairman c. July 30th ceremony at Memorial Wall in Lansing IX. National Associate Lodge-Ed Smith, National Associate Treasurer X. Committee Reports a. Social Committee-Completed b. Site Committee-Mike Sauger/Todd Gilchrist-Completed i. June 21-23, 2024 Firekeepers Hotel & Casino, Battle Creek c. Ways & Means Committee-Mike Sauger i. 2023 Super Raffle Tickets are on site d. Training & Education Committee-Rob Reid-Completed e. MCOLES-Mike Sauger-Completed i. 2001-22,488 officers in Michigan ii. 2022-18,013 officers in Michigan iii. Lost 4,475 officers since 9/11 f. Officer Wellness-Scott Taylor/Ryan Schroerlucke-Completed g. MiCOPS-Curt Dennis/Debbie Swafford-Completed h. Auxiliary-Debbie Swafford i. Mike Sauger-Thanks for all the Auxiliary does. Motion by John Marasco, 2nd by Pat Buckley to accept the committee reports. PASSED.

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FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE STATE LODGE OF MICHIGAN 1457 E 12 Mile Road Madison Heights, MI 48071· (517) 367-8000 · FAX (517) 367-8262 XI. Bills-Ken Willis XII. Communications-John Ousnamer a. Mayfield Graves County FOP Lodge 21 Kentucky-Thank you. b. Florida State Trooper Tony Shuck-Thank you. XIII. Members Sick or In Distress-NONE 10:15 AM Chris Southwood, Illinois State President XIV. New Business-Mike Sauger a. Mobile App-MiFOP b. Website-tied to App c. Basecamp-cloud based service d. Membership-payments need to be paid for per capita i. Not a member until State and National get their money ii. Legal Defense is the issue iii. Properly process membership quickly iv. Lifetime Members need per capita paid to State & National e. Great Lakes Area Coalition-May 2019 i. Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin and Michigan 1. Mission A. Honor our fallen B. Mentor the Leaders of tomorrow C. Educate the Leaders of today D. Advocate for the members E. Strengthen the solidarity between our states F. Educate, advocate and strengthen XV. Good of the Order a. Michele Day Lodge 188-Michigan Mortuary Response Team b. Joe Adams National Trustee-Recognition of Mike Sauger and Lisa Beam for success of conference c. $1800 raised at conference for Brother Chris Schurr. Motion by Joe Adams, 2nd by Ken Willis to donate $2,500 from the Foundation to Chris Schurr’s cause. PASSED.

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FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE STATE LODGE OF MICHIGAN 1457 E 12 Mile Road Madison Heights, MI 48071· (517) 367-8000 · FAX (517) 367-8262 d. MiCOPS/Curt Dennis pass the hat raised $600. e. Ken Willis Lodge 187 having a Poker Run August 6th. f. Ryan Schroerlucke Lodge 102-Corn Roast August 9th 6-9 PM also donating $500 to Chris Schurr. g. Rob Pride, National Trustee Chairman-Thanks for fraternalism at conference. h. Randy Dialoff Lodge 98-MiCOPS Training in Grand Rapids July 11-13 and www.WarriorontheWall.org Breaching the Barricade conference September 30th i. John Marasco Lodge 128-Golf Outing August 26th Links of Novi j. Mike Sauger State President-Committees being created. Volunteers needed. k. Installation of Officers-James Smallwood, National Treasurer XVI. Adjournment 11:00 AM Motion by Dave Hiller/Waldorf, 2nd by John Buczek/Statler to adjourn-PASSED Closing prayer by Chaplain Pete Warack. Respectfully Submitted, John Ousnamer, Secretary State of Michigan Fraternal Order of Police 248-320-0733

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FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE STATE LODGE OF MICHIGAN 1457 E 12 Mile Road Madison Heights, MI 48071· (517) 367-8000 · FAX (517) 367-8262 Mid-Winter Board Meeting Okemos Conference Center-Okemos, Michigan February 10, 2024 I. Meeting Called to Order: President Mike Sauger 10:00 AM a. Opening Prayer-Chaplain Pete Warack b. Moment of Silence-Mike Sauger-For all officers and members lost in the last year. c. Pledge of Allegiance II. Roll Call of Officers-Secretary-John Ousnamer President-Mike Sauger Vice President-John Marasco Secretary-John Ousnamer Treasurer-Ken Willis Immediate Past President/National Trustee-Joe Adams Sgt-At-Arms-Mandi Beasinger 2nd Vice President-Todd Gilchrist-Excused Chairman of Trustees-District 9-Pat Buckley Trustees District 1-Jason Bingaman-Excused District 2-Kathy Seedorff District 3-Dan Heythaler-Excused District 4-Ryan Schroerlucke-Excused District 5-Marc Curtis-Excused District 6-Brad Peter District 7-Steve Warren District 8-Paul Johnson District 9- Pat Buckley District 10-Mark Young District 11-Jim Starnes District 12-Michael Parisek District 13-Gary Boudreau-Excused State Past Presidents-Joe Adams, John Buczek, Dave Hiller. III. Recognize Members that have Served in the Military-Mike Sauger IV. Old Business a. Approve Minutes of Summer Board Meeting i. Motion to approve June 24, 2023 Summer Board Meeting by Pat Buckley, 2nd by Mike Parisek. PASSED. ii. Motion to approve September 6, 2023 Virtual Board Meeting by Marc Young, 2nd by Jim Starnes. PASSED. V. Officer's Reports

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FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE STATE LODGE OF MICHIGAN 1457 E 12 Mile Road Madison Heights, MI 48071· (517) 367-8000 · FAX (517) 367-8262 a. President Mike Sauger-Completed b. Vice President John Marasco-Completed c. Secretary John Ousnamer-Completed d. Treasurer Kenneth Willis-Completed i. Not seeking re-election in June e. Immediate Past President / National Trustee Joe Adams-Completed i. Thanks to Ken Willis for his 10 years of service to the State Lodge as the treasurer. f. Sergeant-At-Arms Mandi Beasinger-Completed g. Second Vice President Todd Gilchrist-Excused h. Chairman of Trustees Pat Buckley-Completed 10:40 AM New Business Heroes First Responders Brokerage-Luz Villarreal New Possibilities/Empowered Futures-Kurt Davis i. District 1-Jason Bingaman-Excused j. District 2-Kathy Seedorff-Completed k. District 3-Daniel Heythaler-Excused l. District 4-Ryan Schroerlucke-Excused m. District 5-Marc Curtis-Excused n. District 6-Brad Peter-Completed o. District 7-Steve Warren-Completed p. District 8-Paul Johnson-Completed q. District 10-Mark Young-Completed r. District 11-Jim Starnes-Completed s. District 12-Mike Parisek-Completed t. District 13-Gary Boudreau-Excused u. Any Past Presidents i. John Buczek-Completed ii. Dave Hiller-Completed 11:05 AM Motion to accept Officer’s Reports by Ken Willis, 2nd by Pat Buckley. PASSED VI. Committee Reports a. MCOLES-Mike Sauger-Completed b. MiCOPS-Curt Dennis-Completed i. Memorial May 6, 2024 7:00 PM at Memorial Site, Lansing c. Constitution & By Laws-John Ousnamer i. Lodge 185 CBL update 1. Motion by Committee, 2nd by Committee to approve. PASSED 11:25 AM Hope Against Trafficking-Jill Long d. Ways & Means-Brian Harris

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FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE STATE LODGE OF MICHIGAN 1457 E 12 Mile Road Madison Heights, MI 48071· (517) 367-8000 · FAX (517) 367-8262 i. 2023-5,386 tickets sold, Lodge subsides $51,109, total expenses $41,225, State Lodge profit $15,386. ii. 2024-5221 tickets sold as of February 3rd 800 tickets still out. 1. Close out is March 1st iii. Drawing for 25 Ticket Sales-Winner Oscar Lopez e. Training & Education-Phil Abdoo-No Report f. Conference Site-Mike Sauger-Completed i. 80th State Conference 2024-June 21-23 at Fire Keepers Casino in Battle Creek 1. Celebrating 85th Anniversary of Michigan FOP 2. www.mifop24.com 3. No registration until after February 15th 4. Officer Wellness 5. Local Stewards Training ii. Winter Board Meeting 2025 iii. Summer Conference 2026 1. Voted on at 2024 Conference 2. Need State Lodge to choose g. Special Olympics-Mandi Beasinger-Completed i. 40th year for LETR h. Peace Officer of the Year-Mandi Beasinger-Completed i. Nominations due May 1, 2024 i. Herb Adams Member of the Year-John Buczek-Completed i. Nominations due May 1, 2024 11:50 AM Presentation of check for $500 to Oscar Lopez for sale of 25 raffle tickets. 11:50 AM Recess for Lunch provided by New Possibilities Financial Group 12:20 PM Reconvene Board Meeting j. Officer Wellness Committee-Mike Sauger-Completed k. Michigan Sheriffs’ Coordinating and Training Council-Mike Sauger-No report l. MLEOM Monument Fund Commission-Mike Sauger-Completed m. Labor-Dave Willis/Mark Porter-Completed i. Incorporation-LARA ii. FOIA n. State 911 Committee-Dave Willis-Completed o. Legislative-Mike Sauger-Completed i. Mobile App-Has current bills ii. Michigan FOP Day At The Capitol-Tuesday June 4th iii. National-Social Security Fairness Act

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FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE STATE LODGE OF MICHIGAN 1457 E 12 Mile Road Madison Heights, MI 48071· (517) 367-8000 · FAX (517) 367-8262 iv. National endorsement made by National President Patrick Yoes without National Board of Trustees awareness or consultation. FOP is a membership driven organization. v. Motion by Jim Starnes, 2nd by Mike Parisek to send a letter of disappointment to the National Lodge for the statement made by President Pat Yoes without the approval of the National Executive Board or the Board of Trustees. PASSED UNANAMOUSLY! Motion by Mike Parisek, 2nd by Pat Buckley to accept the Committee Reports. PASSED. VII. Bills-Kenneth Willis a. Motion by John Marasco, 2nd by Ken Willis to pay any unpaid bills. PASSED. VIII. Communications-John Ousnamer a. NONE. IX. Members Sick or In Distress a. Jim Stanley-Michael -member has cancer b. Death of Gary Shelly Lodge 130-past president/current Secretary-Moment of silence c. Death of Steve Lewis Lodge 185-Moment of silence X. Auxiliary Report-Deb Swafford-Completed XI. Unfinished Business a. Charity Awareness Booster Program i. 2023-$56,165 profit ii. 2024-$7,770 profit iii. Budget year $33,489 iv. Mailing program XII. New Business a. American Income Life XIII. GLAC-Mike Sauger a. Fall training-October 3-4, 2024 Downtown Indianapolis XIV. Michigan Benefits a. Share the app with your members 1:39 PM Recess for Foundation Meeting XV. Foundation Meeting-Mike Sauger a. Golf Outing-July 29th i. Need Sponsorships b. Michigan Special Hockey Clinic-Blue Line Performance i. Motion by Joe Adams, 2nd by Ken Willis to donate $2,000 to the clinic. PASSED. c. Hope Against Trafficking

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FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE STATE LODGE OF MICHIGAN 1457 E 12 Mile Road Madison Heights, MI 48071· (517) 367-8000 · FAX (517) 367-8262 i. Motion by Jim Starnes, 2nd by Paul Johnson to donate $500 to Hope Against Trafficking. PASSED. d. Scholarship i. First Place-$2,000 ii. Second Place-$500 Motion by Marc Young, 2nd by John Marasco to accept the minutes of the June 2023 Board meeting. PASSED. Motion by John Marasco, 2nd by John Ousnamer to adjourn the Foundation meeting. PASSED. 1:45 PM Convene 527 PAC Fund Meeting XVI. 527 PAC Fund a. Balance of $10,486.18 b. Spent $20,500 on Candidates and Committees since July 1, 2023. Motion by Joe Adams, 2nd by Marc Young to approve the minutes of the 527 PAC Fund meeting at the June 2023 Board Meeting. PASSED Motion by John Marasco, 2nd by Ken Willis to adjourn the 527 PAC Fund meeting. PASSED. 1:48 PM Reconvene the Board Meeting XVII. Good of the Order a. Joe Adams-Robb Reid-Chief of Police for Pleasant Ridge b. Brother Filmore Jackson Lodge 70-90 years c. Joe Adams-Brad Peter is getting married this weekend. Motion by Pat Buckley, 2nd by Jim Starnes to adjourn. PASSED. XVIII. Closing Prayer-Chaplain Pete Warack XIX. Adjournment-1:50 PM Respectfully Submitted, John Ousnamer, Secretary State of Michigan Fraternal Order of Police 248-320-0733

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PRESIDENT’S REPORT MIKE SAUGER Brothers and Sisters, In June 2018, you elected me as your State President. Since that time, a lot has changed, both personally, and for the State Lodge. At that time, we set out with some goals in mind of growing our membership, becoming a louder voice, and increasing our benefits. Today, I can proudly say, we have accomplished all of those goals – but I stand before you today pledging that we are not done. We will continue to grow, increase our presence, and of course, increase the benefits that are, THE FOP. Below is just a touch of some of my activities since our last conference. I continued to manage the day-to-day operations of our state lodge, which means daily, 7-days a week, emails, calls, zoom meetings, and more. What is also missing from the below is the countless zoom meetings with legislators, and key stakeholders. The meetings with our attorney’s over various topics. The meetings with Sandi Jones – which are scheduled for every Monday, throughout the entire year. 7/13/22 FOP #124 Golf Outing 7/16/22 Ohio FOP State Conference 7/18/22 NFOP BoT TeleConference 8/1/22 Ohio State Lodge Golf Outing 8/11/22 FOP #124 Pig Roast 8/15/22 NFOP BoT TeleConference 8/17/22 Legislative Day 8/17/22 House Appropriations 8/26/22 FOP #141 OH Golf Outing 9/7/22 FOP #187 Meeting 9/9/22 GLAC Conference - Chicago 9/13/22 Legislative Endorsement Meeting 9/15/22 State Presidents Meeting - Dallas 10/13/22 NFOP BoT TeleConference 10/15/22 FOP #141 OH Gun Blitz 11/15/22 NFOP BoT TeleConference 11/22/22 MCOLES

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11/29/22 FOP #124 Cops & Kids 12/6/22 FOP #124 Cops & Kids 12/10/22 FOP #141 OH Shop With A Deputy 12/15/22 NFOP BoT TeleConference 12/15/22 State Raffle Drawing 1/17/23 NFOP BoT TeleConference 1/30/23 NFOP Wellness Summit - Nashville 2/15/23 MCOLES 2/25/23 Winter Board Meeting 3/18/23 FOP Ohio Winter Board Meeting 3/22/23 LRIS Seminars 3/30/23 State Presidents Meeting - Boston 5/3/23 GLAC Board Meeting 5/8/23 FOPLC Staff Meeting - Mt Pleasant 5/9/23 House CJ Committee 5/13/23 Police Week - DC 5/17/23 NFOP BoT TeleConference 5/20/23 FOP OH #210 Golf Outing 5/23/23 Treasurer Budget Meeting 6/5/23 FOP Ohio State Conference 6/15/23 NFOP BoT TeleConference 6/24/23 Summer Board Meeting 6/26/23 Michigan FOP Golf Outing 7/12/23 FOP #124 Golf Outing 7/17/23 NFOP BoT TeleConference 7/24/23 Pre-65 Health Care Meeting 7/31/23 FOP #195 Golf Outing 8/1/23 Critical Mention Meeting 8/13/23 NFOP National Conference Las Vegas 8/29/23 FOP #102 Corn Roast 9/6/23 Fall Board Meeting - Zoom 9/13/23 MCOLES 9/26/23 Funeral Garry Shelly FOP #130

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10/16/23 NFOP BoT TeleConference 10/19/23 GLAC Conference - Indianapolis 10/24/23 Legislative Meetings - Lansing All Day 9/15/23 NFOP BoT TeleConference 12/5/23 FOP #124 Cops & Kids 12/9/23 FOP #141 OH Shop With A Deputy 12/12/23 FOP #124 Cops & Kids 12/14/23 NFOP BoT TeleConference 12/21/23 State Raffle Drawing 1/16/24 NFOP BoT TeleConference 1/27/24 Ohio Winter Board Meeting 2/10/24 Winter Board Meeting 2/15/24 NFOP BoT TeleConference 2/14/24 MCOLES 2/19/24 NFOP Officer Wellness Summit 3/14/24 State Presidents Meeting - San Diego 4/6/24 FOP #124 Night At The Races 4/15/24 NFOP BoT TeleConference 5/6/24 NFOP Labor Education Committee Meeting 5/9/24 NFOP BOT TeleConference 5/13/24 Police Week - DC 5/14/24 BMG Money Meeting 5/18/24 FOP #210 OH Golf Outing 6/4/24 FOP Day At The Capitol 6/12/24 MCOLES 6/17/24 NFOP BOT TeleConference As you can see, I continue to represent you on all levels, while currently serving as chairman of the FOP Great Lakes Area Coalition, a member of the newly formed National FOP Labor Education Committee, and as your State President. It has been an honor, and if re-elected, I pledge that I will continue to lead the Michigan FOP these next two years with only one thing in mind – the Good of the Order.

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VICE PRESIDENT’S REPORT JOHN MARASCO Brothers and Sisters, I want to start by saying thank you for entrusting me these past six years as your State Vice President. It has been a true honor and privilege to serve the membership in this position. Since my last report at our winter board meeting in February, I attended the Spring National Board meeting in San Diego, National Police Week in Washington DC and our day at the Capital in Lansing this month, where we celebrated 85 years of the Michigan FOP being the Voice of Law Enforcement in Michigan. I continue to serve on the National Training and Education Committee for the Grand Lodge. I also serve on my local lodge as the membership secretary – treasurer. I have attended several local lodges, and I request that if you are having a local lodge event or meeting and would like someone from the State Lodge to attend to please let us know. As I have reported on before one of the great benefits that we have as a FOP member is our education benefits. I encourage all our members and their family members to take advantage of them. We have the NFOPU Consortium of schools that provides discounts for tuition. The schools in the NFOPU Consortium are accredited. We also have the FOP Union College benefit www.ebsunioncollegebenefit.org/FOP/ with our partnership with EBS. Union College Benefits has five schools that they offer discounts on tuition to each member and their family. While it’s not free college, is it very discounted through grants and scholarships up to 50% off. If you or a family member are looking at school, I encourage you visit this website. This information can be found also via our mobile app under the benefits guide or on the national website www.fop.net. This coming October the Great Lake Area Coalition (GLAC) will be hosting our second training conference Last October we held the 1st training, and it was a very successful event. GLAC was able to keep this training cost to just $99.00 per person. It is two days of packed labor, lodge management and wellness training. The training will take place in downtown Indianapolis October 2-4. Please try to send some of your lodge leaders and upcoming leaders to this event. If you have a vendor that would like to be a sponsor for this event, please have them contact me as I am the point of sponsorship for this event. In closing, I want to again thank you each for your support in the past and I ask again for your trust and support to continue to serve as your State Lodge Vice President. I assure you that the team we have built on the state board will continue to work to move the Michigan FOP forward.

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SECRETARY’S REPORT JOHN OUSNAMER June of 2022 I ran the FOP Golf League, ran the Lodge 132 membership meeting and attended the retirement for Lodge member Ian Kershaw. In August I participated in the Annual Sheriff Bouchard Fallen Officers Memorial Golf Outing at Oakhurst Country Club. I participated in the Hillman Pistol Match and the Lodge 128 Golf Outing at the Links of Novi. In September ran the FOP Golf League Banquet. In October I attended a fundraiser for a Detroit police officer the was injured in the line of duty at the Berkley American Legion Post. In October I attended President Sauger’s Batchelor party at Top Golf in Auburn Hills and the Lodge 124 Hall. In November I attended President Sauger’s wedding to Lisa Beam in Canfield, Ohio. In December I organized and ran the Gerald Carpenter Memorial Pistol Match for Lodge 132. Jerry was killed in the line of duty on December 7, 1976! I attended the Grand Prize drawing for the MiFOP Super Raffle at the State Lodge Office in Madison Heights. In January, 2023 I attended the National Wellness Summitt in Nashville, TN. In February I attended the NFOP Leadership Matters training in Nashville, TN. In February I attended the Mid-Winter Board Meeting at the Okemos Event Center which included training on Friday. In March I attended the funeral service for long time 130 Associate Member and State Chaplain Earl Sparkman. I attended the Lodge 132 Dinner Dance and the Fenton Lakes Pistol Match. In June I attended the funeral visitation for Past State President Jack Brown in Rochester, MI. I attended the Summer Board Meeting at the Soaring Eagle Casino and Resort in Mt. Pleasant, MI. I participated in the MiFOP Foundation Golf Outing at the Links of Novi. I attended the funeral service for long time Lodge 132 member Roger Houck. In July I attended and participated in presenting the MiFOP Foundation Scholarship to the recipient child of the Lodge 124 member!

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In August attended the Annual Cherie Hunter Picnic for Lodge 132. I attended the Nation FOP Conference in Las Vegas, NV. Michigan’s position on the conference floor was behind the Canadian delegation! I attended the Fallen Heros golf outing at the Oakhurst Country Club in Clarkston, Mi. I also participated in the Lodge 128 Annual Golf Outing at the Links of Novi. In September I participated in the MiFOP Zoom Board Meeting. I organized the FOP Golf League Banquet at the Lion’s Den restaurant in Waterford, MI. I attended a Police Reunion for the Pontiac Police Department. In October I attended the Great Lakes Area Coalition leadership training in Indianapolis, IN. In December 2023 I swore the new Board for Lodge 130. I attended the Super Raffle drawing at the State FOP office December 21, 2023. In February 2024 I participated in the Mid-Winter Board meeting in Okemos. In March I attended the funeral of the wife of the FOP Golf League member Rick Kujala. I have been golfing with Rick for over 30 years on this Golf League! I continue to serve as Chairman of the Constitution and By Laws Committee. I am the current President of Lodge 132. I run the Lodge meetings. I am the Secretary for and run the FOP Golf League.

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TREASURER’S REPORT KENNETH WILLIS Brothers and Sisters, Today, I stand before you with mixed emotions as I step down as your State Treasurer. It has been an incredible honor and privilege to serve in this role, and I am deeply grateful for the trust and confidence you have placed in me over the years. During my tenure, I have witnessed firsthand the dedication, courage, and commitment ofour members. Each one of you has demonstrated the true spirit of service and sacrifice, upholding the values and principles that define our esteemed organization. It is your hard work and perseverance that have made our Fraternal Order of Police a beacon of hope andsupport for law enforcement officers across Michigan. As I reflect on my journey as State Treasurer, I am proud of the accomplishments we have achieved together. We have navigated through challenging times, ensuring the financialstability and growth of our organization. Through prudent management and careful planning,we have been able to provide essential resources and support to our members and their families. I am grateful to the Executive Board for their collaboration and unwavering support. Together, we have worked tirelessly to advocate for the rights and welfare of our members, striving to create a safer and more just society. Your dedication and partnership have been invaluable, and I am confident that the Michigan Fraternal Order of Police will continue to thrive under your leadership. To our members, I extend my deepest gratitude. Your trust, encouragement, and camaraderie have been the driving force behind my work. It has been a privilege to serve you and to be a part of this incredible family. I am inspired by your resilience, bravery, and unwavering commitment to serving and protecting our communities. As I step down from my role, I do so with a sense of pride and fulfillment. I am confident that the future holds great promise for our organization. I encourage each one of you to continue working together, supporting one another, and upholding the values that define us. In closing, I want to express my heartfelt thanks to each and every one of you. It has been an honor to serve as your State Treasurer, and I am deeply grateful for the memories, experiences, and friendships that I will carry with me. I look forward to seeing the continued success and growth of the Michigan Fraternal Order of Police in the years to come. Thank you, and God bless the order.

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2nd VICE PRESIDENT TODD GILCHRIST Welcome to the Fraternal Order of Police Bi-Annual Summer Conference. Over the past months a lot has been taking place involving Law Enforcement, and as a fairly recent retiree I applaud those working the streets and facing negatively from our citizens and those in political power. I continue to serve as Secretary of Charles Hammond Lodge 99 out of Muskegon. Due to a hip injury and subsequent surgery, I missed a couple winter meetings at my local lodge as well as not being able to attend the State Lodge mid-winter meeting in Lansing this past February. Since my last State Lodge meeting I have continued to stay involved in my local lodge and have visited the Grand Rapids lodge. I have visited the Newaygo Lodge and continue to stay in contact with their Lodge Secretary throughout the year. As your 2nd Vice President I assist the other State Board Members as needed. Due to my proximity to the State Office, I do not get to do much in person, but continue to offer my support in any way possible. I also continue to be a strong voice for the Fraternal Order of Police as I travel throughout the state as a trainer, advocating for being a member as well as the importance of the Legal Defense Plan and other benefits offered to members. I serve as the Fraternal Order of Police Representative on the Michigan Sheriffs’ Coordinating and Training Council Advisory Board. As part of Public Act 125 of 2003, one member must be appointed as a Fraternal Order of Police. I am in my third three-year term for this appointment. I am truly honored to serve as your State 2nd Vice President. Fraternally Yours, Todd Gilchrist

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TRUSTEE REPORT DISTRICT 3 DAN HEYTHALER Over the past 2 years I've has the privilege to represent the 6 lodges in District 3. I've personally visited the Sterling Hgts Lodge, William E Lewis Lodge, Robert Christy Lodge and Central Macomb Lodge. I have also attended the State FOP Golf outing (last year) and the Robert Christy Golf outing which was a local fund raiser in conjunction with a local park project. I also attended the Lodge #187 Motorcycle Run the past 2 years. This helps raise funds for the Lodge to donate to local area charities and families in need. I've attended and participated in National FOP Conference in Las Vegas last year as well as State FOP meetings. The one of the main topics of discussion at the local level seems to be enrollment and participation of new members. Different ideas have been brought up and attempted with varying results. Lower employment and interest in law enforcement/corrections have cause lower enrollment and interest in joint the FOP. That has really been my main objective these past 2 years with my lodges.

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TRUSTEE REPORT DISTRICT 5 MARC CURTIS Since our last meeting, I have continued to promote the Fraternal Order of Police through meeting with officers across my District. I, along with Charles Hammond Lodge #99 President, Brian Harris attended a full department meeting at the Muskegon Township Police Department. We discussed the benefits of being a member of the FOP and the fraternalism that is experienced. We also talked about the FOP Legal Defense Plan and its benefits. I also attended the Grand Rapids Police Department Union meeting and talked about the need for the younger officer to join the FOP and become active in these times of the “Woke” culture, that officers can longer sit back and allow the profession to be made out as villains. I also have attended meetings at the Charles Hammond Lodge where I am the 2nd VP. As part of the 5-hour energy partnership, I have been working the West side of Michigan by stopping at local police departments from Traverse City to Benton Harbor dropping off bottles. I have contacted local, sheriff and State locations. Everyone is grateful and thanks the FOP for the donation. On June 4th, 2024, I, along with several other members, attended the FOP legislative day at the Capitol. I personally spoke to several Senators and Representatives about the need to introduce legislation that will benefit officers if they are charged with a crime in the performance of their duties. This is needed as our state is only one of a few across the country without these protections. I will continue to work to increase the membership of the FOP and spread the word of its benefits. It is time that our voice be louder than that of the “woke” culture that is trying to cancel us.

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TRUSTEE REPORT DISTRICT 6 BRAD PETER I have had a very busy last few years since being elected as your District 6 Trustee at the 2022 Summer Conference in Shanty Creek. In the last half of 2022, I have attended several of my lodge’s (Bay City Lodge #103) events including, but not limited to, Dry Dock Beer Garden Fundraiser, Runnin’ with the Law 5K race, Steak Fry, Shop with a Hero, and Presents in the Patrol Car. I also visited the Saginaw Lodge #105 meeting on 11/8/22. In 2023, I was again re-elected as lodge 103 Vice President and soon after attended the FOP Mid-Winter Board Meeting in Lansing. I was able to bring two new members from our lodge to the Mid-Winter and they enjoyed the fraternalism (maybe a little too much). Some of my 2023 local lodge activities included the annual Wild Game Dinner, Law Enforcement Memorial, Detroit Tigers Law Enforcement Appreciation Night game, Runnin’ with the Law 5K race, Family Picnic, Steak Fry, Kid’s Christmas Party, and Presents in the Patrol Car. Outside of my local lodge, I was able to visit lodge #126 and lodge #137 meetings. I attended the FOP Summer Board Meeting in Mt Pleasant on 6/24/23. I participated in the MI FOP Foundation golf outing on 6/26/23 in Novi. I was then fortunate enough to attend the 2023 National FOP Conference in Las Vegas in August. In 2024, I continued my Vice Presidency for Lodge #103. Some of my local lodge activities thus far include the Wild Game Dinner, Police Memorial, and the Dry Dock Beer Garden Fundraiser. I also attended the Mid-Winter Board Meeting in Lansing in February. I was also able to attend lodge #148 Police Memorial and Lodge #137 meeting in May. As always, if you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to me at any time.

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TRUSTEE REPORT DISTRICT 7 STEVE WARREN ▪ 6/10/2022 Attended FOP State Conference at Shanty Creek Resort Bellaire. Appointed District 7 Trustee. ▪ 6/21/2022 participated in Upper Peninsula Big Bass Fishing Tournament in Curtis, with FOP members from across the north. ▪ 8/9/2022 attended retirement ceremony and celebration for Cheboygan Department of Public Safety Director Kurt Jones. A long time FOP member. ▪ 9/14/2022 participated in the Torch Run for Special Olympics run through the City of Cheboygan. ▪ 12/10/2022 participated in Coats for Kids Charity Hockey Game in Cheboygan. ▪ 2/24/2023 attended FOP Leadership Training Okemos Conference Center. ▪ 2/25/2023 attended FOP Winter Board Meeting Okemos Conference Center. ▪ 4/22/2023 attended funeral for Dean Williams retired MSP Sergeant and longtime FOP Member. ▪ 6/6/2023 participated in Cheboygan Big Bass Copper Classic fishing tournament with FOP Members from across the north. ▪ 6/20/2023 participated in Upper Peninsula Big Bass Fishing Tournament in Curtis, with FOP members from across the north. ▪ 6/24/2023 attended FOP Summer Board Meeting Soaring Eagle Casino. ▪ 9/6/2023 attended FOP State Board Meeting via Zoom. ▪ 10/18/2023-10/20/2023 attended Great Lakes Area Coalition meetings in Indianapolis Indiana. ▪ 12/9/2023 participated in Coats for Kids Charity Hockey Game in Cheboygan. ▪ 1/13/2024 participated in First Responder’s Challenge Hockey Game in Petoskey. ▪ 2/9/2024 attended FOP Winter Board Meeting Okemos Conference Center. I have also met with FOP members within my District in my position as a Business Agent with the Fraternal Order of Police Labor Council. I have attended and participated in meetings, events, and functions with FOP Lodge #122 where I currently serve as President.

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SITE COMMITTEE REPORT Our 2026 State Conference received only one bid which came from Bay City Lodge #103 for June 26-28, 2026 at the DoubleTree Hotel. With a room rate of $129 per night, we have secured all 118 rooms in the hotel. For our current conference, as of June 10th, we had 130 rooms reserved, so we anticipate we will fill up the DoubleTree, and be forced to use an overflow hotel located across the street. For our next board meetings, our Winter 2025 Board Meeting was not ready at time of printing of this report. For our Summer 2025 Board Meeting, we will be back at Soaring Eagle in Mount Pleasant on June 20-21, 2025.

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SPECIAL OLYMPICS REPORT We are working hard to ensure a very successful 2024 Flame of Hope Week and wanted to reach out to all of you early on about getting registered for an event near you! In 2024, we aim to have over 500 registrants, and we hope to raise over $100,000 through this year's event as we celebrate Michigan's LETR Program's 40th Anniversary! Currently, we have over 30 registrants and would love to break 75 by the Fourth of July. The sooner you register, the sooner we can reach our goal. Every dollar raised through these events and other LETR events for Special Olympics Michigan helps to cover the registration fees for our athletes to attend our Statewide Tournaments. Thanks to your support, athletes could attend our Summer Games this past May with no fee. It was indeed an experience of a lifetime for them. Your contribution makes a real difference in their lives, and we couldn't be more proud of our community's support. Your support and participation in these events make a positive impact, spreading hope, joy, and community spirit. Let's work together to make the 2024 Flame of Hope Week a resounding success and continue improving lives. Thank you for making a difference! Get registered at the link below: https://www.classy.org/event/2024-flame-of-hope-week/e572129 This year, your additional fundraising efforts will make a difference and earn you some great incentives. Plus, you'll love the new design of the 2024 Flame of Hope Shirt, which celebrates our 40th Anniversary. This year, we have some great incentives, and I have also included a link below to our sponsorship levels. Did you know you can secure sponsors within your local community, which can be credited to your fundraising efforts? If you secure a sponsor, please let me know. We look forward to seeing you at a 2024 Flame of Hope Run on Central Route or by virtually supporting the cause!

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FLAME OF HOPE SPONSORSHIP FORMBASIC INFORMATION:DONATION TYPE:PAYMENT TYPE:CONTACT INFORMATION:TORCH RUN SPONSOR $1,000Thank you for partnering with the 2024 Flame of Hope!Your name: Company name:Street address:City:Email address:Phone: State: Zip: FORM OF CONTRIBUTIONCREDIT CARD INFORMATIONName on Credit Card:Credit Card Number:Security Code:Exp. Date:Credit Card Type: Return this completed form to:Special Olympics MichiganAttn: Andrea RachkoCentral Michigan UniversityMount Pleasant, MI 48859For additional information and/or follow up questions, contact:Andrea Rachko(248) 259-4470andrea.rachko@somi.orgCREDIT CARD CHECKTORCH RUN SPONSOR $500TORCH RUN SPONSOR $100TORCH RUN SPONSOR $250• Logo on Flame of Hope Page• 2025 Conference Signage • Social Media Recognition• Logo on Flame of Hope Shirt• Logo on Banner• Team photo signed from Summer Games• Plaque • Name Flame of Hope Page• Social Media Recognition• Logo on Flame of Hope Shirt• Logo on Banner • Athlete signed puck • Plaque• Name listed on Flame of Hope Shirt• Name listed on Banner• Medal for the sponsor • Name listed on Flame of Hope Shirt 2024

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WAYS & MEANS COMMITTEE REPORT Our 2025 Super Raffle Tickets are now available for Lodges to order. If you pre-ordered your tickets, they are available for pickup at our state conference. For those who need tickets, you can scan the QR Code here to complete the order form. Our staff in the office will be sure to get your tickets in the mail to you ASAP. 2023 # of Tickets Sold 5,386 Total Lodge Subsidies Paid $51,109 Total Expenses (Prizes, Printing & License) $41,225 Total State Lodge Profit $15,386 2024 # of Tickets Sold 5,311 Total Lodge Subsidies Paid $49,543 Total Expenses (Prizes, Printing & License) $41,225 Total State Lodge Profit $15,452 To order tickets, scan the QR Code Here.

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MCOLES REPORT A major change to MCOLES is coming, in the form of Continuing Professional Education (CPE). On January 31, 2023, Public Act 1 of 2023 appropriated funds to support the implementation of required annual in-service training standards for all licensed law enforcement officers. MCOLES is now promulgating rules with respect to in-service training programs, courses of study, and attendance requirements. MCOLES has developed an annual CPE requirement for all licensed law enforcement officers in Michigan. The annual CPE requirement is a projected total of 24 hours, divided into two main segments: • One-third half of the requirement (8 hours) is comprised of Commission Designated training categories; and • The other two-thirds of the requirement (16 hours) is comprised of Agency Selected training categories. *For 2024, the CPE requirement has been reduced to a total of 12 training hours (4 hours of Commission designated training categories and 8 hours of agency selected training categories).

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HISTORY COMMITTEE REPORT As we celebrate our 85th Anniversary this year, the history committee has updated some of the history book, to include the last 10-years of history, but we are still looking for stories, facts, and more from your local lodges, conferences and events. You can view the Michigan FOP History Book in digital format by scanning the code below. If you have anything that you want included in the history book, this is a living testament of the Michigan FOP, please be sure to send it along to the State Office.

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ANNUAL GOLF OUTING Monday, July 29, 2024 The Links of Novi Singh 50395 W 10 Mile Rd, Novi, MI 48374 Proceeds will go to The Michigan FOP Foundation, a 501c3 Charity Four Person Scramble – Shotgun Start Registration @ 8:30am – Shotgun Start @ 9:30am FOURSOME + HOLE SPONSOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 700 FOURSOME . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$ 600 INDIVIDUAL (we’ll hook you up with a team) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 150 Cost Includes: 18 Holes w/Cart; Breakfast; Lunch at the turn; Dinner and Drink Tickets. LIMITED TO FIRST 54 FOURSOMES – SO REGISTER EARLY! CUTOFF DATE FOR REGISTRATION: July 1, 2024 or when sold out! For any questions contact: Joe Adams 313-999-4340 psoadams@gmail.com, Matt Minard 734-748-7597 mminard209@gmail.com or Mike Sauger 517-367-8000 info@mifop.com -------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------ TEAM REGISTRATION FORM-- DETACH & RETURN ASAP Lodge # _______ Contact Person & Phone #:_____________________________________ Names/Team 1 (A) Names/Team 2 (B) 1._______________________________ 1._______________________________ 2._______________________________ 2._______________________________ 3._______________________________ 3._______________________________ 4._______________________________ 4._______________________________ RESERVE & PAY ONLINE – MIFOP.COM Please enclose your check made payable to: FOP Foundation and mail both to: FOP State Lodge, 1457 E 12 Mile Rd., Madison Hgts., MI 48071

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ANNUAL GOLF OUTING Monday, July 29, 2024 The Links of Novi Singh 50395 W 10 Mile Rd, Novi, MI 48374 Proceeds will go to The Michigan FOP Foundation, a 501c3 Charity *************** BE A PART OF THIS FUNDRAISING EVENT BY BEING:************* Corporate Sponsor $4000 Gold Sponsor $2000 Includes: 2 Foursomes of Golfers; Logo on door Includes: Foursome of Golfers; Sign at Prizes for 228 golfers; Extra Large Banner with putting green along with registration Thank Name displayed at Outing & all Gold Sponsor You Plaque ***Due by June 1, 2024 Breakfast Sponsor $300 Dinner Sponsor $750 Drink Cart Sponsor $400 Sign displayed at breakfast Sign displayed at dinner Sign displayed on drink carts Longest Drive Sponsor $500 Closest To Pin Sponsor $500 Hole Sponsor $150 Sign displayed at contest hold Sign displayed at contest hole Sign displayed at hole For any questions contact: Joe Adams 313-999-4340 psoadams@gmail.com, Matt Minard 734-748-7597 mminard209@gmail.com or THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SPONSORSHIP REGISTRATION FORM – DETACH & RETURN ASAP Name: _______________________________ Phone Number_________________ Lodge #_____ Address: ___________________________________________________________________________ Name to Appear on Banner: __________________________________________________________ Name to Appear on Hole/Plaque________________________________________________________ Check Enclosed for (check one): Corporate _____ Gold _____ Breakfast _____ Drink Cart _____ Dinner _____ Contest _____ Hole ______ Please also enclose your check made payable to: FOP Foundation and mail both to: FOP State Lodge, 1457 E 12 Mile Rd., Madison Hgts., MI 48071 RESERVE & PAY ONLINE – MIFOP.COM

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Online: fopglac.comEmail: info@fopglac.comCritical Incident Case Study Mark WeaverCommunications Counsel Finding the Money In Negotiations Wade SteenSteen & CompanyRoberts Rules of OrderChuck CanterburyNational FOP Immediate Past PresidentPublic Employee Labor Law Update Rick PoulsonLRISAI and the Impact on Policing Rick PoulsonLRISBrady LawJohn Kautzman Ruckelshaus Kautzman BlackwellBemis & Duncan, LLP Wellness / ChaplainRick SnyderIndy FOP / National FOP ChaplainPAC Funds & Your LodgePAC Directors & LobbyistsChicago FOP Lodge 7REGISTER BYSEPT 26, 2024OCTOBER 3-4, 2024INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANAFRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICEGREAT LAKES AREA COALITION TRAININIGIncludes Instructional Materials, lunch both days, hospitality reception and registration gift. A block of rooms are available at a rate of $139 + taxes/fees. Cutoff to reserve a room is September 11, 2024. Booking Info will be provided upon registration for the training HOTEL / SEMINAR LOCATIONHilton Indianapolis Hotel & Suites120 W Market St, Indianapolis, IN 46204REGISTER NOW$99Seminar begins 8:30 am each day. Seminar ends 3:30pm Friday.Lunch Provided both days. Hospitality Event Wednesday & Thursday

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Terminal IllnessGenerally, if you have been diagnosed with a terminal illness that will result in months in some states) of certiﬁcation of the illness by a physician.Critical Illness Critical Illness includes:• ALS (Lou Gehrig’s disease)• Aorta Graft Surgery• Aplastic Anemia• Blindness• Cancer• Cystic Fibrosis• End Stage Renal Failure• Heart Attack• Heart Valve Replacement• Major Organ Transplant• Motor Neuron Disease• Stroke Sudden Cardiac ArrestChronic IllnessA doctor has certiﬁed, within are unable to perform two out of six “activities of daily living” for a period of at least assistance, or that you are generally cognitively impaired.Activities of Daily Living:• Bathing• Continence• Dressing• Eating• Toileting• TransferringCritical Injury Critical Injury includes:• Coma• Paralysis• Severe Burns• Traumatic Brain InjuryLiving Beneﬁts could be used for, but not limited to:• Household expenses• Home modiﬁcationsLIVING BENEFITSQualifying EventsComplimentary Financial Needs Analysis for FOP MembersCONTACT: Kurt Davis (586) 713-3134 kdavis@npfgadvisors.comModern take on life insurance with living benefits.No occupation hazard underwriting for police officers.

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ESTATE PLANNING Providing Peace of Mind During Your Lifetime and Beyond You have worked hard for what you have. You should decide what happens to your assets upon your death. A well-thought out and well-written estate plan will ensure that you and your loved ones are taken care of during your lifetime, and afterward. Let The Hopko Law Firm help you achieve all your estate planning goals. Our Comprehensive Estate Plan Package Includes the Following:  Revocable Living Trust  Last Will and Testament  General Durable Power of Attorney  Patient Advocate Designation  Assignments of Property  Quit Claim Deed (If Applicable)  Funding Guidelines Discounted Rates to All FOP Members Free Estate Planning Consultation The Hopko Law Firm, PLLC • 79 Kercheval, Suite 103 • Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236 Phone: (313) 880-3500 E-mail: Ahopko@hopkolaw.com

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1139950 SR©2024 Brookdale Senior Living Inc. All rights reserved. BROOKDALE SENIOR LIVING is a registered trademark of Brookdale Senior Living Inc.Membership has its beneﬁts.As part of your membership with the Fraternal Order of Police, you and qualifying family members have opportunities to save on senior living. You may be eligible for exclusive discounts that can help you and your family get the lifestyle and care you deserve.Call us at (866) 202-3690 or drop in for a visit and mention FOP to learn more.For more details, visit brookdale.com/FOP.monthly fee/basic service rate*7.5%OFFSENIOR LIVING:service rate**10%OFFIN-HOME SERVICES:%DISCOUNTED RATES VARYby community***SHORT-TERM STAY:Applicable to all discounts: Residents under a Life Care Agreement are not eligible for the discounts. These discounts do not apply to any room, board or services which are paid for all or in part by any state or federally funded program. Discounts are available to members and their family members, including spouse, adult children, siblings, parents, grandparents, and corresponding in-law or step adult children. Subject to availability. Discounts cannot be combined with any other offer or discount. Further restrictions may apply.* The Senior Living discount is only applicable to new residents of a Brookdale independent living, assisted living, or memory care community admitting under an executed residency agreement. Discount applies only to the monthly fee/basic service rate, excluding care costs and other fees and is calculated based on the initial monthly fee/basic service rate.** The In-Home Services discount is only applicable to new clients of personal assistance services by a Brookdale agency under an executed service agreement.*** A Short-Term Stay discount is only applicable to new residents of a Brookdale assisted living or memory care community admitting under an executed respite agreement. Discount applies to the daily rate.

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Michigan Fraternal Order of Police Update (6/14/24) PAGE%1! Bill Sponsors Description Status HB 4005 1/12/23 Weiss(D) - 5 co-sponsors Collective Bargaining Revises collective bargaining rights to restore former provisions. Referred To Committee On Labor (3/9/23) HB 4008 1/12/23 Beeler(R) Retirement/Pension Benefits Modifies 3-tier limitations and re-strictions on deduction for retirement or pension benefits. Motion To Discharge Committee Postponed For Day (4/19/23) HB 4010 1/12/23 Green(R) Weapons Exempts weapon safety devices. Referred To Committee On Tax Policy (1/12/23) HB 4024 1/18/23 Zorn(R) Controlled Substances Modifies venue for prosecution of de-livery of a controlled substance caus-ing death. Referred To Committee On Criminal Justice (1/18/23) HB 4025 1/18/23 Zorn(R) Controlled Substances Modifies jurisdiction for prosecution for delivery of controlled substance causing death. Referred To Committee On Criminal Justice (1/18/23) HB 4034 1/19/23 Hope(D) - 9 co-sponsors Fair Employment Practices Regulates labor service agencies. Referred To Committee On Labor (1/19/23) HB 4035 1/19/23 Hope(D) - 8 co-sponsors Hours and Wages Provides scheduling standards for cer-tain employers. Referred To Committee On Labor (1/19/23) HB 4067 2/2/23 Paiz(D) - 14 co-sponsors Police Dogs Establishes care for retired police dogs program. Referred To Committee On Criminal Justice (2/2/23) HB 4073 2/7/23 Bezotte(R) - 2 co-sponsors Public Service Employment Eliminates requirement of notice of fire and police personnel application acceptance dates be published in a newspaper. Referred To Committee On Labor (2/7/23) HB 4088 2/14/23 Schmaltz(R) - 32 cosponsors School Emergency Operations Modifies procedures for school emer-gency operations plans. Motion To Discharge Committee Postponed For Day (2/14/24) HB 4089 2/14/23 Meerman(R) - 37 cosponsors School Safety Creates school safety and mental health commission. Motion To Discharge Committee Postponed For Day (2/14/24) HB 4090 2/14/23 Harris(R) - 35 co-sponsors School Safety Requires that public schools and non-public schools ensure that school workers complete certain school safety and security training. Motion To Discharge Committee Postponed For Day (2/14/24) HB 4091 2/14/23 Greene(R) - 32 co-sponsors School Safety Requires safety guidelines for lock-down procedures of a school building and installation of emergency re-sponder radio coverage systems in K-12 educational facilities. Motion To Discharge Committee Postponed For Day (2/14/24)

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Michigan Fraternal Order of Police Update (6/14/24) PAGE%2! Bill Sponsors Description Status HB 4092 2/14/23 DeBoer(R) - 33 co-sponsors School Safety Requires notification of tips reported under the OK2Say program. Motion To Discharge Committee Postponed For Day (2/14/24) HB 4093 2/14/23 Steele(R) - 32 co-sponsors School Safety Requires inclusion of OK2SAY pro-gram contact information on certain student identification cards. Motion To Discharge Committee Postponed For Day (2/14/24) HB 4094 2/14/23 Fitzgerald(D) - 19 cosponsors School Safety Modifies number of school fire and se-curity drills. Motion To Discharge Committee Postponed For Day (2/14/24) HB 4095 2/14/23 Young(D) - 32 co-sponsors School Safety Requires standardized response termi-nology plan that public schools and nonpublic schools adopt and imple-ment. Motion To Discharge Committee Postponed For Day (2/14/24) HB 4096 2/14/23 Puri(D) - 33 co-sponsors School Safety Requires department to establish standardized response terminology plan. Motion To Discharge Committee Postponed For Day (2/14/24) HB 4097 2/14/23 Breen(D) - 30 co-sponsors School Safety Requires each intermediate school dis-trict to employ 1 emergency and safety manager and at least 1 mental health coordinator. Motion To Discharge Committee Postponed For Day (2/14/24) HB 4098 2/14/23 Glanville(D) - 32 cosponsors School Safety Requires the department of state po-lice and the office of school safety within the department of state police to provide to certain school personnel safety and security training. Motion To Discharge Committee Postponed For Day (2/14/24) HB 4099 2/14/23 Neeley(D) - 35 co-sponsors School Education Requires office of school safety quar-terly reporting of tips received. Motion To Discharge Committee Postponed For Day (2/14/24) HB 4100 2/14/23 Weiss(D) - 33 co-sponsors School Safety Provides definitions for OK2Say pro-gram. Motion To Discharge Committee Postponed For Day (2/14/24) HB 4119 2/22/23 Slagh(R) - 15 co-sponsors Law Enforcement Increases public safety officer death benefits. Referred To Committee On Appropriations (2/22/23) HB 4127 2/22/23 Tsernoglou(D) - 34 cosponsors Firearms/Weapons Prohibits possession of firearms at a polling place. Laid Over One Day Un-der The Rules (3/5/24) HB 4128 2/22/23 Young(D) - 34 co-sponsors Firearms/Weapons Prohibits firearms within 100 feet of an absentee ballot counting board while ballots are being counted. Laid Over One Day Un-der The Rules (3/5/24)

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Michigan Fraternal Order of Police Update (6/14/24) PAGE%3! Bill Sponsors Description Status HB 4132 (HB 4133) 2/22/23 Snyder(D) - 1 co-sponsors Traffic Control Allows use of automated traffic en-forcement devices in work zones to enforce speed limit reductions. Placed On Order Of Third Reading With Sub-stitute (s-2) (5/22/24) HB 4133 (HB 4132) 2/22/23 Mueller(R) - 1 co-sponsors Traffic Control Revises costs and fees to reflect the distribution of certain fines related to automated speed enforcement sys-tems. Placed On Order Of Third Reading (5/22/24) HB 4139 2/28/23 MacDonell(D) - 45 cosponsors BACKGROUND CHECKS Updates sentencing guidelines to re-flect requirement for background checks when purchasing a firearm. Referred To Committee On Civil Rights, Judiciary, And Public Safety (4/26/23) HB 4140 2/28/23 Whitsett(D) - 45 cosponsors FIREARM SAFETY DEVICES Exempts firearm safety devices from use tax. Referred To Committee On Civil Rights, Judiciary, And Public Safety (4/26/23) HB 4141 2/28/23 Price(D) - 46 co-sponsors FIREARM SAFETY DEVICES Exempts firearm safety devices from sales tax. Referred To Committee On Civil Rights, Judiciary, And Public Safety (4/26/23) HB 4144 2/28/23 Brabec(D) - 43 co-sponsors FIREARM STORAGE Provides penalties for storing or leav-ing a firearm where it may be accessed by a minor. Referred To Committee On Civil Rights, Judiciary, And Public Safety (4/26/23) HB 4145 2/28/23 Puri(D) - 44 co-sponsors EXTREME RISK PROTECTION OR-DERS Enacts the extreme risk protection or-der act. Referred To Committee On Civil Rights, Judiciary, And Public Safety (4/19/23) HB 4149 2/28/23 Brixie(D) - 39 co-sponsors WEAPON-FREE ZONES Includes all buildings leased or owned by the state as weapon-free zones. Referred To Committee On Judiciary (2/28/23) HB 4150 2/28/23 Neeley(D) - 42 co-sponsors GUN-FREE ZONES Expands gun-free zones to include all buildings owned or leased by the state. Referred To Committee On Judiciary (2/28/23) HB 4173 3/2/23 Aiyash(D) - 8 co-sponsors Criminal Justice Policy Commission Creates criminal justice policy com-mission. Referred To Committee On Civil Rights, Judiciary, And Public Safety (6/15/23) HB 4175 3/7/23 Hoadley(R) - 19 cosponsors Firearms Eliminates requirement to register newly purchased handguns and elimi-nates pistol-free zones. Referred To Committee On Criminal Justice (3/7/23) HB 4184 3/7/23 Rogers(D) - 28 co-sponsors Firearms Prohibits unaccompanied minors using or possessing certain BB guns outside of their property. Referred To Committee On Judiciary (3/7/23)

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Michigan Fraternal Order of Police Update (6/14/24) PAGE%4! Bill Sponsors Description Status HB 4198 3/7/23 Glanville(D) - 27 cosponsors Firearms Allows local units of government im-posing certain restrictions on firearms. Referred To Committee On Judiciary (3/7/23) HB 4203 3/7/23 Tsernoglou(D) - 23 cosponsors Weapons Prohibits sale of weapons to individual under 21 years of age. Referred To Committee On Criminal Justice (3/7/23) HB 4204 3/7/23 Tsernoglou(D) - 23 cosponsors Firearms Increases age requirement for pur-chase of a firearm. Referred To Committee On Criminal Justice (3/7/23) HB 4205 3/7/23 Skaggs(D) - 30 co-sponsors Assault Weapons Prohibits openly carrying an assault weapon within 1,000 feet of certain places. Referred To Committee On Judiciary (3/7/23) HB 4206 3/7/23 Grant(D) - 29 co-sponsors Assault Weapon Provides sentencing guidelines for openly carrying an assault weapon in certain places. Referred To Committee On Judiciary (3/7/23) HB 4211 3/8/23 Hood(D) - 18 co-sponsors Firearms Provides 14-day waiting period for all pistol purchases. Referred To Committee On Judiciary (3/8/23) HB 4212 3/8/23 Morse(D) - 23 co-sponsors Firearms Provides civil liability for improper storage of firearms. Referred To Committee On Judiciary (3/8/23) HB 4214 3/8/23 Fitzgerald(D) - 21 cosponsors Hospitals Establishes trigger lock distribution program. Referred To Committee On Judiciary (3/8/23) HB 4215 3/8/23 Carter(D) - 21 co-sponsors Sales Tax Provides sales tax distribution for trig-ger locks. Referred To Committee On Tax Policy (3/8/23) HB 4232 3/9/23 Carter(D) - 40 co-sponsors Collective Bargaining Prohibits an employer from offering or granting status as permanent replace-ment employee to certain individuals who work for the employer during a labor dispute. Referred To Committee On Labor (3/9/23) HB 4235 3/9/23 Farhat(D) - 33 co-sponsors Union Dues Provides credit for the payment of qualified union dues paid to a labor or-ganization. Referred To Committee On Tax Policy (3/9/23) HB 4236 3/9/23 Mentzer(D) - 42 cosponsors Collective Bargaining Prohibits the public employer from discriminating against the public em-ployee based on public employee's re-fusal to participate in certain meetings or communications sponsored by a public employer. Referred To Committee On Labor (3/9/23)

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Michigan Fraternal Order of Police Update (6/14/24) PAGE%5! Bill Sponsors Description Status HB 4237 3/9/23 Andrews(D) - 39 cosponsors Labor Regulations Repeals local government labor regu-latory limitation act, 2015 PA 105. Referred To Committee On Labor (3/9/23) HB 4243 3/9/23 Carter(D) - 6 co-sponsors Firearms Provides civil liability for a person who sells, delivers, or transfers a firearm to a person prohibited from possessing a firearm. Referred To Committee On Criminal Justice (3/9/23) HB 4285 3/14/23 Johnsen(R) - 12 co-sponsors Concealed Weapons Removes certain restrictive carrying of concealed weapons. Referred To Committee On Government Opera-tions (3/14/23) HB 4323 3/22/23 DeSana(R) - 4 co-sponsors Law Enforcement Creates 21-foot protection zone around a patrol vehicle. Referred To Committee On Criminal Justice (3/22/23) HB 4324 3/22/23 DeSana(R) - 7 co-sponsors Election Laws Expands definition of identification for election purposes to include current concealed pistol license. Referred To Committee On Elections (3/22/23) HB 4339 3/23/23 Hall(R) - 7 cospon-sors Firearm-Related Crimes Prohibits prosecuting attorney from amending charges in certain ways. Referred To Committee On Judiciary (3/23/23) HB 4358 4/11/23 Steckloff(D) - 14 cosponsors Weapons Expands requirement to disclose pos-session of concealed weapon to in-clude fire personnel and emergency medical services personnel. Referred To Committee On Labor (4/11/23) HB 4429 4/19/23 Rigas(R) - 25 co-sponsors Weapons Eliminates provision allowing employ-ers to prohibit employees to carry at work. Referred To Committee On Government Opera-tions (4/19/23) HB 4436 4/19/23 Wegela(D) - 18 co-sponsors Law Enforcement Modifies presumption of admissibility for a juvenile's self-incriminating re-sponses obtained through deceptive police practices. Referred To Committee On Criminal Justice (4/19/23) HB 4455 4/25/23 Stone(D) - 15 co-sponsors Firearms Provides requirement for hobbyist-built firearms to contain serial num-bers on frames or receivers. Referred To Committee On Judiciary (4/25/23) HB 4456 4/25/23 Stone(D) - 12 co-sponsors Gun Safety Requires gun locks and a pamphlet on gun safety to be included with every point of sale for gun purchases. Referred To Committee On Judiciary (4/25/23) HB 4556 5/16/23 Hope(D) - 19 co-sponsors Criminal Sentencing Provides process for resentencing upon petition of certain prisoners. Referred To Committee On Criminal Justice (5/16/23)

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Michigan Fraternal Order of Police Update (6/14/24) PAGE%6! Bill Sponsors Description Status HB 4557 5/16/23 Neeley(D) - 20 co-sponsors Corrections Amends corrections code of 1953 to reflect requirement for department of corrections to provide certain notifi-cation to prisoners. Referred To Committee On Criminal Justice (5/16/23) HB 4558 5/16/23 Wilson(D) - 20 co-sponsors Crime Victims Amends crime victim's rights act to reference rights of crime victims in certain prisoner resentencing. Referred To Committee On Criminal Justice (5/16/23) HB 4559 5/16/23 McKinney(D) - 19 cosponsors Criminal Sentencing Amends public health code to reflect potential resentencing penalties for certain crimes of imprisonment for life without parole eligibility. Referred To Committee On Criminal Justice (5/16/23) HB 4560 5/16/23 Aiyash(D) - 20 co-sponsors Criminal Sentencing Amends Michigan penal code to re-flect potential resentencing penalties for certain crimes of imprisonment for life without parole eligibility. Referred To Committee On Criminal Justice (5/16/23) HB 4655 5/24/23 Young(D) - 21 co-sponsors Bail Provides procedure for pretrial re-lease determinations, criteria a court must consider for pretrial release de-termination, and reporting of data on pretrial release decisions. Referred To Committee On Criminal Justice (5/24/23) HB 4656 5/24/23 Hope(D) - 22 co-sponsors Bail Provides criteria a court must con-sider before imposing certain condi-tions of release and due process hear-ing related to pretrial detention. Referred To Committee On Criminal Justice (5/24/23) HB 4658 5/24/23 Carter(D) - 21 co-sponsors Bail Modifies interim bail bonds for misde-meanors. Referred To Committee On Criminal Justice (5/24/23) HB 4659 5/24/23 Young(D) - 21 co-sponsors Bail Repeals act that provides bail for traf-fic offenses or misdemeanors. Referred To Committee On Criminal Justice (5/24/23) HB 4660 5/24/23 Meerman(R) - 21 cosponsors Driver Licenses Amends reference to surrendering li-cense as condition of pretrial release and certain other references to reflect changes in code of criminal procedure. Referred To Committee On Criminal Justice (5/24/23) HB 4661 5/24/23 Grant(D) - 21 co-sponsors Bail Modifies setting of bond related to spousal or child support arrearage. Referred To Committee On Criminal Justice (5/24/23)

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Michigan Fraternal Order of Police Update (6/14/24) PAGE%7! Bill Sponsors Description Status HB 4662 5/24/23 VanWoerkom(R) - 23 cosponsors Criminal Procedure Provides certain definitions in the code of criminal procedure and time period required for disposition of criminal charges. Referred To Committee On Criminal Justice (5/24/23) HB 4688 5/30/23 Haadsma(D) - 25 cosponsors Collective Bargaining Makes minimum staffing levels within a bargaining unit a mandatory subject of bargaining. Referred To Second Reading (11/2/23) HB 4709 6/8/23 Mueller(R) - 8 co-sponsors Juvenile Crimes Clarifies transportation of juvenile who commits a crime with an adult. Referred To Committee On Criminal Justice (6/8/23) HB 4710 6/8/23 Rigas(R) - 22 co-sponsors Weapons Repeals certain provisions regarding weapons. Referred To Committee On Government Opera-tions (6/8/23) HB 4711 6/8/23 Posthumus(R) - 23 cosponsors Firearms and Weapons Updates sentencing guideline refer-ences. Referred To Committee On Government Opera-tions (6/8/23) HB 4712 6/8/23 Fox(R) - 23 co-sponsors Firearms Updates Michigan retired law enforce-ment officer’s firearm carry act refer-ences. Referred To Committee On Government Opera-tions (6/8/23) HB 4713 6/8/23 Beeler(R) - 21 co-sponsors Firearms Updates natural resources and envi-ronmental protection act references. Referred To Committee On Government Opera-tions (6/8/23) HB 4714 6/8/23 Hoadley(R) - 23 cosponsors Firearms Updates corrections code of 1953 ref-erences. Referred To Committee On Government Opera-tions (6/8/23) HB 4715 6/8/23 DeBoyer(R) - 23 cosponsors Firearms Updates 1927 PA 372 references. Referred To Committee On Government Opera-tions (6/8/23) HB 4716 6/8/23 BeGole(R) - 21 co-sponsors Law Enforcement Funds Modifies allowable uses for fee reve-nue related to salvage vehicle inspec-tion. Referred To Committee On Transportation And Infrastructure (11/1/23) HB 4718 6/8/23 Pohutsky(D) - 28 cosponsors Sexual Orientation Discrimination Prohibits sexual orientation or gender identity of a victim as a defense to a crime. Referred To Committee Of The Whole With Substitute (s-1) (4/23/24) HB 4729 6/13/23 Snyder(D) - 13 co-sponsors Emergency Responders Extends presumption of causation of heart and respiratory diseases to cer-tain members of police, fire, and public safety departments. Referred To Committee On Labor (6/13/23)

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Michigan Fraternal Order of Police Update (6/14/24) PAGE%8! Bill Sponsors Description Status HB 4734 6/13/23 Prestin(R) - 40 co-sponsors Opioid Antagonists Requires school districts to obtain opioid antagonists and distribute to certain employees and agents. Referred To Committee On Education (6/13/23) HB 4735 6/13/23 Fitzgerald(D) - 38 cosponsors Opioid Antagonists Requires school districts to obtain opioid antagonists and distributes to certain employees and agents. Referred To Committee On Education (6/13/23) HB 4736 6/13/23 Koleszar(D) - 38 cosponsors Opioid Antagonist Training Requires local health departments to provide to schools with opioid antago-nist training. Referred To Committee On Education (6/13/23) HB 4737 6/13/23 Bezotte(R) - 36 co-sponsors Opioid Antagonists Requires local health departments to provide opioid antagonists to schools. Referred To Committee On Education (6/13/23) HB 4827 6/15/23 Tisdel(R) - 13 co-sponsors Firearms Prohibits felony firearm crimes from pleading charge down. Referred To Committee On Judiciary (6/15/23) HB 4831 6/20/23 Johnsen(R) - 8 co-sponsors Gun Sales Prohibits use of merchant codes to identify gun sales. Referred To Committee On Insurance And Finan-cial Services (6/20/23) HB 4846 6/27/23 Wendzel(R) - 17 cosponsors Concealed Pistol Licenses Exempts retired law enforcement and veterans concealed pistol license fees. Referred To Committee On Judiciary (6/27/23) HB 4848 6/27/23 Kuhn(R) - 6 co-sponsors Psychological screening Requires psychological screening when arrested while in possession of a fire-arm. Referred To Committee On Criminal Justice (6/27/23) HB 4880 6/28/23 Hall(R) - 40 co-sponsors Law Enforcement Creates county law enforcement pro-tection act. Per Rule 41 Referred To Committee On Govern-ment Operations (7/18/23) HB 4943 9/7/23 Harris(R) - 26 co-sponsors Concealed Firearms Prohibits ability of the Michigan State Capitol Commission to ban certain in-dividuals from carrying a concealed firearm. Referred To Committee On Government Opera-tions (9/7/23) HB 4946 9/7/23 O'Neal(D) - 24 co-sponsors Firearms Prohibits possession of firearms and ammunition by persons convicted of misdemeanor involving domestic. Referred To Second Reading (10/3/23) HB 4964 9/7/23 Zorn(R) Special Assessments Allows special assessment districts for police and fire equipment. Referred To Committee On Tax Policy (9/7/23) HB 4975 9/13/23 Dievendorf(D) - 11 cosponsors Collective Bargaining Removes certain exclusions from defi-nition of employee in 1939 PA 176. Referred To Committee On Labor (9/13/23)

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Michigan Fraternal Order of Police Update (6/14/24) PAGE%9! Bill Sponsors Description Status HB 4981 9/14/23 BeGole(R) - 14 co-sponsors Sheriffs Modifies eligibility requirements for county sheriff. Referred To Committee On Elections And Ethics (11/7/23) HB 5014 9/19/23 Thompson(R) - 5 cosponsors MCOLES Modifies Michigan commission on law enforcement standards (MCOLES) to include grappling training. Referred To Committee On Criminal Justice (9/19/23) HB 5017 9/19/23 O'Neal(D) - 13 co-sponsors Corrections Requires reentry services and support for certain individuals after resentenc-ing. Referred To Second Reading (10/17/23) HB 5020 9/20/23 Schriver(R) Collective Bargaining Requires a union to obtain authoriza-tion from a public employee to obtain before expending the public employ-ee's union dues on a political purpose, and creates sorting requirements. Referred To Committee On Government Opera-tions (9/20/23) HB 5026 9/20/23 Martus(D) - 13 co-sponsors Labor Establishes community and worker economic transition office. Referred To Committee On Labor (9/20/23) HB 5036 9/26/23 Rigas(R) - 31 co-sponsors Law Enforcement Modifies color vision employment standards for law enforcement offic-ers. Referred To Committee On Government Opera-tions (9/26/23) HB 5075 10/3/23 Bezotte(R) - 14 co-sponsors Criminal Sexual Conduct Allows consecutive sentencing for cer-tain criminal sexual conduct offenses. Referred To Committee On Criminal Justice (10/3/23) HB 5079 10/3/23 Hoadley(R) - 19 cosponsors Police Canines Provides emergency medical transport and treatment for retired police ca-nines. Referred To Committee On Insurance And Finan-cial Services (10/3/23) HB 5132 10/12/23 Johnsen(R) - 14 co-sponsors Firearm Limitations Prohibits enforcement of federal limi-tation on firearms. Referred To Committee On Judiciary (10/12/23) HB 5150 10/17/23 Shannon(D) Traffic Violations Modifies time for destruction of rec-ord of certain traffic violations. Referred To Second Reading (3/5/24) HB 5152 10/17/23 Steele(R) - 5 co-sponsors Firearms Updates sentencing guidelines. Referred To Committee On Judiciary (10/17/23) HB 5153 10/17/23 Kuhn(R) - 5 co-sponsors Firearms Prohibits possession or distribution of a firearm or ammunition under certain circumstances. Referred To Committee On Judiciary (10/17/23)

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Michigan Fraternal Order of Police Update (6/14/24) PAGE%10! Bill Sponsors Description Status HB 5182 (HB 5183) 10/19/23 Mentzer(D) - 13 cosponsors Larceny Prohibits use of a computer or similar technology to program a key code for automobile theft and provides penal-ties. Referred To Committee On Civil Rights, Judiciary, And Public Safety (5/2/24) HB 5183 (HB 5182) 10/19/23 Farhat(D) - 13 co-sponsors Automobile Theft Provides for sentencing guidelines for use of a computer or similar technol-ogy to program a key code for auto-mobile theft. Referred To Committee On Civil Rights, Judiciary, And Public Safety (5/2/24) HB 5223 (HB 5224; SB 617; SB 618) 10/25/23 Rogers(D) - 17 co-sponsors Traffic Control Adds definition for “transportation de-vice." Referred To Committee Of The Whole (6/11/24) HB 5224 (HB 5223; SB 617; SB 618) 10/25/23 Schuette(R) - 17 cosponsors Traffic Accidents Enhances penalties for moving viola-tion causing physical injury or death to a vulnerable roadway user. Referred To Committee Of The Whole (6/11/24) HB 5225 10/25/23 O'Neal(D) - 6 co-sponsors Weapons Increases penalties for intentionally discharging a firearm from vehicle or at a dwelling or a potentially occupied structure. Referred To Committee On Criminal Justice (10/25/23) HB 5226 10/25/23 Neeley(D) - 7 co-sponsors Firearms Amends sentencing guidelines for in-tentionally discharging a firearm from a vehicle or at a dwelling or potentially occupied structure. Referred To Committee On Criminal Justice (10/25/23) HB 5271 10/26/23 Hope(D) - 10 co-sponsors DNA Testiing Modifies post-conviction DNA testing. Referred To Second Reading (3/12/24) HB 5281 10/26/23 Dievendorf(D) - 5 cosponsors Law Enforcement Prohibits licensing and hiring of law enforcement officers that are mem-bers of certain groups or engage in certain conducts. Referred To Committee On Judiciary (10/26/23) HB 5282 10/26/23 Wilson(D) - 5 co-sponsors Law Enforcement Requires background investigation for membership with extremist groups before licensure. Referred To Committee On Judiciary (10/26/23) HB 5334 11/14/23 VanderWall(R) - 52 cosponsors Firearms Provides firearm safety instruction. Referred To Committee On Judiciary (11/14/23) HB 5382 11/14/23 Wozniak(R) - 13 cosponsors Civil Asset Forfeiture Clarifies disposal of funds from seized vehicles. Referred To Committee On Judiciary (11/14/23)

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Michigan Fraternal Order of Police Update (6/14/24) PAGE%11! Bill Sponsors Description Status HB 5383 11/14/23 Greene(R) - 13 co-sponsors Civil Asset Forfeiture Clarifies disposition of funds from civil asset forfeiture. Referred To Committee On Judiciary (11/14/23) HB 5410 1/30/24 Arbit(D) - 5 co-sponsors Criminal Sexual Conduct Modifies crimes regarding certain sex-ual conduct. Referred To Committee On Criminal Justice (1/30/24) HB 5411 1/30/24 Rheingans(D) - 5 cosponsors Sentencing Guidelines Modifies sentencing guidelines and cer-tain court procedures for certain of-fenses related to sexual conduct. Referred To Committee On Criminal Justice (1/30/24) HB 5412 1/30/24 Dievendorf(D) - 5 cosponsors Biometric Data Modifies references to certain sexual conduct related offenses in 1925 PA 289. Referred To Committee On Criminal Justice (1/30/24) HB 5418 1/30/24 Johnsen(R) - 12 co-sponsors Tow Trucks Allows use of blue lights on tow trucks. Referred To Committee On Transportation, Mo-bility And Infrastructure (1/30/24) HB 5447 2/14/24 Farhat(D) - 5 co-sponsors Racial Or Ethnic Identification Requires collection and reporting of certain writings requesting racial or ethnic identification. Referred To Committee On Local Government And Municipal Finance (2/14/24) HB 5448 2/14/24 Farhat(D) - 5 co-sponsors Racial Or Ethnic Identification Requires public university writings re-questing racial or ethnic identification to include "Middle Eastern or North African" category. Referred To Committee On Local Government And Municipal Finance (2/14/24) HB 5461 2/21/24 McFall(D) - 43 co-sponsors Retirement Creates retirement program for cer-tain nonpublic employees to partici-pate in a benefit plan and provides oversight. Referred To Committee On Labor (2/21/24) HB 5521 2/22/24 Wegela(D) - 15 co-sponsors Campaign Finance Prohibits use of revenues as donation to a 501(c)(4) that engages in cam-paign or lobbying activities. Referred To Committee On Government Opera-tions (2/22/24) HB 5533 2/29/24 Neeley(D) - 10 co-sponsors Labor Regulations Repeals local government labor regu-latory limitation act. Referred To Committee On Labor (2/29/24) HB 5559 3/12/24 Carter(D) - 19 co-sponsors Hunting And Fishing Licenses Provides certain hunting and fishing li-censes for law enforcement officers Referred To Committee On Natural Resources, Environment, Tourism And Outdoor Recreation (3/12/24)

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Michigan Fraternal Order of Police Update (6/14/24) PAGE%12! Bill Sponsors Description Status HB 5642 (HB 5643) 4/18/24 Kuhn(R) - 6 co-sponsors Firearms Creates bond condition of psychologi-cal screening for defendant arrested while in possession of a firearm. Referred To Committee On Criminal Justice (4/18/24) HB 5643 (HB 5642) 4/18/24 Wozniak(R) - 6 co-sponsors Firearms Creates bond condition of psychologi-cal screening for defendant arrested for a misdemeanor while in possession of a firearm. Referred To Committee On Criminal Justice (4/18/24) HB 5677 4/25/24 Beeler(R) - 24 co-sponsors Collective Bargaining restores public service employment; right to work. Referred To Committee On Government Opera-tions (4/25/24) HB 5678 4/25/24 Bierlein(R) - 26 co-sponsors Collective Bargaining restores collective bargaining; right to work. Referred To Committee On Government Opera-tions (4/25/24) HB 5716 5/7/24 Farhat(D) - 5 co-sponsors Religious Head Coverings Prohibits the required removal of reli-gious head coverings for police photo-graphs. Referred To Committee On Judiciary (5/7/24) HB 5749 5/30/24 Carter(D) - 19 co-sponsors Public Records Requires certain law enforcement dis-ciplinary personnel records to be sub-ject to freedom of information act re-quests. Referred To Committee On Criminal Justice (5/30/24) HB 5750 5/30/24 Carter(D) - 19 co-sponsors Law Enforcement Provides identifier to track licensure status. Referred To Committee On Criminal Justice (5/30/24) HB 5775 6/4/24 DeSana(R) - 14 co-sponsors Illegal Immigrants Creates sentencing guidelines for crimes related to illegal immigration. Referred To Committee On Government Opera-tions (6/4/24) HB 5776 6/4/24 DeBoyer(R) - 15 cosponsors Criminal Convictions Prohibits probation as sentence for certain immigration related criminal convictions. Referred To Committee On Government Opera-tions (6/4/24) HB 5777 6/4/24 Schriver(R) - 13 cosponsors Criminal Procedure Provides procedures regarding certain arrests and prosecutions Referred To Committee On Government Opera-tions (6/4/24) HB 5778 6/4/24 Friske(R) - 15 co-sponsors Illegal Immigration Prohibits illegal immigration and pro-vides penalties. Referred To Committee On Government Opera-tions (6/4/24) HJR A 3/14/23 Johnsen(R) - 12 co-sponsors College Campuses Printed Joint Resolution Filed 03/14/2023 (3/15/23) HR 107 5/11/23 Beeler(R) - 27 co-sponsors A resolution to declare May 14-20, 2023, as Police Week in the state of Michigan. Adopted (5/11/23)

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Michigan Fraternal Order of Police Update (6/14/24) PAGE%13! Bill Sponsors Description Status HR 260 5/15/24 Schmaltz(R) - 13 cosponsors Week Designation A resolution to declare May 12-18, 2024, as Police Week in the state of Michigan. Adopted (5/15/24) HR 269 6/4/24 Harris(R) - 7 co-sponsors Visa Waiver Program A resolution to urge the United States Secretary of Homeland Security, in consultation with the United States Secretary of State, to suspend or ter-minate Chile’s participation in the Visa Waiver Program. Referred To Committee On Government Opera-tions (6/4/24) HR 270 6/4/24 Carra(R) - 15 co-sponsors Immigration A resolution to oppose illegal immi-gration and express support for legal immigration. Referred To Committee On Government Opera-tions (6/4/24) SB 1 1/12/23 Hertel(D) - 19 co-sponsors Retirement/Pension Benefits Revises limitations and restrictions on deductions of certain retirement or pension benefits and revenue distribu-tion to state school aid fund. Referred To Committee On Tax Policy (1/26/23) SB 5 1/12/23 Camilleri(D) - 19 cosponsors Collective Bargaining Allows requirement for agency fee for nonunion members in bargaining agreements and as condition of em-ployment in public sector. Referred To Committee On Labor (1/12/23) SB 6 1/12/23 Klinefelt(D) - 19 cosponsors Prevailing Wages Reenacts prevailing wage. Returned As Requested (4/11/23) SB 33 1/19/23 Santana(D) Incarcerated Individuals Requires reporting of pre-incarcera-tion address of incarcerated individu-als by the department of corrections for voting district population counts. Referred To Committee On Elections And Ethics (1/19/23) SB 76 2/16/23 Hertel(D) - 19 co-sponsors Firearms and Weapons Requires license or background check for purchase of firearms. Referred To Committee On Judiciary (3/21/23) SB 77 2/16/23 Moss(D) - 19 co-sponsors Firearms Updates references to pistol in penal code. Referred To Committee On Judiciary (3/21/23) SB 78 2/16/23 Cavanagh(D) - 19 cosponsors Firearms Updates references in sentencing guidelines. Referred To Committee On Judiciary (3/21/23) SB 84 2/16/23 Polehanki(D) - 19 cosponsors Firearms/Weapons Prohibits purchase of firearms if indi-vidual has an extreme risk protection order. Referred To Second Reading (4/12/23)

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Michigan Fraternal Order of Police Update (6/14/24) PAGE%14! Bill Sponsors Description Status SB 85 2/16/23 Anthony(D) - 18 cosponsors Injunctions Enacts guidelines for making a false statement in support of an extreme risk protection order. Referred To Second Reading (4/12/23) SB 86 2/16/23 Singh(D) - 19 co-sponsors Service of Process Provides service of process for ex-treme risk protection order actions and waives court fees. Referred To Second Reading (4/12/23) SB 145 3/7/23 Outman(R) - 4 co-sponsors Law Enforcement Creates Michigan public safety citizen communications system moderniza-tion act. Referred To Committee On Veterans And Emer-gency Services (3/7/23) SB 146 3/7/23 Wojno(D) - 4 co-sponsors Crime Victims Provides notification to crime victims using the Michigan public safety citizen communications system. Referred To Committee On Veterans And Emer-gency Services (3/7/23) SB 156 3/9/23 Santana(D) - 1 co-sponsors Police Retirement System Provides election process to transfer a corrections officer to the Michigan state police retirement system. Referred To Committee On Labor (3/9/23) SB 157 3/9/23 McBroom(R) - 1 cosponsors Police Retirement System Provides membership in the retire-ment system of a corrections officer first hired after certain date and allows for purchasing service credit for cer-tain corrections officers' service under the state employees' retirement sys-tem. Referred To Committee On Labor (3/9/23) SB 165 3/9/23 Cherry(D) - 6 co-sponsors State Police Retirement Provides membership in the retire-ment system of certain law enforce-ment officers first hired after certain date and allows for purchasing service credit for certain law enforcement of-ficers' service under the state employ-ees' retirement system. Referred To Committee Of The Whole With Substitute (s-1) (9/19/23) SB 166 3/9/23 McDonald Rivet(D) - 6 cosponsors Police Retirement System Provides election process to transfer certain law enforcement officers to the Michigan state police retirement system. Referred To Committee Of The Whole With Substitute (s-2) (9/19/23)

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Michigan Fraternal Order of Police Update (6/14/24) PAGE%15! Bill Sponsors Description Status SB 167 3/9/23 Shink(D) - 6 co-sponsors Police Retirement System Provides membership in the retire-ment system of certain law enforce-ment officers first hired after certain date and allows for purchasing service credit for certain law enforcement of-ficers' service under the state employ-ees' retirement system. Referred To Committee Of The Whole With Substitute (s-1) (9/19/23) SB 171 3/9/23 McCann(D) - 1 co-sponsors Labor Regulations Repeals local government labor regu-latory limitation act. Referred To Committee Of The Whole (9/26/23) SB 172 3/9/23 Irwin(D) - 1 co-sponsors Campaign Finance Allows automatic payroll deductions for PAC contributions. Referred To Committee On Labor (3/9/23) SB 231 3/22/23 Johnson(R) Distracted Driving Enhances penalties for operating a ve-hicle while sending or receiving a mes-sage on an electronic wireless device. Referred To Committee On Civil Rights, Judiciary, And Public Safety (3/22/23) SB 239 3/23/23 Wojno(D) - 6 co-sponsors Distracted Driving Enhances penalties for operating a ve-hicle while sending or receiving a mes-sage on an electronic wireless device. Referred To Committee On Civil Rights, Judiciary, And Public Safety (3/23/23) SB 240 3/23/23 Wojno(D) - 5 co-sponsors Distracted Driving Enhances penalties for operating a ve-hicle while sending or receiving a mes-sage on an electronic wireless device. Referred To Committee On Civil Rights, Judiciary, And Public Safety (3/23/23) SB 241 3/23/23 Hertel(D) - 5 co-sponsors Distracted Driving Enhances forwarding abstract of rec-ord or report to secretary of state for penalties for operating a vehicle while sending or receiving a message on an electronic wireless device. Referred To Committee On Civil Rights, Judiciary, And Public Safety (3/23/23) SB 244 3/23/23 Bumstead(R) - 6 cosponsors Worker's Compensation Extends presumption of causation of heart and respiratory diseases to cer-tain members of police, fire, and public safety departments. Referred To Committee On Labor (3/23/23) SB 308 5/2/23 Theis(R) - 9 co-sponsors Weapons Repeals certain provisions regarding weapons. Referred To Committee On Civil Rights, Judiciary, And Public Safety (5/2/23) SB 309 5/2/23 Lindsey(R) - 9 co-sponsors Weapons Updates 1927 PA 372 references. Referred To Committee On Civil Rights, Judiciary, And Public Safety (5/2/23)

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Michigan Fraternal Order of Police Update (6/14/24) PAGE%16! Bill Sponsors Description Status SB 310 5/2/23 Hoitenga(R) - 8 co-sponsors Weapons Updates references to natural re-sources and environmental protection act. Referred To Committee On Civil Rights, Judiciary, And Public Safety (5/2/23) SB 311 5/2/23 Johnson(R) - 8 co-sponsors Weapons Updates references to sentencing guidelines. Referred To Committee On Civil Rights, Judiciary, And Public Safety (5/2/23) SB 312 5/2/23 Bellino(R) - 9 co-sponsors Weapons Updates references to corrections code of 1953. Referred To Committee On Civil Rights, Judiciary, And Public Safety (5/2/23) SB 313 5/2/23 Lauwers(R) - 8 co-sponsors Weapons Updates references to Michigan re-tired law enforcement officer’s fire-arm carry act. Referred To Committee On Civil Rights, Judiciary, And Public Safety (5/2/23) SB 376 6/7/23 Chang(D) - 9 co-sponsors Criminal Justice Policy Creates criminal justice policy com-mission. Referred To Committee Of The Whole With Substitute (s-3) (6/14/23) SB 377 6/7/23 McBroom(R) - 8 cosponsors Sentencing Commission Provides duties of the Michigan sen-tencing commission. Laid Over One Day Un-der The Rules (6/29/23) SB 462 8/24/23 Bayer(D) Public Employees Incudes authority by municipalities in the publicly funded health insurance contribution act. Referred To Committee On Finance, Insurance, And Consumer Protec-tion (8/24/23) SB 468 9/7/23 Hoitenga(R) - 9 co-sponsors Concealed Firearms Allows concealed pistols in state capi-tol. Referred To Committee On Civil Rights, Judiciary, And Public Safety (9/7/23) SB 472 9/7/23 Chang(D) - 12 co-sponsors Sentencing Guidelines Updates sentencing guidelines. Referred To Second Reading (10/17/23) SB 473 9/7/23 Bellino(R) Special Assessments Allows special assessment districts for police and fire equipment. Referred To Committee On Finance, Insurance, And Consumer Protec-tion (9/7/23) SB 495 9/14/23 Lauwers(R) Fraternal Benefit Societies Modifies liquidation and rehabilitation procedures. Referred To Committee Of The Whole With Substitute (s-1) (6/13/24) SB 584 10/12/23 Lindsey(R) - 6 co-sponsors Firearm Limitations Prohibits enforcement of federal limi-tation on firearms. Referred To Committee On Civil Rights, Judiciary, And Public Safety (10/12/23) SB 589 10/17/23 Irwin(D) - 4 co-sponsors Violence Prevention Requires health facilities and local health departments to establish vio-lence prevention program. Referred To Committee On Health Policy (10/17/23)

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Michigan Fraternal Order of Police Update (6/14/24) PAGE%17! Bill Sponsors Description Status SB 600 10/19/23 Santana(D) Criminal Threats Provides for sentencing guidelines for criminal threatening. Referred To Committee On Criminal Justice (3/20/24) SB 601 10/19/23 Santana(D) Criminal Threats Defines and provides penalties for criminal threatening. Referred To Committee On Criminal Justice (3/20/24) SB 664 11/9/23 Bumstead(R) - 13 cosponsors School Curriculum Referred To Committee On Natural Resources And Agriculture (11/9/23) SB 682 1/11/24 Damoose(R) - 5 cosponsors Speed Restrictions Provides speed limit on a highway closed to nonemergency motor vehi-cles. Returned To Senate (6/11/24) SB 689 1/17/24 Hoitenga(R) Stun Guns Allows purchase and possession of stun guns for individuals over age 21. Referred To Committee On Civil Rights, Judiciary, And Public Safety (1/17/24) SB 708 2/7/24 Santana(D) - 1 co-sponsors No-Fault Insurance Provides waivers for certain individu-als for penalties for lapse of insurance policy. Referred To Committee On Insurance And Finan-cial Services (2/14/24) SB 709 2/7/24 Santana(D) - 1 co-sponsors No-Fault Insurance Provides waiver for certain individuals for penalties for lapse of insurance policy. Referred To Committee On Insurance And Finan-cial Services (2/14/24) SB 723 2/22/24 Santana(D) - 4 co-sponsors Miranda Rights Requires evaluation of competency to waive Miranda rights. Referred To Committee On Civil Rights, Judiciary, And Public Safety (2/22/24) SB 726 2/22/24 Webber(R) - 15 cosponsors Illegal Drugs Modifies penalties for creating, deliver-ing, or possessing with intent certain schedule 1 and 2 controlled sub-stances. Referred To Committee On Civil Rights, Judiciary, And Public Safety (2/22/24) SB 727 2/22/24 Huizenga(R) - 15 cosponsors Illegal Drugs Amends sentencing guidelines for manufacturing, creating, delivering, or possessing with intent certain schedule 1 and 2 controlled substances. Referred To Committee On Civil Rights, Judiciary, And Public Safety (2/22/24) SB 747 3/7/24 Anthony(D) Departmental Appropriations Omni-bus Provides appropriations for multiple departments and branches for fiscal year 2024-2025. Referred To Committee On Appropriations (6/12/24)

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Michigan Fraternal Order of Police Update (6/14/24) PAGE%18! Bill Sponsors Description Status SB 749 3/7/24 Anthony(D) Departmental Apprioprations Provides appropriations for multiple departments and branches for fiscal year 2023-2024. Placed On Second Read-ing (5/14/24) SB 750 3/7/24 Anthony(D) Departmental Appropriations Provides appropriations for multiple departments and branches for fiscal year 2024-2025. Referred To Committee On Appropriations (3/7/24) SB 754 3/7/24 McCann(D) Departmental Appropriations Provides appropriations for multiple departments and branches for fiscal year 2023-2024. Referred To Committee On Appropriations (3/7/24) SB 755 3/7/24 McCann(D) Departmental Appropriations Provides appropriations for multiple departments and branches for fiscal year 2024-2025. Referred To Committee On Appropriations (3/7/24) SB 779 3/12/24 Albert(R) Traffic Control Provides requirements for passing a stopped vehicle. Referred To Committee On Appropriations (3/12/24) SB 781 3/13/24 Webber(R) Tow Trucks Allows use of flares and blue lights on tow trucks. Referred To Committee On Transportation And Infrastructure (3/13/24) SB 791 3/14/24 Santana(D) Collective Bargaining Modifies definition of public employee in 1947 PA 336. Referred To Committee On Appropriations (3/14/24) SB 834 4/18/24 Hertel(D) - 9 co-sponsors Death Benefits Increases public safety officer death benefits. Referred To Committee On Veterans And Emer-gency Services (4/18/24) SB 846 5/1/24 Albert(R) Right To Work Restores prohibition on mandatory union membership or non-member agency fee for workers under a collec-tive bargaining agreement. Referred To Committee On Labor (5/1/24) SB 847 5/1/24 Hauck(R) Right To Work Restores prohibition on mandatory union membership and non-member agency fees for public sector workers under a collective bargaining agree-ment. Referred To Committee On Labor (5/1/24) SJR A 1/17/23 Theis(R) - 7 co-sponsors Public Employees Referred To Committee On Labor (1/17/23) SR 48 5/11/23 Theis(R) - 4 co-sponsors Week Designation A resolution to commemorate May 14-20, 2023, as Police Week. Adopted (5/11/23) SR 119 5/16/24 Lauwers(R) - 9 co-sponsors Week Designation A resolution to recognize May 12-18, 2024, as Police Week. Adopted (5/16/24)