Michigan Administrative Code Department - State Police

Here’s a structured summary of the Michigan Administrative Code as it pertains to the Department of State Police (MSP):

🏛️ Overview of Michigan Administrative Code (MAC)

The Michigan Administrative Code compiles all state rules currently in effect, organized by department and bureau/division. It's maintained by the Michigan Office of Administrative Hearings and Rules and updated on rule effective dates (michigan.gov).

You can easily locate rules by choosing the Department: State Police and the specific bureau/division (mirules.elaws.us).

🧭 MSP‑Related Rule Groups

The State Police code sections fall into several rule groups and bureaus, including:

Criminal Justice Information Center — R 28.5101 to R 28.5414 (ars.apps.lara.state.mi.us)

Emergency Management & Homeland Security Division — R 30.31 to R 30.61 (ars.apps.lara.state.mi.us)

Forensic Science Division — R 28.5051 to R 28.5059 (ars.apps.lara.state.mi.us)

Traffic Safety Division

Safety Belts & Restraining Devices — R 28.901 to R 28.911 (ars.apps.lara.state.mi.us)

Crash Helmets — R 28.951 to R 28.961 (ars.apps.lara.state.mi.us)

Uniform Traffic Code (Cities/Townships) — R 28.1001 to R 28.2075 (ars.apps.lara.state.mi.us)

Other traffic‑related rules (e.g., breath‑alcohol testing: R 325.2651–.2659) (ars.apps.lara.state.mi.us)

MCOLES (Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards) — Law enforcement standards and training rules: R 28.14101–.14702 (ars.apps.lara.state.mi.us)

These rules cover everything from administrative procedures to technical standards (e.g., DUI testing, officer training, emergency protocols, traffic safety mandates).

📌 Example: Safety Belts & Restraining Devices

Under R 28.901–.911, the Traffic Safety Division adopts federal safety belt standards and guidelines (law.cornell.edu). Many earlier rules (R 28.902–.907) have been rescinded, leaving the adoption of federal standards intact .

🧭 MCOLES: Law Enforcement Training & Standards

MCOLES rules (R 28.14101–28.14702) outline:

Definitions

Hiring/selection criteria

Basic recruit training requirements

Recognition of prior training

Licensing, reporting & tracking of officers

Investigations, revocations, and hearing processes (regulations.justia.com)

These rules are current through the March 15, 2025 update (regulations.justia.com).

📑 Accessing the Rules

You can view/download official PDFs and HTML via Michigan’s ARS (Administrative Rules System), which lists the MSP-related rule ranges (ars.apps.lara.state.mi.us).

Justia/Cornell LII also categorize these rules under the relevant MSP bureaus/divisions .

 

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