With 10,777 tips received, the Michigan State Police (MSP) OK2SAY system recorded its second-highest use volume since its 2014 start, highlighting the vital role it plays in safeguarding Michigan’s youth and fostering safer school environments. This finding and others are included in the 2025 OK2SAY Annual Report.
OK2SAY is Michigan’s confidential student safety system. It allows students, parents, teachers and community members to report tips regarding potential harm or criminal activities directed at students, school employees or schools.
"We continue to see that OK2SAY serves an important need in our state, empowering students to take an active role in keeping their schools and communities safe,” said Col. James F. Grady II, director of the MSP. "Every tip received shows our children have the courage and compassion to say something helpful when they suspect something harmful.”
2025 Reporting Trends
Highlighting the diverse safety challenges students face today, the top five tip categories include:
Behind the data are real-world outcomes that demonstrate OK2SAY’s effectiveness in bridging the gap between a student in crisis and the help they need, including:
OK2SAY is available 24/7 and tips can be submitted in the following ways:
Michigan law requires every public and nonpublic school to provide the MSP with at least one school official’s emergency contact information biannually.
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