Fire Services

Our mission is to prevent loss of life, protect property and safeguard the environment through education and regulation based on rules, laws, and codes in an efficient and professional manner.

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Fire Fighter Training

Fire Fighter Training

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Plan Review & Inspection

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Forms & Publications

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MI Prevention

MI Prevention was created in 2017 with a group of volunteers across the State of Michigan that developed a 3-year strategic plan to reduce fire fatalities across our State. Our mission is to provide sustainable community risk reduction programs to minimize fire deaths, injuries, and property loss within the state of Michigan. We will achieve our goals by fostering collaborative relationships, implementing education programs, establish data and analytics and develop more strategic community outreach.

Bureau News

LARA and State Fire Marshal Offer Fire and Carbon Monoxide Safety Tips Ahead of Memorial Day

May 24, 2024

As we celebrate Memorial Day, State Fire Marshal Kevin Sehlmeyer encourages Michiganders to be safe as they gather with family and friends over the holiday weekend. “The .

Change your clocks and take the steps towards being a Life Safety Hero for your family this weekend

March 08, 2024

As Michiganders move their clocks ahead one hour for daylight saving time this Sunday, Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA) Director Marlon I. Brown and State Fire Marshal Ke.

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer Proclaims October as Fire Prevention Month in Michigan

October 03, 2023

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer proclaimed October as Fire Prevention Month in Michigan to raise awareness about simple but important ways to stay safe in the event of a home fire. The pr.

LARA and State Fire Marshal Urge Michiganders to be Fire Safe This Independence Day

June 23, 2023

State Fire Marshal Kevin Sehlmeyer is urging Michiganders to use caution when handling fireworks as the Fourth of July holiday approaches. “We anticipate many people will .