The mobile office visit offers students and visitors a convenient way to register to vote or access other Secretary of State services such as renewing a driver's license. It will be on the downtown campus during the year-end college event that allows students to see what groups and activities they might be interested in joining.
"I encourage everyone to remember that your vote is your voice," Land said. "Students should make sure their voices are heard on election day and take advantage of this convenient opportunity to register to vote. We're also making it easy to take care of any other business with the department. It's all just steps from the college's classrooms."
On Thursday May 3, the mobile branch will visit Saginaw for the county bar association's Law Day. Law Day features mock trials and other opportunities for high school students to learn about the legal system.
The Mobile Branch Office has logged more than 100,000 miles since it first hit the road about nine years ago. The facility is a full-service Secretary of State branch office and is accessible to people with disabilities. It is hauled statewide on a 24-foot trailer.
Land encourages all customers who have Internet access to check out the department's online services before visiting any branch office. Browsing the site will help customers determine requirements before they go to an office.
