The bill amends the existing law regarding the senior or vulnerable adult medical alert system in Michigan, enhancing the procedures for responding to reports of missing persons in these categories. It specifies that law enforcement agencies must promptly forward information about a missing senior or vulnerable adult to relevant law enforcement agencies, broadcasters, and newspapers in the area where the individual may be located. Additionally, the law enforcement agency is required to request that these entities notify the public about the missing person and provide a description to aid in their recovery.

Furthermore, the bill mandates the establishment of a missing senior or vulnerable adult medical alert system plan by the Department of State Police, which is designed to quickly disseminate information through the existing wireless emergency medical alert system. The activation of this alert system can only occur after a report is completed and in accordance with the policies set by the Department of State Police. This legislation aims to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of responses to cases involving missing seniors or vulnerable adults.

Statutes affected:
Senate Introduced Bill: 28.715
As Passed by the Senate: 28.715
As Passed by the House: 28.715
Senate Enrolled Bill: 28.715