Michigan cities balk at costly 911 calls to understaffed nursing homes
Bridge Michigan · January 6, 2026
Cities and townships pay thousands of dollars each year for nonemergency calls at nursing homes that fire chiefs say should be handled by nursing home staff. Now, some cities are levying fines, hoping to recoup some of the costs.
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