M.A.P.
Professional Services Include:
 MAP Appointed to MCOLES Board
It is with great pride that MAP announces the Appointment to the Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards (MCOLES) by Governor Jennifer Granholm. MAP will use the appointment by the Governor to carry on the tradition of ensuring that the men and women of Michigan's law enforcement community will continue to be the best trained and most professional in the United States...(full story)
 Message
from the Director
Twenty-five years ago, several local police organizations were unhappy with the level of representation they were receiving from their parent union. The desire for honest, professional Union representation was missing. In an effort to change that, these same locals banded together to form the Michigan Association of Police. ...(full
story)
 Children Be
Aware
Children
Be Aware, MAP's program for helping parents protect their
kids, focuses on the "unthinkable" while also addressing
more normal risks. Thousands of parents in Michigan have had their
children fingerprinted via the program. They've done so in order
to create identification records that would greatly assist law enforcement
officers if one of their little ones were abducted or got lost....(full
story)
 Another
Win for MAP!
What once was
only dreamed about but never thought could happen has become a
reality. Base pay for police officers has broken through the
$70,000 barrier. Actually, it has rocketed past the 70k barrier
and is knocking on the door of 75k. After almost thirty negotiation
sessions, a new agreement has been approved by the Michigan Association
of Police...(full story)
 MAP
Wins Over
Ingham County
Sheriff in Arbitration
The Ingham
County Sheriff's Department's last best offer regarding wages
and retroactivity was adopted in the Act 312 Arbitration Award
by Arbitrator Barry Ott, however the employer failed to pay four
MAP members what they were entitled to receive. ...(full
story)
Alert!
 Livingston
County Deputy Sheriff's
"Your Health Care is Under Attack"
POAM - MIA?
Michigan
Association of Police steps in to protect the Health
Care benefits of Livingston County's finest...(full
story)
Life Saving
Awards Bestowed
to Pontiac Officers
Pontiac Police Officer Tim Morton, a 10-year veteran, was only supposed
to be assisting another officer when he arrived December 28th at the
scene where a woman was slumped over her car's steering wheel. But
he quickly assessed the situation and came to the conclusion that
the victim was suffering from a diabetic coma.... (full
story)
 Crisis
In Garrity
A standing
room only crowd of law enforcement officers was in attendance
at the Michigan Association of Police Organization seminar on
the crisis in Garrity...
(full story)
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