DSAM Scholarship
 The Deputy Sheriff's Association of Michigan is dedicated to supporting the next generation of Michigan Law Enforcement and in that effort awards a yearly scholarship to a deserving Michigan student. Read on to learn about the scholarship and how to apply!
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If you are unsure who the state legislators are that represent you use the links below to learn who they are and how to contact them.
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Learn about DSAM
What is DSAM and who are it's members? Learn about how DSAM has been working hard for you for years!
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Friday, 19 February 2010 |
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This article comes from Attorney Mark A. Porter of Map-Law.com
Greetings to All,
Below are 3-articles about the indictment and trial outcome of aSergeant in the Highland Park PD.
On January 31, 2008, I received a phone call at the office from an HPPD officer who was calling to talk about the fact that all uniforms, weapons, and
other equipment had to be personally purchased by each officer.
At the end, he said, "Oh by the way -- the FBI came to my house the other
day and interviewed me about an investigation into one of my sergeants for
punching a prisoner. They said there may be a grand jury and I may be called
to testify -- is there anything I should know about that?"
Hit the "Read More" link for the rest of the article
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Monday, 21 December 2009 |
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Senator Randy Richardville (R-Monroe) has proposed legislation that would merge the Sheriffs' Co-Ordinating and Training Council (SCTC) to the Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards (MCOLES). The proposed legislation would abolish the SCTC but keep the Local Corrections Officers Advisory Board in place. The Advisory Board would report to MCOLES. Under the proposed legislation, MCOLES would have oversite of Local Corrections Officer training and training monies. Another proposed bill by Senator Richardville would give DSAM representation on the MCOLES. The legislation is designed to address Michigan Sheriffs failure to provide statutorily mandated training to Local Corrections Officers. Statistics published by the Training Council show that in 2006, 35.8% of sheriffs complied with training standards: 2007 saw 42% in compliance, and in 2008, 65.4%. This lack of compliance calls into question what the book in fee training monies are being spent on. Freedom of Information Act requests on Sheriffs and County Boards reveal that there are sheriffs who are non compliant with either the mandatory recertification requirements of Local Correction Officers and/or expenditure of local book in fee monies. To learn more about this download and read the letters below: Listed Here are the Bills Introduced by Senator Randy Richardsville: |
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Sunday, 24 January 2010 |
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Republican Senator Mike Bishop has put together a "reform" proposal that would alter P.A. 312, reduce your healthcare benefits, lower your pay by 5% AND freeze it at that rate for 3 years through a constitutional ammendment that he hopes to put on the ballot next year.
Bishop has put together a bi-partisan panel of legislators to review his initiatives and bills based on them will be hitting the legislature soon.
Click here to download Bishop's "Year of Reform" Proposals.
The members of Bishop's panel are:
Feel free to let them know how you feel about the proposal via the email links above.
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DSAM Travel
DSAM is happy to announce our new travel website. Our search engine offers the same or better deals than the other major travel sites, but gives the commission back to DSAM!
Just by booking your personal or departmental flights, hotels, rental cars or cruises through our site you can also support the organization that has your back in Lansing!
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