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Marlette Police Department
Marlette Police Department Mission Statement
The primary goal of the Police Department is protection of life and property, prevention of crime and apprehension of criminal perpetrators. The Department strives to provide the best possible police service to residents of Marlette and to those who work, travel and shop here.
Marlette Police Department
The Marlette Police Department is located in the Municipal building located at 6436 Morris Street, Marlette. The Department now has an authorized strength of 4 full time officers and 3 part time officers that provides a wide range of protection and enforcement services. Also K-9 Drug Detection.
The department has a community oriented philosophy and provides twenty-four hour service 5 days a week and 20 hour coverage on the weekends.
Key programs and services include: Animal Control, Neighborhood Watch, D.A.R.E., 911 emergency communications.
For emergency assistance, dial 911. For non-emergencys calls when you cannot reach our local office dial Central Dispatch at 1-800-881-5911. To register a complaint, or to ask for general police-related information, dial (989) 635-2008. Fax 989-635-3806. News From the Police Department Curfew for minors under the age of sixteen is between the hours of 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. unless accompanied by a parent or guardian. Minors under the age of 18 is 12:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. unless accompanied by an adult. Blight violations continue to be enforced on a regular basis. If a residence is in violation, the owner will have 5 days from the violation date to rectify the situation. Failure to rectify the situation shall result in further enforcement action. Let's take pride in our community and keep it clean. |
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Steven H. Schaub, Chief of
Police
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Steve joined the Marlette Police
Department in October of 1984 as a patrolman. In February of 1986
he was appointed Chief of Police and continues to serve in that
capacity. Prior to coming to Marlette Chief had 5 years of law
enforcement experience, including 3 years in the U. S. Army
Military Police.
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Steve graduated from Vassar High
School in 1974 and received a Bachelor Degree in Public
Administration from Central Michigan University in 1993. Steve also
is a 2001 graduate of the F.B.I. National Academy.
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Messages to Citizens:
The Police Department is here to serve you and make Marlette a
better place to live. Please feel free to contact us with your
concerns or needs. Remember; "SEE IT, HEAR IT, REPORT IT."
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Brian P. McGinnis
Patrolman/K-9 Officer/School Liason
Brian joined the Marlette Police Department in October of 1990 as a
patrolman and continues to serve in that capacity. Brian also
serves as one of our School Liason Officers and is our K-9 handler.
Prior to coming to Marlette Brian served 2 years in the U.S. Army
Military Police.
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Brian graduated from Marlette High
School in 1988 and has completed numerous training seminars. He is
currently working toward his degree. |
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Message To Citizens:
Make a difference in someone's life. Be a leader-Not a follower. If
you see it, Report it. |
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Michael J. Severance,
Patrolman
Mike joined the Marlette Police Department in March of
1998 as a patrolman and continues to serve in that capacity. Prior
to coming to Marlette, Mike had a year and a half in law
enforcement. |
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Mike graduated from North Branch High
School in 1990 and completed his Bachelor degree in Criminal
Justice at Ferris State University in 1994. |
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Message To Citizens:
The strength of a community is based upon its citizens. A
communities future citizens are its children. What our children
learn from our example today; will either strengthen or weaken our
community of tomorrow. |
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