Secretary of State’s Office to Waive Late Fees until State of Michigan restores their computer network

Lansing ? The Michigan Secretary of State’s Office will waive late fees for those customers unable to get service because of a statewide computer problem that has affected not just the SOS branch system, but other state departments including Corrections, Treasury, Community Health and Human Services. Michigan.Gov | SOS | Headlines | State Wide News

Media Advisory: Agencies Join Together to Urge Drivers and Riders to “Share the Road”

NASHVILLE — The Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security is teaming up with the Governor’s Highway Safety Office, the Motorcycle Awareness Foundation of Tennessee, Walk/Bike Nashville and several other agencies to promote May as Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month and National Bicycle Month. A “Share the Road” festival (www.sharetheroadtennessee.com) and media event will be held … Read more

Secretary Johnson, safety advocates visit southeast Michigan to promote motorcycle safety

Secretary of State Ruth Johnson said today that the best way southeast Michigan motorcyclists can stay safe on the road is to get trained and licensed, wear the proper gear and share the road. Johnson made her remarks at a news conference at Oakland Community College in Farmington Hills. Michigan.Gov | SOS | Headlines | … Read more

Media Advisory: Governor Bill Haslam to Pay Tribute to Tennessee Highway Patrol Fallen Officers

NASHVILLE — Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security Commissioner Bill Gibbons will welcome Governor Bill Haslam as keynote speaker for the Tennessee Highway Patrol’s annual Memorial Service on Friday, May 20, 2011. THP Colonel Tracy Trott, THP Command staff, active and retired State Troopers, legislators and survivors of fallen officers will also be on … Read more