Welcome to Presque Isle County
151 E. Huron Ave.
P.O. Box 110
Rogers City, MI 49779
Presque Isle County
There are ten recognized Michigan historical markers in the county:
Bearinger Union School
Burnham's Landing
Elowsky Mill
Forty Mile Point Lighthouse / Graveyard of Ships
Lake Huron
The Metz Fire
Old Presque Isle Lighthouse
Presque Isle Electric Cooperative Monument
Presque Isle Light Station
Presque Isle Lodge
World's Largest Limestone Quarry
Presque Isle County is located along Lake Huron on the northeastern shore of Michigan’s Lower Peninsula. The County has an area of 678 square miles (approximately 433,928 acres), which includes 72 miles of shoreline.
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Coronavirus Hotlines for Screening and Questions:
If you have mild symptoms of COVID-19 do not proceed to
the nearest emergency room to be tested.
If you have any
concerns/symptoms please call one of the following hotlines
to speak with a nurse ... they will screen you over the phone
and give directives from there.
If you have a primary care physician ... call that office first.
- Mid Michigan 800-445-7356
- Mclaren 888-535-6136 8 am to 5
pm 7 days a week
- Munson 231-935-0951 from 7 am. to 7 pm
If you are having a medical emergency call 911.
District Health Department No. 4 is monitoring the situation closely with the state and healthcare providers. They are prepared to respond should a potential case come to any county within our jurisdiction. For more information from the District Health Department #4, please click here.
COVID-19 BUSINESS GUIDELINES
For Essential Service Businesses
These guidelines are provided today from the District Health Department to share and provide basic information only. It is not intended to take the place of medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.
Please click here for the COVID-19 Business Toolkit
Michigan Courts News Release
 NEW! Supreme Court Recognizes Outstanding Service of Judges and Court Staff Court Thanks Judicial Employees to Kick Off Public Service Recognition Week
To kick off Public Service Recognition Week, the Michigan Supreme Court today recognized the outstanding service of judges and court staff statewide for their hard work, dedication, and commitment to innovation in responding to the COVID-19 pandemic and throughout the year. Celebrated May 3 - 9, the program honors the men and women who serve our nation as federal, state, county, and local government employees.
The Michigan Supreme Court has signed a Resolution of 5-4-2020 to highlight observance of Public Service Recognition Week.
In addition,Chief Justice Bridget M. McCormack honoring and thanking court staff statewide for their hard work and dedication to serving the public, especially during this crisis.
In the video, Chief Justice McCormack asks judicial employees to e-mail her ChiefJustice@courts.mi.gov with the words they would use to finish the sentence: “I serve because….” We will be sharing your responses on social media with the hashtag #psrw. Video located here.
Self-Represented Litigants Can Attend Court Remotely!
Additionally, a wide range of resources to assist self-represented litigants are now available. This webpage has information about how to attend your court hearings remotely and additional resources that might be helpful to you.
The way you attend court hearings is changing. Before COVID-19 (coronavirus), you attended your court hearings at the courthouse. Now, you might be allowed to attend your court hearings remotely using one of the following methods:
- Telephone
- Videoconferencing
For more detailed information, please click here.
PRESS RELEASE COVID-19 MARCH 23, 2020
 With the latest Executive Order of the Governor’s Office, the Presque Isle County courthouse will continue to be closed to general public. Will be moving to minimal staffing of the offices. While we find that it is important to all our citizens to provide the services they are regularly accustomed to, it also equally important to do our very best to protect both the employees and the citizens of the county.
Each office will continue to monitor phones, emails and process mail daily. Should you find it necessary to conduct business, you will need to call the appropriate office to find out how your request can be accommodated. Please note that the courts are also monitoring and available to assist you with filings, emergency or otherwise in nature.
A listing of the office phone numbers and emails is available throughout this website , in the county directory and posted on the exterior doors of the building or local phone books.
We hope you continue to heed the recommendations of the health officials.
Lee Gapczynski
Chair
PDF Press Release
Department of Agriculture and Rural Development
In accordance with Governor Whitmer’s Executive Order 2020-21, and to protect the
public health, These businesses should to the extent possible follow guidance from the CDC,
as well as state and local government officials, regarding strategies to limit disease
spread, which includes social distancing, frequent handwashing and sanitizing of
surfaces. Workers should be encouraged to work remotely when possible and focus on
core business activities.
CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT COMPONENTS OF THE MICHIGAN FOOD & AGRICULTURE SECTOR THAT ARE DEEMED ESSENTIAL
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ZOOM MEETING NOTICE FOR MAY 29, 2020
NEW! REMOTE ZOOM MEETING NOTICE
Board of Commissioners
Meeting
May 29, 2020 at 9:30 a.m.
In accordance with the Governor’s executive orders 2020-21 to
Stay Home, Stay Safe, the Presque Isle County Board of Commissioners
will be conducting a remote meeting for their next regularly scheduled
meeting.
The meeting can be viewed using the Zoom App with the following link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81156258527
You may participate via the Zoom link if your computer has microphone
capabilities or via telephone by dialing and following the correct prompt.
1-646-558-8656 and then enter ID No: 81156258527#
Please follow the instructions that will be given by the Clerk
at the beginning of the meeting for your opportunity to participate.
Stay Safe,
Presque Isle County Board of Commissioners
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“Stay Home, Stay Safe” Executive Order March 23, 2020
For at least the next three weeks, all Michigan businesses and operations must temporarily suspend in-person operations that are not necessary to sustain or protect life, and all Michiganders must stay in their homes unless they’re a part of that critical infrastructure workforce, engaged in an outdoor activity, or performing tasks necessary to the health and safety of themselves or their family, like going to the hospital or grocery store.
CLICK HERE FOR THE STAY HOME, STAY SAFE & SAVE LIVES INFORMATION
City of Rogers City COVID-19 Resource Page
To the residents of Rogers City,
The current COVID-19 pandemic has caused all of us to significantly modify our daily lives.
The Governor’s “Stay at Home” order is now the law throughout Michigan. The citizens of Rogers City and the surrounding townships are meeting this deadly threat head on, as we comply with the mandates designed to keep us safe. We couldn’t be more proud and thankful for our businesses, organizations and even individuals, who have made changes to safely assist community members with their activities for daily living.
The city manager and staff have compiled the following Community Resource Page in an effort to provide citizens with helpful information regarding services currently being offered by a variety of local providers. This difficult period in our history will pass, and we will return to our task of growing a stronger more vibrant community, but we all must work together in this current effort to control a very serious threat.
Scott McLennan
Mayor City of Rogers City
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New Year's Day (January 1)
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day (third Monday in January)
Presidents Day (third Monday in February)
Good Friday (Friday before Easter) (Close at Noon)
Memorial Day (last Monday in May)
Independence Day (July 4)
Labor Day (first Monday in September)
Veterans' Day (November 11)
Thanksgiving (fourth Thursday in November)
Day after Thanksgiving
Christmas Eve (December 24)
Christmas Day (December 25)
New Years Eve (December 31)
New Year's Eve shall only be recognized as a holiday when it falls on a Monday through Friday.
Presque Isle Conservation District
The Presque Isle Conservation District to conserve, restore, and protect local natural resources for the public good and for the long term stewardship of the land. The District shall provide technical assistance, demonstration projects, research, education, outdoor recreational opportunities, publications, equipment, and conservation materials for the public to properly manage and use their natural resources. Click here for more information.
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 CodeRED Weather Severe weather threatens, protect residents with automatic notifications.
CodeRED Weather Warning taps into the National Weather Service’s Storm Based Warnings to automatically alert affected residents in the path of severe weather just moments after the warning has been issued.
Click on the above image to sign up today!
Presque Isle County Recycling please click here for all your recycling needs.
CodeRED Mobile Alert app provides advanced, real-time, location-specific alerts to subscribers within the reach of a given location generated by public safety officials across the United States and Canada who use the CodeRED community notification system to effectively alert and inform residents to save lives.
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Announcements
Please make note that the Public Guardian mailing address is: PO Box 110, Rogers City, MI 49779
2020 March Election Results
Minutes of the Board
Minutes of the Board terms and elections and lots more information can be found on the commissioners page or by clicking here
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