Mike Sauger Michigan FOP State President

08/27/2026

🎉 WELCOME TO THE FOP MICHIGAN FAMILY! 🎉

The Michigan Fraternal Order of Police is proud to welcome the Farmington Hills Police Command Officers as the newest members of the FOP Michigan Family!

We are excited to have you join an organization dedicated to representing, protecting, and standing up for Michigan’s law enforcement professionals.

Your decision to join the FOP makes our organization stronger and continues the momentum of law enforcement officers and command professionals across Michigan choosing the Fraternal Order of Police.

Welcome aboard, Farmington Hills Command! We look forward to representing you and working alongside you for many years to come.

💙 One Family. One Voice. Michigan FOP.
The Voice of Michigan Law Enforcement™

07/26/2026

Why does the FOP endorse candidates?

It’s a question we hear from members from time to time: Why does the FOP endorse one candidate over another?

The answer is simple.

Day in and day out, our lobbyists, attorneys, labor representatives, and executive leadership work directly with elected officials at every level of government. We see firsthand who listens to law enforcement, who keeps their word, and who stands with our members when it matters most.

Our endorsements are never based on political party. They are based on relationships, experience, and a candidate’s demonstrated commitment to public safety and the men and women who serve their communities.

That’s why we endorse candidates—because we work with them every day, not just during election season.

19 months to make a decision. This election season, vote for the candidates who actually stand with law and order. Not the candidates who pretend.

07/03/2026

🇺🇸 On this Independence Day, we celebrate the freedoms we are sworn to protect.

The Fourth of July is a reminder of the sacrifices made to build this nation—and the sacrifices still made every day by the men and women of law enforcement who stand the line to keep our communities safe.

While many gather with family and friends, countless officers will be on duty—working long hours, missing time with loved ones, and answering the call without hesitation.

Today, we honor their commitment, their courage, and their service.

From all of us at the Fraternal Order of Police, thank you to every law enforcement officer serving today and every day. Stay safe, stay vigilant, and know your sacrifice does not go unnoticed.

Happy Independence Day. 🇺🇸

06/21/2026

Happy Father’s Day to the men behind the badge.

Today we recognize the police officers who serve two families — the one at home and the one on the street. While wearing the badge means long shifts, missed holidays, and answering the call when others run away, being a father means showing strength, leadership, sacrifice, and love every single day.

To the dads in law enforcement: thank you for protecting our communities while setting the example for your children. Your dedication does not go unnoticed.

And to the families who stand behind them — thank you for the sacrifices you make as well.

Stay safe. Stay strong. And enjoy your day.

Happy Father’s Day from the Fraternal Order of Police family.

06/09/2026

Protecting those who protect us should be a bipartisan priority.

The Michigan Fraternal Order of Police applauds the Michigan House of Representatives for passing HB 5574, HB 5575, and HB 5576 — legislation designed to better protect Michigan’s first responders from intimidation, harassment, and threats because of the profession they have chosen to serve. This legislation is also commonly referred to as a “Halo Law.”

HB 5574 imposes criminal penalties on individuals who intentionally intimidate, threaten, or harass a first responder while performing their duties. HB 5575 establishes key definitions within the law to ensure consistent enforcement, and HB 5576 incorporates these offenses into Michigan’s sentencing guidelines to provide appropriate consequences for those convicted.

Every day, Michigan’s first responders answer the call, often placing themselves in harm’s way to protect others. They should not have to fear targeted harassment or interference simply for doing their jobs and serving their communities.

We thank the members of the Michigan House who voted in support of this important legislation and now urge the Michigan Senate to stand with Michigan’s first responders, their families, and the communities they serve by passing HB 5574, HB 5575, and HB 5576.

Protecting those who protect us should be a bipartisan priority.

06/09/2026

Today we proudly celebrate the 85th Anniversary of Bay City FOP Lodge 103, chartered on June 9, 1941.

For 85 years, Lodge 103 has stood as a symbol of brotherhood, service, and commitment to the law enforcement community and the citizens we serve. Through generations of officers, our lodge has supported those who wear the badge, advocated for our members, and strengthened the bonds that unite us.

Bay City has also proudly played a significant role in the history of the Michigan Fraternal Order of Police by hosting the Michigan State FOP Conference seven times throughout our history — in 1946, 1953, 1963, 1969, 2005, 2008, and 2015 — and we are honored to once again welcome lodges from across the state for the upcoming 81st State Conference later this month.

As we celebrate this milestone anniversary, we honor the legacy of the members who came before us and thank all those who continue to carry our mission forward today. Here’s to 85 years of dedication, sacrifice, and solidarity — and to many more ahead.

Happy 85th Anniversary, Bay City FOP Lodge 103! 🇺🇸🚔

06/03/2026

Hey Dallas, take note and look at Detroit.

Want a thriving downtown? Start by investing in your first responders and creating destination districts around your stadiums. Public safety and economic growth aren’t competing priorities—they’re complementary ones.

Detroit is showing what that looks like.

05/28/2026

This weekend, the streets of the Motor City will come alive with high-speed action as the Detroit Grand Prix takes over downtown Detroit.

And in August 2029, those same streets will be filled with more than 5,000 of our closest friends as we kick off the 69th Biennial National FOP Conference & Expo!

From race day to conference day, Detroit knows how to bring energy, excitement, and unforgettable experiences. We can’t wait to welcome the Fraternal Order of Police family to the heart of the Motor City in 2029.