December 10th - Board Meeting

The CLEMIS Authority will hold it's next regular meeting on December 10th, 2025 at 10am at the Offices of Dykema Gossett PLLC, 39577, Woodward Avenue, Suite 300, Bloomfield Hills, MI 48304.

We invite the public and our member agencies to review the complete meeting agenda, official minutes, and all adopted resolutions, which will be available in our Document Center for full transparency and accountability.

November 10th - Inaugural Board Meeting

The CLEMIS Authority reached a historic milestone with the successful completion of its first board meeting, marking the beginning of a new chapter as an independent government authority. The meeting commenced with the formal swearing-in of nine dedicated board members who will guide CLEMIS Authority's mission to serve public safety agencies across the region and beyond. During this inaugural session, the board conducted essential organizational business by thoroughly reviewing, discussing, and adopting 24 foundational resolutions that will establish the framework for CLEMIS Authority's operations and governance moving forward. This achievement represents months of careful planning and preparation as CLEMIS transitions from its previous structure to become a fully independent authority positioned for national expansion. We invite the public and our member agencies to review the complete meeting agenda, official minutes, and all adopted resolutions, which are now available in our Document Center for full transparency and accountability.

October 1st - The Authority Forms

Oakland County, Bloomfield Township, and White Lake Township have jointly established the CLEMIS Authority under Section 28 of Article 7 of the Michigan Constitution of 1963 and the Urban Cooperation Act of 1967. This new intergovernmental entity enables the participating agencies to exercise criminal justice and public safety services collectively while maintaining each agency's separate operational authority. The CLEMIS Authority was created to operate and manage the CLEMIS System, providing a legally binding government-to-government framework that strengthens cross-jurisdictional data sharing and collaborative coordination between member agencies. This formal authority structure ensures sustainable, long-term operations that support enhanced situational awareness and intelligence-driven operations across the region.