Presque Isle County Michigan

Flooding and road washouts have made several routes unsafe. Detour routing is now in effect across impacted areas. Please follow posted signs and avoid flooded or barricaded roads.

Crews are assessing damage and will reopen roads as conditions improve. Expect delays and reduced speeds along detour routes.

Safety reminders:
- Never drive through standing water
- Obey all barricades and cones
- Use caution around crews and equipment

Updates will be shared as conditions change. For non‑emergency questions, contact the Sheriff’s Office at 989‑734‑2156.

In response to severe weather and rising water levels across Northern Michigan, Presque Isle County Emergency Management, in partnership with the American Red Cross, will open an overnight emergency shelter April 16, 2026, at 12:00 pm This shelter will provide a safe, warm environment for residents who have been displaced or are facing unsafe conditions in their homes.

Shelter Location: Belnap Township Hall 1720 W 638 Hwy, Rogers City, MI 49779

What to Bring:
- Prescription medications
- Extra clothing, pillows, and blankets
- Personal hygiene items
- Important documents and identification
- Items for children (diapers, formula, comfort items)

The American Red Cross will provide meals, cots, and basic services. All residents are welcome, whether or not they plan to stay overnight.

The Presque Isle County Materials Management Planning Committee (MMPC) supports the county in developing and implementing its Materials Management Plan under Part 115 of the Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act. The MMPC meets on the second Monday of each month at 6:00 p.m. in the Commissioners Room at the Presque Isle County Building, 151 E. Huron Avenue, Rogers City, MI 49779, with virtual attendance available via the link below.

Join the Meeting
Meeting ID: 210 289 003 120 12
Passcode: jc7nN6fC

Presque Isle County is creating a new Materials Management Plan, and we’d like your input. This EGLE‑required plan will guide how we manage waste, reduce landfill use, and expand recycling and reuse options.
Please take a moment to complete this short survey. Your feedback—on hazardous waste, food waste, recycling, and composting—helps us understand community needs and set priorities. Thank you for your input.

The Hunting Access Program is now available in Northern Michigan. It is a way for private landowners to treat their parcel as if it were public hunting land while being paid to do so. The program is flexible - allowing a high potential reimbursement depending on the quality of your habitat.

Ever wondered what can be recycled and how to properly sort items? This recycling guide provides clear instructions to help you recycle more effectively. With simple steps and helpful tips, you’ll learn the best practices for sorting recyclables, reducing waste, and making a positive impact on the environment.
Drop Off Sites
Recycling Guide
What you can recycle