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Commissioners approved the budget for fiscal year 2025, prioritizing public safety, infrastructure improvements and retaining a qualified workforce
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The Governor signed a state budget bill Wednesday finalizing spending plans for the upcoming fiscal year
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Hudson is the first woman to hold the director position
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The Muskegon Police Department is offering a one-day Citizen’s Public Safety Workshop in March
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The law would still allow drivers to pass a snowplow on the left but would require them to stay at least 20 feet back from one stopped at an intersection
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The budget now goes to the Legislature, which is controlled by Democrats. But it will take some Republican support to get it all done before the state’s new fiscal year begins October First
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Earlier versions of the legislation would have left out townships from receiving grant money from the fund.
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Operation Safe Neighborhoods involves the Michigan Department of Corrections working with local law enforcement to conduct compliance checks on people under state supervision.
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Public safety officers in Grand Haven already have cameras in their squad cars, soon they will start wearing body cameras
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GVSU's Department of Public Safety Chief Brandon DeHaan explains how the new law works, and why we need it.