HQ Function

Serves as the central administrative hub for the department, housing executive leadership, policy development, statewide program management, and support services for all departmental functions including elections, vehicle and driver services, and business registrations.

Notable Features:

Part of the state government complex in Lansing, the Richard H. Austin Building is a modern facility designed to provide accessible public services and house key departmental operations.

Work Culture:

A public service-oriented environment focused on efficiency, accuracy, and providing essential services to Michigan residents. Emphasis on regulatory compliance, customer service, and upholding democratic processes.

HQ Significance:

The headquarters is central to the administration of statewide services affecting millions of Michiganders, from driving and voting to business operations. It's the core of election integrity and motor vehicle administration for the state.

Values Reflected in HQ: Accessibility, public trust, efficiency, and service to the citizens of Michigan. The centralized location and operations aim to support these values statewide.

Location:

The Michigan Department of State primarily serves the residents and businesses within the State of Michigan. It does not have a global operational presence in the traditional corporate sense. However, it collaborates with other U.S. states and federal agencies on matters such as driver licensing, vehicle records, and election security. The department also issues apostilles and authentications for documents to be used in foreign countries.

Street Address:

Richard H. Austin Building, 430 W. Allegan Street

City:

Lansing

State/Province:

Michigan

Country:

USA