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February 10, 2026

One response allowed by law: permanent well restrictions.

Published by MI Safety on February 10, 2026

When a BESS Incident Occurs, Who Pays?

Think the State Will Force BESS Incident Cleanup? Think Again. When a BESS Incident Occurs, Who Pays? Short answer: Residents do — unless local officials act […]

October 22, 2025

Published by MI Safety on October 22, 2025

Community Oversight Needed: Oshtemo Board Supports PA 233 Loss of Local Power

Cards Already Stacked Against Residents? Oshtemo Board’s Early Support of PA 233 Raises Concerns for Fair Process and an Energy Ordinance that will Protect Residents from […]