Research on police-fire consolidation is scarce and mostly outdated. Those considering the public-safety model
have few empirical lessons to guide their decision making and have called for more information (Michigan
Association of Chiefs of Police, 2008). One fundamental gap in knowledge is public perceptions of police-fire
consolidation.
Resident Perceptions of Public-Safety Consolidation. Michigan State University, Research Brief, 2013.
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