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The Michigan Association of Security & Investigative Professionals (MASIP) is pleased to share a significant legislative update with our members. In partnership with Representatives Joseph Aragona and Mike Harris, MASIP is spearheading efforts to reintroduce a package of bills originally introduced in 2017 as Senate Bills 186 through 192, that aimed to modernize and amend Public Act 330 of 1968, the foundational law regulating private security and investigative services in Michigan.

MASIP Submits Comments on LARA Draft Rule Changes for Private Security & Alarm Agencies

Michigan Senate Bill 111 (2025) introduces a new category of personal protection orders (PPOs) specifically designed to safeguard elder and vulnerable adults from abuse, exploitation, and other forms of harm. This legislation, part of a broader package aimed at enhancing protections for vulnerable populations, has potential implications for members.

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If you were one of the fortunate attendees at the FOI - MASIP “Hard-Core OSINT - Day I" full-day training event, hosted on 13 September 2019 by Madonna University, you already know that it was an unequivocal...

MASIP President Dale White, MASIP Legislative Chair Don Grant and Senator Booher testify before the Senate Regulatory Reform Committee on MASIP’s requested legislation Senate Bills 983 through Senate Bill 986

Presently the rules affecting the Private Security Business industry under PA-330 are outdated and seriously flawed with respect to public safety, public trust, and the duties that security guards and security guard agencies are employed to perform.