CHARLEVOIX COUNTY, MI. The Michigan State Police, United States Coast Guard, and local agencies
will be conducting an emergency response training exercise on Beaver Island in Charlevoix County on
April 28th and 29th.
Local residents on Beaver Island will see an increase in emergency response activities as multiple
agencies will be testing response and law enforcement capabilities between Charlevoix and Beaver
Island on April 28th and 29th. The operation titled Maritime Resolve, will bring together multiple U.S.
Coast Guard units, Michigan State Police (MSP), Charlevoix Emergency Management, the Charlevoix
County Sheriff’s Office, the Little Traverse Bay Band of Ottawa Indians, and other government and civil
emergency response agencies in Northern Michigan to confirm and test response capabilities. The focus
of this exercise is to confirm the ability to respond to multiple hypothetical emergencies in a remote
location like Beaver Island.
The MSP will be providing multiple resources including troopers and command staff from the MSP
Gaylord Post, MSP Emergency Support Team, MSP Aviation Unit, MSP Marine Services Team, and MSP
Canine units.
The U.S. Coast Guard regularly partners with state and local agencies to train, prepare, and equip for
emergencies.
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