Carson City MI Police Department

09/11/2026

Never Forget

08/27/2026

🚨Scam Alert🚨
Scammers are calling local residents pretending to be from Carson City Police Department and other agencies!

They claim you missed jury duty and threaten you with arrest, demanding immediate payment over the phone via credit or prepaid gift cards.

Law enforcement will NEVER ask for money of gift cards.
All money transactions are in person.

If you get a call like this, hang up!
Please let your neighbors know to keep everyone safe!🚨

07/30/2026

Does anyone recognize this good boy??? He was found at Marathon in town. He is currently at our department getting pampered and hoping his family finds him. Please contact City Hall @ 989-584-3515 if he belongs to you or you know who’s he is. 

07/27/2026

Please be weather aware today as we are in an enhanced risk of damaging winds and hail starting this afternoon and continuing into the evening.

06/28/2026

Your subscription to hell's front porch begins tomorrow and will continue until further notice. In all seriousness, this is going to be a prolonged, brutal wave of heat and oppressive humidity that will linger ALL WEEK LONG. This is not a one and done, or just a couple days of hot by any means.

Monday is the start, with the worst expected on Tuesday and Wednesday. We urge you to take this seriously. Hydrate, wear light clothing, check on pets and vulnerable, limit time outdoors.

06/16/2026

Keeping an eye on the weather again for this afternoon as more weather moves our way with the potential to bring hail and strong winds.

06/12/2026

Please be weather-aware tonight. Storms are now entering West Michigan.

06/10/2026

‼️⚠️‼️Please take these storms very seriously ‼️⚠️‼️

06/10/2026

Here are the estimated start times for our incoming weather tonight!

Regarding the incoming squall line from Wisconsin, here are the estimated start times for this first squall line this evening, June 10th, 2026. Posted at 4:15 pm EDT.

As mentioned earlier today, it appears the solution that this lead squall will have redevelopment behind it after midnight is coming true. This first squall will be expected to have the strongest damaging winds, likely in the ballpark of 60-70 mph. Isolated instances of 1" hail, and perhaps a quick spin up or two are also not out of the question. This line will gradually weaken with time, and may not produce damaging winds east of US-127, but we cannot say this for certain given how much lingering storm fuel is sitting unused this afternoon. Storms should be in the western UP and LP before 7:30 pm, passing through Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, and Traverse City by 8 pm, moving towards the Ga***rd to Jackson region by 9 pm, and eventually the remainder of the east side by 9-11 pm.

Additional redevelopment as individual cells or more squall lines are possible after midnight, moving in from west to east again, but this lead line will likely steal most of the storm fuel. This may also be a good thing for overworking the atmosphere for Thursday, but as of right now, Thursday still appears to be a high-end event. We won't know how the atmosphere is recovering until early-afternoon tomorrow. Regardless, it's likely an all-nighter from us here at Michigan Storm Chasers, so if you live here in the state of Michigan and need free live severe weather coverage at the push of a button on your mobile device, PC, or TV, follow us on YouTube, Facebook, X, TikTok, or Twitch TV today. We go live anytime a warning is issued no matter where in the state, and have not missed a single warning since 2023.

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06/10/2026

Montcalm County is under a Severe Thunderstorm Watch until 11pm tonight, June 10th. Please keep a close eye to the sky and tuned for further alerts if they are issued.