Mental Health Services for First Responders After the Mormon Church Tragedy Michigan first responders who answered the call during the recent tragedy of the Grand Blanc Mormon church shooting have acc...
2026 POLICE OFFICER OF THE YEAR NOMINATIONS Nominations are now open for the 2026 POAM Officer of the Year Award! For decades, POAM has proudly recognized Michigan law enforcement professionals who de...
Should the Federal Government Deploy Troops to U.S. Cities? Chris, Lloyd, and Jamie from WJR 760 AM talk with Jim Tignaneli, president of the Police Officers Association of Michigan, about President T...
POAM Summer Update 2025 The POAM Summer Update offers a meaningful message from President Jim Tignanelli as he addresses recent challenges and achievements within POAM, including immigration-related i...
United to Safeguard America from Illegal Trade (USA-IT) USA-IT is a public–private partnership dedicated to protecting communities from the wide-reaching impact of illegal trade. The organization un...
“Justice Needs No Mask” Bill House Bill 4760 sought to enhance public accountability by prohibiting masked policing and requiring visible officer identification. GOP leadership blocked the...
Split-Second Decisions That Define Policing A fatal June 3 traffic-stop shooting in Shelby Township that ended in the death of 41-year-old Thomas Antonio Jackson has been ruled justified, and the offi...
The Police Officers Association of Michigan (POAM) is aware of the recent announcement from the Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office regarding criminal charges filed against Melvindale Police Officer Ma...
The Retirement Plan Advisors (RPA) is pleased to share monthly retirement information with POAM members. This month’s post is from Regional Director Matt Martin. He emphasizes the importance of ...
Flexible, Real-World Sessions to Build Effective Crisis Response Teams in August Throughout August, the Incident Management Team offers virtual training sessions to strengthen Peer Support and Critic...