Law enforcement: records; law enforcement officer separation of service record act; revise. Amends secs. 1, 2, 3 & 5 of 2017 PA 128 (MCL 28.561 et seq.); designates secs. 1 & 2 as art 1 & secs. 3 - 5 as art. 2 & adds arts. 3 & 4.
SB 339 creates a standardized "separation of service record" that Michigan law enforcement agencies must maintain when officers leave their positions. It requires agencies to document the reason for separation and any active disciplinary investigations within one year of departure, finalize the record within 5 business days, and provide written notice to the officer. Officers can review the record, request corrections within 7 days, or submit a written statement disagreeing with inaccuracies if unresolved. This directly affects current and former law enforcement officers transitioning between agencies and their employers, ensuring transparency in separation documentation. The bill amends Michigan's existing law enforcement standards act to formalize these procedures.
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May 29, 2025
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May 29, 2025
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INTRODUCED BY SENATOR JEREMY MOSS
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1 primary · 11 co-sponsors
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Jeremy Moss
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Darrin Camilleri
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Erika Geiss
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Jeff Irwin
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Mallory McMorrow
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Mary Cavanagh
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Roger Victory
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Rosemary Bayer
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Sarah Anthony
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Stephanie Chang
DDemocratic
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Sue Shink
DDemocratic
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