P.O. Box 110
Rogers City, Ml 49779
P: 989.734.3288
F: 989.734.7635
E: piclerk@picounty.org
Office Hours: Monday thru Friday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm
County Clerk: Darrin Darga
Chief Deputy Clerk: Jerry Bunton
Deputy Clerk: Jerry Bunton
Deputy Clerk: Nellie Morin
Deputy Clerk: Piper Santini
Deputy Clerk: Melissa VanSchoten
Deputy Clerk: Vacant
General Summary
The County Clerk is an officer of the County as prescribed by State law. Michigan Constitution provides that voters of each county shall elect a Clerk, on a partisan basis, every four years. Duties are prescribed by law and include Clerk to the Presque Isle County Board of Commissioners, Clerk to Circuit Court, Board of Canvassers, County Election Commission, County Plat Board, Election Scheduling Committee, County Apportionment Board.
The Clerk maintains birth and death records, marriage licenses, assumed business names and partnership certificates, concealed weapons permits, veterans discharge records and voter registration records.
The County Clerk is the chief election official of the County, supervises all national, state, local and school elections and is responsible for the administration of the Michigan Campaign Finance Reporting Act.
Date of First Records
Birth Records: January 26, 1871
Death Records: August 06, 1871
Marriage Records: May 24, 1872
Naturalization Records: October 8, 1875
Supervisor’s Proceedings: September 16, 1871
Court Journal: August 8, 1872
Resources
Affidavit for License to Marry
Becoming a Michigan Notary Public
Birth/Death/Marriage Record Application
Business Registration Certificate/DBA Form
Concealed Weapons License Guide
Marriage, Death, & DBA Records Search
Notary Services
Requesting General Record Check
Township Village & City Clerks
Election Information
Absent Voter Ballot Request
Campaign Finance Forms
Early Voting Locations
Voters Registration Application
Fees
County Clerk Fees
Court Fees
Election Fees
Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)
FOIA Procedures and Guidelines
FOIA Request for Public Records
Public Summary of FOIA Procedures and Guidelines