151 E Huron Avenue, Rogers City MI 49779
Following a disaster, it is important for the County & State to understand where damage has occurred.
We are asking our residents for their feedback through a quick survey, which allows us to gather data (with your help), analyze it, ask questions, get answers and make decisions.
This is strictly voluntary but your input/data is very important to us.
If your primary residence was affected by the recent storm,
please complete the self-assessment tool by clicking this link.
CodeRED is the FREE community notification system available to Presque Isle County residents that will send you alerts concerning emergency information that may impact your area via phone calls, text messages, emails, and social media.
Presque Isle County public safety officials encourage you to actively participate in emergency preparedness by remaining informed.
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 have been issued. Click here to find out more information.
The Office of Emergency Management is charged with the development and continuous maintenance of a Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan to serve the people and property of Presque Isle County.
Our primary missions include prevention, preparedness, response, recovery, and mitigation.
For emergency management to be effective, plans and contingencies at all levels must be thought-out, well-established and practiced.
Successful emergency management must be collaborative, coordinated, comprehensive, flexible, integrated, professional, progressive and risk-driven.
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. The County has three lighthouses and three marinas located on Lake Huron.
Presque Isle also contains four state parks; Hoeft State Park, Onaway State Park, Rockport State Park, and Thompson Harbor State Park located also south of Rogers City.
