URGENT Action Needed: Limited Window for Police Accountability Reforms

Call to Action: Help Us Pass Vital Police Accountability Legislation

Time is running out to advance crucial police accountability reforms in the Michigan House of Representatives. Three important bills—SB1091, use of excessive force policy requirements, SB1092 to implement de-escalation training, and SB1094 limiting no-knock warrants—have already cleared the Senate and are awaiting action in the House. With the legislative schedule in flux, we need your help to ensure these bills get the attention they deserve.

Recent headlines show that police accountability is still a pressing issue. From racial profiling to body cam tampering, we cannot afford to wait any longer to pass these reforms.

We’ve made it easy for you to make your voice heard. By sending a letter to your elected officials, you can help push these three bills across the finish line before the legislative session ends. We’ve already drafted a letter for you—just click below, fill in your details, and send it directly to your representatives.

Your letter will:
  • Urge lawmakers to address the passage of SB 1091 (Use of Force policy requirements), SB 1092 (Training Requirements), and SB 1094 (Limiting No-Knock Warrants).
  • Show your support for important reforms that increase transparency, accountability, and community trust.
  • Demand action on legislation that has widespread public backing and can prevent future incidents of police misconduct.

Time is running out to make a difference—your voice matters. Send your letter today and help make Michigan a safer place for everyone.

To read the full letter to elected officials—including the organizations that endorse these reforms—[click here].

Thank You.


Endorsed by: ACLU of Michigan, Everytown for Gun Safety, Michigan Collaborative to End Mass Incarceration, Michigan League for Public Policy, Michigan Roundtable for Just Communities, NAACP Michigan State Conference, Michigan Center for Youth Justice, National Association of Social Workers - Michigan Chapter, Safe and Just Michigan, Agape Social Services, Avalon Housing, Citizens for Prison Reform, Coalition for Police Transparency and Accountability (CPTA), The Delta Project, Detroit Disability Power, Dignity4Detroit, Friends of Restorative Justice, Emergent Justice, EndSaR-MI (Michigan Advocates to End Seclusion and Restraint), Fighting The Good Fight, Golden Girls Mentoring, LEAF Harm Reduction, LINC UP Nonprofit Housing Corporation, Michigan Disability Rights Coalition, National Lifers of America, Inc., Organization of Exonerees, Public Health Awakened-Michigan Chapter, Voting Access For All Coalition