UDPATE Nov. 20, 2018: Gov. Rick Snyder signed this bill today! Read more. UPDATE May 17, 2018: Today the Michigan House of Representatives passed the bill 108-0! Next the bill […]
Join Oaks officers at the annual Manistee Shop with a Cop Golf Outing May 19. The cost is $260 per team. The golf shoot out will be at The Manistee […]
By Jeremy Tripp MCO Governmental and Political Affairs Director Last night, the SEIU Michigan State Council held a gubernatorial forum at Wayne Community College in Detroit and invited every major […]
We received an invitation to help clean military headstones once again at Great Lakes National Cemetery, 4200 Belford Rd., Holly, MI. on Saturday, April 28, 2018. When MCO first started […]
Do correctional officers care if inmates eat crappy food? The answer is a resounding yes. In Michigan, we’ve seen the security vulnerabilities that can arise when the quality and quantity of prison food is inadequate.
Michigan corrections officer Rick Benson and his wife, Ericka Benson, struggled for months to find a service dog for Ericka. That changed when John Hassen, a fellow officer they met […]
UPDATE 3/20/18: 57 officers didn’t have the seniority to stay in the layoff unit. They were given layoff notices and expedited recall forms. 48 of those officers were granted transfers. […]
Across Michigan, men and women from all walks of life have proudly worn the black and grey and have done so with distinction and integrity. It’s a proud legacy that many families share and a proud tradition that is passed from one generation to the next.
For Immediate Release: July 6, 2017 Contact: Anita Lloyd, anita@mco-seiu.org LANSING, MICH. – The Telly Awards has named Michigan Corrections Organization (MCO) as a bronze winner in the annual […]
Because we have had a lot of interest, Michigan Corrections Organization is forming a young members’ committee to help steer the direction of the Union to ensure member strength in […]