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Legal Protections for Military Families (Housing): Michigan Governor Signed Final Legislation
Demographic Data
State residents include:
4,571 active-duty service members
1,813 active-duty spouses
3,601 active-duty children
2,539 children in K-12
20,480 National Guard and reserve members
8,709 National Guard and reserve spouses
13,699 National Guard and reserve children
9,670 children in K-12
Data source: DMDC, Dec. 31, 2024.
Regional Liaison
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Shane Preston
Great Lakes Regional Liaison
Great Lakes Region
IL, IN, MI, MN, OH, WI
Mr. Preston became Great Lakes region liaison in 2022. Prior to joining the DSLO, he worked at the Michigan State Capitol. Mr. Preston is a U.S. Marine combat veteran and graduate from Michigan State University College of Law.
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State-Specific Progress on State Policy Priorities and Sub-Priorities
See the latest status on legislation and policies being advanced in this state on state policy priorities important to military families. Find quick access to this state’s regional liaison, along with demographic data for the military community in this state.
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State Policy Priorities 2026
Occupational Licensure Interstate Compacts
1/18 Sub-priorities passed
SUB-PRIORITIES
HOUSE
SENATE
ENACTED
Advanced Practice Registered Nurse Compact
Audiology/Speech-Language Pathology Interstate Compact
Cosmetology Licensure Compact
Dental and Dental Hygienist Compact
Dietitian Licensure Compact
Emergency Medical Services Licensure Compact
Interstate Massage Therapy Compact
Interstate Teacher Mobility Compact
Licensed Professional Counseling Compact
Nurse Licensure Compact
Occupational Therapy Licensure Compact
Physical Therapy Licensure Compact
Physician Associates Compact
Psychology Interjurisdictional Compact
12/07/2022
HB 5489
12/08/2022
Final Legislation
Psychology Interjurisdictional Compact Final Legislation
This governor-approved legislation enacts the Psychology Interjurisdictional Compact in Michigan.
For more information,
view the full legislative or policy details
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Social Work Licensure Compact
Interstate Compact for School Psychologists
Respiratory Care Interstate Compact
Athletic Trainer Compact
Military Spouse Employment Preference
0/3 Sub-priorities passed
SUB-PRIORITIES
HOUSE
SENATE
ENACTED
Employment Preference - Private Sector
Employment Preference - Public Sector
Employment Preference - Procurement
Military Clause in State Family Leave Laws
HOUSE
SENATE
ENACTED
Solutions for Military Homeschoolers
0/3 Sub-priorities passed
SUB-PRIORITIES
HOUSE
SENATE
ENACTED
Streamline Requirements
Ensure Extracurricular Access
Clarify JROTC Eligibility
State Exemption for DOD Family Child Care Homes
HOUSE
SENATE
ENACTED
State Support of Military Families with Special Education Needs
0/2 Sub-priorities passed
SUB-PRIORITIES
HOUSE
SENATE
ENACTED
Minimize Delays
Reduce Burdens
Education Policy Implementation and Information Enhancements
0/4 Sub-priorities passed
SUB-PRIORITIES
HOUSE
SENATE
ENACTED
Advance Enrollment
Military Student Identifier (MSI)
Interstate Compact on Educational Opportunities for Military Children
Purple Star Schools Program
Open Enrollment Flexibility
HOUSE
SENATE
ENACTED
Concurrent Juvenile Jurisdiction
HOUSE
SENATE
ENACTED
State Response to Military Interpersonal Violence
0/2 Sub-priorities passed
SUB-PRIORITIES
HOUSE
SENATE
ENACTED
Enhance Information-Sharing
Allow Military Protective Orders as Evidence
Military Community Representation on State Defense Councils
HOUSE
SENATE
ENACTED
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