Local clerks and their staff now have a new online training resource that allows them to take courses, view video tutorials and participate in webinars for self-paced learning from the Michigan Bureau of Elections, Secretary of State Ruth Johnson announced today. Michigan.Gov | SOS | News and Headlines | State Wide News
NASHVILLE — Gov. Bill Haslam’s Chief of Staff Mark Cate will join the Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security in honoring 24 law enforcement officers and first responders at this year’s First Responder Awards Ceremony held at the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation on Monday. The ceremony will celebrate those who have dedicated their lives … Read more
NASHVILLE— Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam’s Chief of Staff Mark Cate and Safety and Homeland Security Commissioner Bill Gibbons were among several state officials to honor 24 individuals from across the state for their service as emergency first responders. The First Responder Awards Ceremony, held at the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI) headquarters, celebrated those who … Read more
MVC and SPCA team up to send strong message about another form of Distracted Driving and Animal Cruelty NJMVC News|Motor Vehicle Commission
LANSING, Mich. – Secretary of State Ruth Johnson and Consul General Chul Huh of the Republic of Korea today signed a mutual driver’s license agreement expected to assist students, travelers and business people. Michigan.Gov | SOS | Headlines | State Wide News
LANSING, Mich. – Secretary of State Ruth Johnson and Consul General Chul Huh of the Republic of Korea today signed a mutual driver’s license agreement expected to assist students, travelers and business people. Michigan.Gov | SOS | Headlines | State Wide News
LANSING, Mich. – Secretary of State Ruth Johnson and Consul General Chul Huh of the Republic of Korea today signed a mutual driver’s license agreement expected to assist students, travelers and business people. Michigan.Gov | SOS | Headlines | State Wide News
NASHVILLE — Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security officials today announced preliminary figures indicating the state has recorded the fewest number of traffic fatalities in 48 years. In 2011, there were 947 traffic-related deaths on Tennessee roadways, representing the lowest figure since 1963 when 941 people were killed as a result of a crash. … Read more
NASHVILLE — Deputy Gov. Claude Ramsey will join the Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security in honoring 26 law enforcement officers and first responders at this year’s First Responder Awards Ceremony held on Friday at the State Capitol. The ceremony will take place just shy of the tenth anniversary of 9/11 and will celebrate … Read more
Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month NJMVC News|Motor Vehicle Commission