Official county contact for administration, courts, public notices, emergency management, planning, and local coordination - Mackinac County; jurisdiction and department rules apply
Mackinac County Departments and Commissioners
Use Mackinac County's official site to find current departments, commissioners, courts, emergency management, public notices, and local contacts in St. Ignace. Ask the county to identify the correct department for a property, safety, benefits, or community concern; it is not a cleanup provider.
Local government contacts for assessor, building, clerk, fire, police, public works, planning, recreation, water, and wastewater - St. Ignace; jurisdiction, office-hours, fee, and service limits apply
City of St. Ignace Departments
The City of St. Ignace publishes a department directory with contacts for building, fire, police, public works, planning, water, wastewater, and other municipal services. Use the directory to find the right city pathway for a property, utility, waste, or public-safety question.
Official planning, zoning, permitting, code-enforcement, and demolition-document pathway - St. Ignace; permit, inspection, fee, and jurisdiction rules apply
City of St. Ignace Planning and Zoning
The city planning and zoning department administers local land-use and code provisions and encourages conceptual review before projects. Call 906-643-9671 option 3 at 396 North State Street for current permit, code, rental, or property questions; this is not a cleanup provider.
Municipal resident trash, recycling, brush-pile, e-waste, and holiday-pickup information - St. Ignace city limits; resident, material, schedule, contractor, and fee rules apply
City of St. Ignace Garbage and Recycling
The City of St. Ignace publishes resident garbage and recycling information, including 2026 curbside recycling dates, accepted materials, brush-pile, e-waste, and holiday delays. Confirm current service and large-item options before placing material at the curb; this is not a private cleanup provider.
County veterans-service officer pathway for VA health care, compensation, counseling, housing, emergency relief, education, and burial benefits - Mackinac County; veteran eligibility and document rules apply
Mackinac County Veterans Services
Use Mackinac County's official government contacts to ask for the current veterans-service officer and assistance with VA health care, compensation, counseling, housing, emergency relief, education, burial, or dependents benefits. Confirm the current office, appointment, and documentation requirements before traveling.
Community-action housing-instability, emergency-shelter, homelessness-prevention, and housing-stabilization pathway - Mackinac County and regional service area; eligibility, capacity, safety, and intake rules apply
CLMCAA Housing and Emergency Shelter
CLMCAA describes housing and emergency-shelter assistance for people facing housing instability or homelessness. Call 906-632-3363 and ask about the current Mackinac County intake route, shelter availability, and housing-stabilization options; call 911 for immediate danger.
Emergency food-assistance pathway at the CLMCAA Fenlon Center in St. Ignace - Mackinac County; application, pantry hours, household, eligibility, and stock rules apply
CLMCAA Food Pantry - St. Ignace
CLMCAA says its emergency food program is available through a pantry at the Fenlon Center in St. Ignace. Call 906-632-3363 to confirm the current address, hours, application, household rules, and availability before traveling; use 211 for additional food navigation.
Affordable senior-housing pathway at 201 Lake Street - St. Ignace; 55+ eligibility, application, management, availability, and housing rules apply
CLMCAA St. Ignace Senior Housing
CLMCAA lists St. Ignace Senior Housing at 201 Lake Street and says it is designed for adults age 55 and older. Call 906-259-0156 to ask about current applications, accessibility, wait lists, rent, and eligibility; housing availability must be confirmed directly.
Local community-navigation and temporary financial-assistance pathway for Mackinac County residents facing urgent hardship - case-by-case; not emergency dispatch or guaranteed funding
St. Ignace Area Hope Hotline
St. Ignace Area Hope invites Mackinac County residents to call for help reaching local resources and possible temporary financial assistance. The organization says requests are confidential and handled case by case; call 906-643-6780 and call 911 for immediate fire, police, or medical emergencies.
Local nonprofit food pantry for Mackinac County residents experiencing financial hardship - food quantity, frequency, documentation, stock, and referral rules apply
St. Ignace Food Pantry
St. Ignace Food Pantry says it serves Mackinac County residents with evident financial hardship and generally provides up to two weeks of food at a time, subject to availability and household size. Confirm the current intake location and hours using the pantry contact before traveling; use 211 for broader navigation.
Qualified public behavioral-health, substance-use, developmental-disability, peer, and community-support pathway - Mackinac County; assessment, eligibility, insurance, referral, and capacity rules apply
Hiawatha Behavioral Health Community Services
Hiawatha Behavioral Health describes public behavioral-health, substance-use, developmental-disability, and peer-support pathways for Mackinac County. Call the St. Ignace office at 906-643-8616 to ask about current access and referrals; this is not organizing, cleanup, or emergency dispatch.
Local health-department and environmental-health pathway with a published sliding-fee statement - Mackinac County; program, family-size, income, appointment, and jurisdiction rules apply
LMAS Sliding-Fee Public Health Services
LMAS says no one will be denied access because of inability to pay and that a sliding-fee schedule is available based on family size and income. Call the St. Ignace office at 906-643-1100 to identify current public-health, environmental-health, prevention, or family-health services.
Local nonprofit health-system pathway for inpatient care, clinic, rehabilitation, pharmacy, therapy, oncology, and community referrals - St. Ignace and surrounding area; medical, appointment, insurance, payment, and capacity rules apply
Mackinac Straits Health System Community Care
Mackinac Straits Health System lists inpatient, clinic, rehabilitation, physical therapy, pharmacy, oncology, wound care, and other services at its St. Ignace campus. Call 906-643-8585 to ask about current appointments, patient support, financial questions, and referrals; call 911 for immediate danger.
Regional bus, ferry, and rural transportation pathway - St. Ignace and eastern Upper Peninsula; route, schedule, fare, reservation, accessibility, weather, and service-area rules apply; not emergency transport
EUPTA St. Ignace Area Transportation
EUPTA provides regional ferry and rural transportation services in the eastern Upper Peninsula, including connections relevant to St. Ignace and Mackinac County. Confirm the current route, schedule, fare, accessibility, and weather-related changes before traveling; call 911 for emergencies.
Connection to non-emergency medical transportation through Michigan Transportation Connection - Mackinac and eastern Upper Peninsula; reservation, eligibility, trip, and capacity rules apply; not emergency transport
EUPTA Non-Emergency Medical Transportation
EUPTA says it works with Michigan Transportation Connection to provide transportation to non-emergency medical appointments. Ask EUPTA about the current Mackinac County route, eligibility, reservation window, and accessibility needs; call 911 for a medical emergency.
State benefits, food assistance, health coverage, emergency-relief, and protective-services pathway - Michigan, including Mackinac County; application, eligibility, identity, and program rules apply
Michigan MDHHS Benefits and Emergency Relief
Use Michigan MDHHS to ask about current food, cash, child-care, health-coverage, emergency-relief, and related benefits. Confirm the current Mackinac County office and application route before traveling or sharing sensitive information; call 911 for immediate danger.
Free legal self-help and referral pathway for eviction, landlord-tenant, court, family, and civil matters - Michigan, including Mackinac County; information is not legal advice or representation
Michigan Legal Help Housing and Court Tools
Michigan Legal Help offers free self-help tools and legal information for housing, eviction, court, family, consumer, and other civil matters. Use the county selector for Mackinac County and confirm whether an eligible legal-aid or attorney referral is available; call 911 for immediate danger.
Private-pay pathway for hoarding support, organizing assistance, decluttering, deep cleaning, groups, and friends-and-family guidance - broader service area; scope, consent, safety, cost, scheduling, travel, and capacity rules apply
The Peer Tree Private-Pay Support
The Peer Tree is the private-pay pathway when a public or grant-funded option is not the right fit. Ask about the current scope, cost, travel, consent, safety, scheduling, and whether St. Ignace or Mackinac County support is available; this is not emergency or clinical care.
Digital peer-support pathway for people directly affected and for supporters - online; no cost or eligibility claim verified; not therapy, clinical care, or emergency support
Unburied Digital Peer Support
Unburied, owned by The Peer Tree, offers online peer support, groups, and tools for people affected by hoarding and clutter concerns and for friends or family supporters. Confirm current access and scope; it is not therapy, emergency response, housing placement, or cleanup.
Statewide information and referral pathway for food, shelter, utilities, health, disability, senior, and family services - Michigan, including Mackinac County; confirm provider hours, eligibility, and capacity; not emergency dispatch
Michigan 211 Local Navigation
Michigan 211 can help identify current local resources when you are unsure where to begin. Ask specifically about Mackinac County food, shelter, housing, utility, transportation, senior, disability, and family options; call 911 for immediate danger.