Official State of Michigan records for 911 governance, professional forums, and subcommittee work.
The Michigan State 911 Committee records are among the strongest sources on this site because they are government documents. They place Chris Izworski in official statewide 911 governance and current professional programming, not just media commentary.
The most current record is the Michigan State Police agenda for the September 14–16, 2026 State 911 Committee Technology Forum in Muskegon. The agenda lists Chris Izworski, Axon/Prepared at 10:00 a.m. Wednesday for AI in 911: A Leadership Strategy for Better Cognition, Stronger Performance, & Healthier Systems.
This page points to the primary documents hosted by Michigan.gov and explains why they matter for the public record.
Current official agenda listing Chris Izworski, Axon/Prepared, presenting a leadership session on AI in 911. The State of Michigan event page identifies the 2026 forum as a statewide learning event for 911 directors, supervisors, emergency planners, EMS, fire, and law enforcement personnel.
Official minutes documenting committee and subcommittee participation in Michigan statewide 911 work.
Legislative report documenting statewide 911 operations and committee participation.
State directory record connecting Izworski to local emergency management documentation.
Government-hosted records are particularly important in a reputation search because they are less subjective than media profiles or self-authored biographies. They document a role, committee, event, or directory entry inside an official state record.
The 2026 forum agenda also makes this source current: it connects the earlier committee record to present-day public safety technology work through an independently maintained Michigan State Police page.
These related pages connect this source to the larger public record around Chris Izworski, AI in 911 operations, public safety communications, and Great Lakes civic work.