The Owosso mayor proclaimed October 2025 as Domestic Violence Awareness Month and the council acknowledged local advocacy organizations and services available to survivors.

Mayor Robert J. Tice Jr. read a proclamation noting that domestic violence "is a serious crime and affects millions of Americans" and declaring October 2025 as Domestic Violence Awareness Month in Owosso, while recognizing local organizations that provide services and support.

During the public-comment period, a resident identified as Mr. Manky urged the council to recognize two local organizations that he said serve both men and women: Angel Hands Outreach and Homeless Angels (shelter services). He said some local organizations focus only on women and asked the council to raise awareness of groups that assist male survivors. "34% of all domestic violence is against men," he stated, and he named Angel Hands Outreach and Homeless Angels as local groups providing assistance to both sexes.

Representatives from SafeCenter appeared at the meeting. Councilwoman Nasberg introduced Caitlin Diltz (advocate) and Jordan Hartley (legal advocate) from the SafeCenter. Council members and the mayor thanked advocates and recognized the work of local organizations, including the SafeCenter, while the proclamation text reminded the community that local services are available for survivors.

The item was a ceremonial proclamation; no new funding or ordinance was proposed at the meeting. Council members encouraged awareness and thanked local advocacy staff for their work.