What is SEPSA?

Southeast Public Safety Authority (SEPSA) is the culmination of many years of study and research. It represents the most efficient, and equitable method for operating fire and EMS services in rural communities. SEPSA is a Municipal Corporation, and the governing authority as well as owner of Porter Emergency Services.

Who is SEPSA?

The SEPSA board consists of a minimum of 5 members, appointed by the Township boards comprising the Authority. Currently the Townships of Mason, and Porter in Cass County Michigan comprise the Authority.

What does SEPSA do?

SEPSA is responsible for the operating, and funding of Fire and EMS services for Porter and Mason Townships. They also have the authorty to contract for police protection should funding become available.

When does the SEPSA board meet?

The SEPSA board currerntly meets the second thursday of each month at Porter Fire Station, at 7:00pm. The SEPSA meetings are open to the public.