The Midland Police Department is introducing a new initiative designed to make interactions with law enforcement safer, less stressful and more inclusive for individuals with disabilities and communication challenges.
Deputy Zack Ferrier and K9 Mando are reunited and ready to serve Midland County. With specialized training, a playful personality and a strong bond, this four-legged deputy is bringing a little something extra to public safet
The Bay City Department of Public Safety’s Citizen’s Public Safety Academy offers residents hands-on experiences and a behind-the-scenes look at local first responders.
Bay City’s new city manager, Rik Hayman, is more than roads, budgets and city government. He’s a lifelong reader, devoted grandfather, Packers fan, coffee enthusiast and self-described poor golfer. Get to know the man behind Bay City’s newest leadership role.
SVSU Campus Police is welcoming students back by building relationships early, offering safety education, and reminding students that officers are there as a resource when they need help.
Midland’s schools and community events are creating opportunities for young people to build trust and familiarity with first responders long before an emergency brings them together.
Mrs. Render is helping students gain independence and dignity through hands-on life skills and meaningful connections.
A unique high school fire academy prepares students to enter the workforce with certifications, skills, and a strong sense of purpose.
Along the Saginaw River, students at the Bay City Rowing Club are learning teamwork, trust and confidence through rowing. What began as an adult club expanded in 2018 to include youth, welcoming beginners and guiding them from rowing machines to the water. For rowers like Addison Butcher, it offers a calming outlet and a strong sense of connection.
In the “Bot Cave,” the Freeland Fabricators are building more than a robot. They are building confidence, leadership, friendships and a sense of purpose. While the team has earned international recognition in FIRST Robotics, students say the real impact goes far beyond competition, shaping who they are and how they show up for their community.
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