Official municipal directory for city manager, assessing, planning, code, public works, utility billing, police, fire, and related services - Iron Mountain; department, jurisdiction, fee, and appointment rules apply
Iron Mountain City Departments
The City of Iron Mountain's department directory helps residents identify the right municipal contact for utilities, streets, permits, rental housing, code, property, public safety, and other city matters. Confirm the current department before sharing sensitive information.
Official city planning, zoning, code-enforcement, permits, and rental-housing pathway - Iron Mountain; inspection, registration, notice, fee, and jurisdiction rules apply; not a cleanup provider
Iron Mountain Planning and Community Development
Iron Mountain publishes planning, zoning, permits, code-enforcement, and rental-housing information. Rental structures must be registered and inspected under the city's code; contact City Hall at 906-774-8530 to confirm the current route and timing.
Official city water, utility-billing, streets, snow, sanitation, and public-works pathway - Iron Mountain; account, service, weather, fee, and jurisdiction rules apply
Iron Mountain Public Works and Utility Billing
Use the City of Iron Mountain department directory to reach public works and utility billing for water, streets, snow, sanitation, utility accounts, and service questions. Call 906-774-8530 and confirm the correct department; call 911 for immediate danger.
Official city property, tax, and payment-information pathway - Iron Mountain; records update, delinquency, payment, parcel, and privacy limits apply
Iron Mountain Property Lookup and Payments
The City of Iron Mountain publishes an online property and tax lookup and explains that city records are updated periodically. For delinquent-tax or payment questions, confirm directly with the city or Dickinson County Treasurer; do not rely on the lookup as legal advice.
Official county court, prosecutor, probation, and victims-rights navigation pathway - Dickinson County; legal deadlines, confidentiality, filing, and representation rules apply
Dickinson County Court System
Dickinson County publishes court-system information and lists the courthouse at 705 South Stephenson Avenue in Iron Mountain. The prosecutor's office and victims-rights advocate are listed at 906-774-1294; use Michigan Legal Help or a qualified attorney for legal advice.
Official county library, internet, information, and community-access pathway - Dickinson County; card, branch, technology, privacy, and accessibility rules apply
Dickinson County Public Library
Dickinson County Library lists its main building at 401 Iron Mountain Street in Iron Mountain and publishes branches in Norway and Felch. Confirm current hours, library-card rules, technology access, privacy, and accessibility needs; it is not emergency, clinical, housing, or cleanup support.
Official county road, bridge, seasonal restriction, snow, permit, and public-works pathway - Dickinson County; road boundaries, weather, safety, and service-priority rules apply
Dickinson County Road Commission
The Dickinson County Road Commission maintains county roads and publishes road information, restrictions, permits, and seasonal updates. Its office is at 1107 South Milwaukee Avenue in Iron Mountain; call 906-774-1588 for current road information, not emergency dispatch.
Official county veteran-benefits, claims, and service-navigation pathway - Dickinson County; Veteran status, documentation, appointment, and program rules apply
Dickinson County Veterans Affairs
Dickinson County Veterans Affairs lists an office at 2301 Woodward Avenue in Kingsford and a phone number of 906-774-2820. Confirm current benefits, claims, transportation, and referral options before sharing personal information.
Official county construction, building, and safety-code pathway - Dickinson County; permit, inspection, property, and jurisdiction rules apply; not an emergency service or cleanup provider
Dickinson County Construction Code
Dickinson County lists construction code among its county services. Use the county government site to locate current building, inspection, and permit contacts for a property concern, and call 911 for an immediate structural, fire, or medical emergency.
Local nonprofit community-action programs for economic assistance, self-sufficiency, family support, and practical stabilization - Dickinson and Iron counties; eligibility and capacity rules apply
DICSA Community Programs
DICSA's current program overview describes community-action work that connects neighbors to resources, strengthens self-sufficiency, and addresses practical challenges. Call 906-774-2256 to ask which current program fits the situation.
Local nonprofit food, nutrition, and community-action pathway - Dickinson and Iron counties; household, distribution, stock, and eligibility rules apply
DICSA Food Pantry and Nutrition Programs
DICSA identifies food-pantry and nutrition work among its current community programs, including the DICSA-Denim Heart Food Pantry. Contact the Iron Mountain office at 906-774-2256 to confirm current hours, location, household rules, and availability before traveling.
Local nonprofit housing-stability, weatherization, senior, home-support, and practical-assistance pathway - Dickinson and Iron counties; income, home, program, and capacity rules apply
DICSA Housing, Weatherization, and Home Support
DICSA describes housing support, weatherization, senior services, respite, and assistance that may help with household stability and safe living conditions. Call 906-774-2256 to confirm current program scope and eligibility; it does not advertise hoarding cleanup.
Local community-action transportation, caregiver respite, adult-day, and in-home support pathway - Dickinson and Iron counties; eligibility, referral, mobility, fees, and capacity rules apply
DICSA Transportation and Respite Pathways
DICSA and Upper Peninsula community-resource materials identify transportation, respite, adult-day, and in-home support pathways in Dickinson County. Call DICSA at 906-774-2256 to confirm current service area, reservations, eligibility, and fees.
Upper Peninsula nonprofit aging and disability resource-navigation pathway for home support, care coordination, meals, transportation, home modifications, and Medicare counseling - Upper Peninsula; eligibility, funding, and capacity rules apply
UPCAP MI Options
UPCAP's MI Options pathway describes care coordination, home maintenance, home modifications, nutrition, transportation, and free Medicare counseling for Upper Peninsula residents. Call 800-803-7174 or 211 to ask about Dickinson County options.
Upper Peninsula nonprofit aging, nutrition, respite, and caregiver-resource pathway with Dickinson County listings; age, disability, referral, funding, and capacity rules apply
UPCAP Home-Delivered Meals and Caregiver Resources
UPCAP publishes county-by-county home-delivered-meal, respite, senior-center, and caregiver-resource pathways that include Dickinson County. Confirm current local provider, eligibility, dietary, delivery, and scheduling details through 211 or UPCAP.
Local employment, job-training, and workforce-navigation pathway - Iron Mountain and Dickinson County; program, eligibility, appointment, and employer rules apply
Dickinson County Michigan Works
Caring House's local community-resource directory lists Dickinson County Michigan Works at 127 South Stephenson Avenue, Suite 211, in Iron Mountain, with phone 906-774-3647. Confirm current employment and training services directly.
Independent local primary-care, behavioral-health, outpatient mental-health, therapy, and urgent-care pathway - Iron Mountain; appointment, insurance, payment, referral, and clinical-scope rules apply
Bellin Health Iron Mountain Primary and Urgent Care
Bellin Health's Iron Mountain location at 440 Woodward Avenue, Suite 101, lists primary care, behavioral health, outpatient mental health, therapy, and urgent care. Call 906-776-9040 to confirm current access and referral options; use an emergency department or 911 for life-threatening needs.
Federal Veteran health-care, mental-health, pharmacy, caregiver, patient-advocate, and service-navigation pathway - Iron Mountain; Veteran eligibility, enrollment, appointment, and service rules apply
Oscar G. Johnson VA Veteran and Caregiver Services
The VA Iron Mountain system serves eligible Veterans and their families and caregivers through the Oscar G. Johnson facility and area clinics. The facility publishes mental-health, suicide-prevention, pharmacy, patient-advocate, and care-navigation services; call 906-774-3300 to confirm the correct route.
Practical and peer support - private-pay pathway available online and by service-area review; scope, cost, travel, scheduling, consent, safety, and capacity rules apply
The Peer Tree
The Peer Tree offers nonclinical hoarding and clutter support, including organizing help, groups, family guidance, and practical next steps. Ask about current availability, service area, scope, pacing, privacy, and fees before beginning. The Peer Tree is a separate private-pay pathway from Fight the Blight's nonprofit programming.
Digital peer support - available online; no cost or eligibility claim verified; not therapy or emergency support
Unburied
Unburied, from The Peer Tree, is a judgment-free digital peer-support pathway for people affected by hoarding and clutter concerns and for friends and family supporters. It can offer ongoing connection, tools, and momentum from Iron Mountain or anywhere else. It is not therapy, clinical care, or emergency support.