Police Today, Gone Tomorrow
"Almost half the department can leave in the next five years."
From the April, 2017 issue
That's one of the issues on the agenda for AAPD chief Jim Baird. Police officers qualify for a full pension after twenty-five years of service, and a lot of AAPD officers are at or near that mark.
Government, business, environment, the U-M, and more.
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How the Metroparks blocked Nate Pound's kayaks.
A New School in Dexter?
A bond vote to fund a host of improvements
Health Care "Coopetition" in Chelsea
St. Joe's and the U-M team up.
Life Offline
Rural residents' frustrating search for high-speed Internet access
Police TV
By the end of June, all AAPD patrol officers will be wearing video cameras.
See, Click, Fix
County potholes? There's an app for that.
St. Joe's and the U-M team up.
Life Offline
Rural residents' frustrating search for high-speed Internet access
Police TV
By the end of June, all AAPD patrol officers will be wearing video cameras.
See, Click, Fix
County potholes? There's an app for that.
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