From CorrectionsOne: 5 challenges that blindside rookie COs
Some new MCO members may benefit from these tips. Good luck, new officers!
Some new MCO members may benefit from these tips. Good luck, new officers!
At a court hearing Wednesday, Feb. 17 on the RUO and CMUO classifications abolishment, the Honorable William Collette criticized the Civil Service Commission and state lawmakers, who he said seem […]
The Michigan Correctional Officers’ Training Council has named Craig Altoft of Michigan Reformatory as the 2016 Corrections Officer of the Year. “Craig Altoft is an excellent corrections officer. He has […]
Today the U.S. Supreme Court will hear a case of monumental importance to the future of public employees. Friedrichs v. California Teachers Association asks the high court to ban agency […]
The Michigan Department of Corrections has released new information on how the recently passed gun laws (2015 PA 206 and 2015 PA 207) will be handled. According to the Michigan […]
Andre’ Williams passed away Jan. 1. Williams, 50, died in a car accident while on his way home from work at the Forensic Center. He was an MCO member for […]
Today, Gov. Rick Snyder signed HB 4159 and SB 516, the two gun bills MCO members have wanted for years! The bills will allow certain MDOC corrections officers and retired […]
Here’s some info you might be able to share with a young service man or woman to make their holiday season a little brighter. Operation Ride Home offers travel vouchers […]
UPDATE NOV. 18: Wondering how your legislators voted on the gun bills? See below. Click on the list of votes to enlarge it. HB 4159 Senate votes: HB 4159 House […]
ORIGINAL POST 11/9:Wednesday, Nov. 11 is Veteran’s Day, and MCO would like to take this opportunity to say thank you to all veterans and men and women currently serving in […]