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MIOSHA Offers $250,000 in Grants to Keep Workers Safe

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LANSING, MI: In its ongoing commitment to employee safety, the Michigan Counties Workers’ Compensation Fund (MCWCF) has announced the latest recipients of its Loss Prevention Grants. These grants support workplace safety initiatives across various counties in Michigan, enhancing employee well-being and reducing workplace accidents and injuries.

The following counties received safety grant funding for approved safety equipment:

Livingston County: $2,730
Roscommon County: $5,000
Oceana County: $5,000
Gogebic County Community Mental Health Authority: $3,199

MCWCF’s Year-Round Grant Program

MCWCF Administrator Tim McGuire emphasized the importance of workplace safety. “Workplace safety isn’t just about funding—it’s about equipping individuals with the knowledge, confidence and tools to identify and mitigate risks before they become hazards,” McGuire shared.

The grant program operates year-round, allowing members to submit financing requests at any time. A committee of three MCWCF trustees reviews applications and makes funding decisions based on specific needs and potential impacts on the organization.

“Risk management is an ongoing practice,” McGuire emphasized. “Our year-round grant program enables us to swiftly address emerging safety concerns, emphasizing a proactive approach to risk management and prevention.”

About the MCWCF Loss Prevention Grants Program

Launched in 2014, the Loss Prevention Grants Program has funded various safety initiatives, from police officer vests to ergonomic desks. Since its inception, MCWCF has awarded more than $360,000 to its members.

MCWCF remains dedicated to providing competitive workers’ compensation insurance to public agencies throughout Michigan. Its membership includes counties, medical care facilities, housing commissions, transit agencies, villages, mental health authorities, and other specialty county or multi-county endeavors.

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