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Marquette County board declares April 28 Workers Memorial Day
Summary
The Marquette County Board of Commissioners unanimously adopted a resolution declaring April 28, 2026, Workers Memorial Day, citing OSHA's 1971 enactment and local fatality statistics and calling for renewed workplace‑safety efforts.
The Marquette County Board of Commissioners on April 7 unanimously adopted a resolution declaring April 28, 2026, as Workers Memorial Day in the county.
Commissioner Lode read the resolution, citing the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1971 and local fatality statistics. "We honor the contribution of Michigan's workforce, and call for increased workplace safety," Commissioner Lode read during the presentation. Clerk Linda recorded a unanimous roll‑call vote.
The resolution recalls national and state statistics and urges renewed efforts for stronger workplace safety standards and enforcement. The board said the designation is intended to recognize workers who have been injured or killed on the job and to call attention to preventive measures.
The resolution will mark April 28 in county records; commissioners said the measure is part of ongoing outreach to promote safety across worksites in Marquette County.
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