Michigan Fire Inspectors Society is proud to honor our members and those who help MFIS meet our mission and goals. We provide annual scholarships to burn survivors, members who wish to further their education, and members who wish to add residential sprinklers to their homes. We also honor a fire inspector and public educator each year through your nominations.
To nominate someone for an award or to apply for a scholarship please click on the corresponding link below.
Awards
President's Award
Fire Inspector of the Year: Guidelines Nominate
Public Educator of the Year: Guidelines Nominate
Scholarships
Burn Survivor: Guidelines Apply
Training: Guidelines Apply
Fire Sprinkler Installation Reimbursement: Guidelines Apply
Chief Greg Janik, Saugatuck Township Fire District, is this year's President award recipient. "Chief Janik keeps me in the loop on many legislative changes impacting his agency as well as the fire service throughout the state, has been a model for implementing change in the fire service, serves on many committees that support our missio
Chief Greg Janik, Saugatuck Township Fire District, is this year's President award recipient. "Chief Janik keeps me in the loop on many legislative changes impacting his agency as well as the fire service throughout the state, has been a model for implementing change in the fire service, serves on many committees that support our mission, and most importantly, has been there to provide the level headed guidance when I’ve needed it most. He has always been a phone call away! Your respect, fire service charm, and humbleness have never gone unnoticed and I’ve appreciated the candor conversations that we’ve been able to have.
Without question, you opened up your community and hosted us as if we were family. Chief Janik, you are a class act and I cannot thank you enough for the guidance, leadership, and most importantly your friendship."
~ Kyle Svoboda, President
Fire Marshal Mark Nicolai, of Muskegon Township Fire Department, has outstanding work ethics and is very dedicated to his department and community. He is always willing and ready to go the extra mile to help improve the safety of his community through enforcement of fire and safety codes, fire safety programs, smoke alarm installations, f
Fire Marshal Mark Nicolai, of Muskegon Township Fire Department, has outstanding work ethics and is very dedicated to his department and community. He is always willing and ready to go the extra mile to help improve the safety of his community through enforcement of fire and safety codes, fire safety programs, smoke alarm installations, fire match programs, to help reduce the threat of fire in the community.
Jennifer Froehlich, Fire & Life Safety Public Educator– Grand Traverse Metro Emergency Services not only does great work every day but with the challenges of the last 18 months she rose to the challenge. She adapted by creating customized virtual lesson plans for our school-based programs, virtual live car seat checks and installations, c
Jennifer Froehlich, Fire & Life Safety Public Educator– Grand Traverse Metro Emergency Services not only does great work every day but with the challenges of the last 18 months she rose to the challenge. She adapted by creating customized virtual lesson plans for our school-based programs, virtual live car seat checks and installations, customized jumbo size birthday cards for delivery during birthday party drive-by’s as well as increased our social media education presence with innovative content. She is a community CPR Instructor and a trained Peer Support Counselor and participates in the regional response team. The passion and dedication she shows every day to deliver quality, impactful programs to reach our citizens of all demographics is a blessing and true asset to her department and community.
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