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LATEST MICHIGAN Covid-19 NEWS
IAFF Position Statement on Vaccines
The IAFF strongly recommends that all IAFF members receive a SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) vaccine to prevent the spread of disease and assist in administering vaccinations in jurisdictions where appropriate measures are taken to protect our members health and safety and their rights on the job when vaccinations are being administered.
Final Legislative Update for 2020
2021-2022
101st Michigan Legislature
Meet the House Newcomers
Fire Fighter COVID-19 Exposure is Covered by Workers Compensation
On June 18, 2020, Governor Whitmer Issued an Executive Order stating that first responders employees who are confirmed as COVID-19 positive on or after March 18, 2020, either by physician or by test, shall be presumed to have suffered a “personal injury,” as that term is defined by section 401(2)(b) of the WDCA, MCL 418.401(2)(b) unless the employer can prove otherwise. The complete Executive Order can be found here.
WSU Psychiatry extends free mental health service to state's police, firefighters and immediate families
Daily Updates on Coronavirus Disease From IAFF Site
MPFFU Assists with a Study to Learn About PFAS Levels in Fire Fighters
A grant was recently awarded to the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, to study PFAS levels in firefighters across the state. The State Fire Marshal and the MPFFU have been assisting with developing the study and to educate our membership on why they are needed to be involved in it. View this webinar to learn more about how the study will be conducted and what firefighters will be asked to take part in it.
IAFF-FC and Aetna have teamed up to offer IAFF retired fire fighters and their spouses comprehensive Medicare Advantage plans. Click here to learn more.
MPFFU License Plate Application
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Fire Fighters Assistance Program 
Confidential FFAP Hotline: 1.888.731.FIRE Available 24/7
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Click here for a recent article about suicide in the fire service.
MPFFU License Plate The main office of the Secretary of State will now contact the MPFFU to verify your membership as an active member or retiree in our organization prior to mailing your new or replacement MPFFU license plate. Please call 734-675-0206 if you have any questions.
If you see a non-member with the MPFFU plate on their vehicle, please contact the MPFFU with the plate number. The SOS will require the non-member to return the plate within 30 days.
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