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Senate Judiciary Committee Sends The POAM Bill to the Floor

June 21, 2022

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Stronger Communities Act – The “Poam” bill The funding bill for local police recruitment, the Stronger Communities Act, better known as the “POAM” bill, was reported by the Senat...

Bill 4247 Passed in Michigan Legislature

June 17, 2022

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POAM Supports Michigan Bill 4247 POAM Business Agent Eric Ronewicz joined Representative Matt Koleszar for a ceremonial bill signing of Michigan Bill 4247 with Governor Gretchen Whitmer. Michigan Hous...

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Detroit Tigers vs. Cleveland Guardians: Law Enforcement Night

June 16, 2022

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Cleveland Guardians 2022 Law Enforcement Night The Cleveland Guardians have teamed up with the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund (NLEOMF) to show their appreciation for the men and women...

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Enable the Disabled: 1st Annual Hog Roast

June 7, 2022

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Enable the Disabled’s Hog Roast Fundraiser Join us for Enable The Disabled’s 1st Annual Hog Roast in July 2022. All proceeds will directly support Enable the Disabled and their efforts to ...

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2022 P.O. of the Year: Corporal Bryant Searcy, Wayne County DSA

May 26, 2022

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Standing in the line of duty exposes officers to many risks. Officers face these risks and call it part of a day’s work. Most officers are fortunate to make it home to their families at the end of t...

2022 P.O. of the Year: Barry County CAO’s Sergeant Scott Ware

May 26, 2022

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Every year, the Police Officer Association of Michigan lauds and honors officers who show extraordinary zeal in their sworn duty to protect the community they serve. For bravely putting the lives of o...

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2022 P.O. of the Year: Calhoun County CAO’s Lieutenant Adam Mattens

May 26, 2022

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The Police Officers Association of Michigan recognizes officers who rise above tense and dangerous situations, risking their lives to protect their fellow officers and the community they vowed to serv...

Deputy Michael Westphal of St. Clair County DSA

2022 P.O. of the Year: St. Clair County DSA’s Deputy Michael Westphal

May 26, 2022

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Every year, the Police Officers Association of Michigan recognizes those officers who have shown exemplary acts of bravery in service. These officers are conferred with the distinctive Police Officer ...

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2022 P.O. of the Year: Officer Zachary Overstreet

May 26, 2022

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Each year, the Police Officers Association of Michigan recognizes exemplary police officers who have gone over and beyond their line of duty. Croswell Police Officer Zachary Overstreet was the first r...

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2022 P.O. of the Year: Clinton Township POA’s Officers Dittmer, Bolone, and Pfieffer

May 26, 2022

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The Police Officers Association of Michigan recognizes police officers who show extraordinary commitment to their job and go over and beyond duty. Officers Dittmer, Bolone, and Pfieffer Saved a Woman ...

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Senate Judiciary Committee Sends The POAM Bill to the Floor

Bill 4247 Passed in Michigan Legislature

Detroit Tigers vs. Cleveland Guardians: Law Enforcement Night

Enable the Disabled: 1st Annual Hog Roast

2022 P.O. of the Year: Corporal Bryant Searcy, Wayne County DSA

2022 P.O. of the Year: Barry County CAO’s Sergeant Scott Ware

2022 P.O. of the Year: Calhoun County CAO’s Lieutenant Adam Mattens

2022 P.O. of the Year: St. Clair County DSA’s Deputy Michael Westphal

2022 P.O. of the Year: Officer Zachary Overstreet

2022 P.O. of the Year: Clinton Township POA’s Officers Dittmer, Bolone, and Pfieffer

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