Presque Isle County Michigan

The Presque Isle County Materials Management Planning Committee (MMPC) advises and assists the county in preparing, developing, and implementing the Presque Isle County Materials Management Plan in accordance with Part 115 of the Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act (1994 PA 451, as amended).

MMPC will hold monthly meetings on the second Monday of each month starting at 6:00 pm in the Commissioners Room located ain the Presque Isle County Building, 151 E. Huron Avenue, Rogers City, MI 49779 or virtually by the link below.

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The Presque lsle County Juvenile Holding Facility is seeking a supervisor to oversee Direct Care Workers and ensure compliance with state regulations. This role includes supervising daily operations, training, reviewing reports, assisting with intakes and releases, documenting incidents, and supporting staff in providing safe, structured care for youth ages 10-17.
lf interested, please submit your resume, references and proof of qualifications to deank@picounty.org

The Presque lsle County Juvenile Holding Facility is seeking dedicated Direct Care Workers to provide supervision, care, and support for youth ages 10-17 in a secure setting. Responsibilities include monitoring daily activities, ensuring safety and compliance with facility rules, assisting with intakes and releases, documenting incidents, and supporting medical and personal needs
of residents.
lf interested, please submit your resume, references and proof of qualifications to deank@picountv.org

The Board of Commissioners holds monthly meetings both in-person and via live stream on the Presque Isle County YouTube channel. These meetings take place on the second Thursday and the last Friday of each month. For exact times and more information, please refer to the calendar of events.

2025 Agenda & Minutes of the Board
2026 Calendar of Events
2026 Agenda & Minutes of the Board

Presque Isle County has various appointments available for 2025. To apply, click the link below to complete the application and send it to the Clerk, or download the form, fill it out manually, and submit a letter with your background and qualifications to the County Clerk at P.O. Box 110, Rogers City, MI 49779. Letters will be kept on file for one year.

Position opening for a full time Deputy Clerk in the County Clerk’s Office. Proficient clerical and computer skills required. Financial, human resource, payroll, governmental or legal background desired. Rate of pay and fringe benefits determined by union contract.

Applicants subject to pre-employment physical, drug screen and background check. Send resume and cover letter to Presque Isle County Clerk, ATTN: Deputy Clerk Position, 151 E. Huron Avenue, PO Box 110, Rogers City, MI 49779.

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

CodeRED is the FREE community notification system available to Presque Isle County residents that will send you alerts concerning time-sensitive and/or emergency information that may impact your area via phone calls, text messages, emails, and social media.

The Presque Isle County Register of Deeds has partnered with GovOS to launch two digital tools: Public Record Access and Property Alert.

Residents can now search land records dating back to 1979 online anytime from any device. The Property Alert feature allows property owners to receive email notifications if documents are recorded under their name or other indexed information—helping detect potential fraud.

“These tools make it easier for residents to access records and protect their property,” said Register of Deeds Vicky L. Kowalewsky.