Iron Mountain Police Department Michigan

06/30/2026

We just want to share a remind about fireworks and hope everyone celebrates the 4th of July safely!

06/25/2026

HIRING FULL TIME POLICE OFFICERS

The Iron Mountain Police Department is accepting applications for Full-Time Police Officers.

Prior law enforcement experience can receive pay at top of wage scale.

Eligible applicants must meet MCOLES minimum requirement.

MCOLES certification is not required to apply. Selected applicants who have not attended a police academy will be sponsored through an MCOLES-approved academy.

• Competitive pay based on experience
• Full benefits package with a hybrid pension system
• Paid training
• Paid vacation, sick, and holidays

Application link: https://www.ironmountainmi.gov/DocumentCenter/Index/14

Send application and resume to:
Director Jeff Solka
111 East Fleshiem Street
Iron Mountain, MI 49801
[email protected]

06/18/2026

***UPDATE***
The owner of the dog has been located

This dog was found in the area of Carpenter and J St. and was brought to the Animal Shelter

06/05/2026

NOW HIRING: FULL TIME POLICE OFFICER

The Iron Mountain Police Department is accepting applications for a Full-Time Police Officer.

Prior law enforcement experience is preferred but not required.

Eligible applicants must meet MCOLES minimum requirement. MCOLES certification is not required to apply. Selected applicant who has not attended a police academy will be sponsored to attend the NMU Regional Police Academy beginning in May 2026. The applicant may be sent to another MCOLES-approved academy if one is available sooner.

• Competitive pay based on experience
• Full benefits package
• Paid training and career development
• Paid vacation, sick, and holidays

Application link: https://www.ironmountainmi.gov/DocumentCenter/Index/14

Send application and resume to:
Director Jeff Solka
111 East Fleshiem Street
Iron Mountain, MI 49801
[email protected]

06/01/2026

Due to getting several reports of underaged children operating off road vehicles within the city, we felt the need to remind everyone on the city ordinance.

So far, our enforcement efforts have involved educating young riders and parents of the ordinance and laws regarding safe off road vehicle operations, and what is prohibited within the city limits. Although we do not want to, we may have to take a more strict approach as some that received warnings continue to operate ATVs.

The parent/guardian who knowingly permits a minor to operate an ATV and the minor operating the ATV can be cited under Michigan law and/or the city ordinance.

🚨 ORV Use Within Iron Mountain City Limits.

🚫 Where you CANNOT ride:
• Stephenson Ave. (US-2), Carpenter Ave. (M95)
• East H Street and Ludington Street between US-2 and M95
• City bike paths, walking trails, and other non-motorized recreation areas
• ORVs are prohibited in any city park

Highway & Road Crossing Rules:
• Crossing US-2, M95, and H Street is only permitted at designated crossings; a map is below
• Come to a complete stop before crossing
• Cross at a 90-degree angle
• Yield to all oncoming traffic

Keep in mind:
• All Michigan ORV laws apply (helmets, age restrictions, etc.)
• Violations may result in fines

Age restriction:
• Riders must be 18 years of age or older and must possess a valid drivers license.
• Riders 16 years to 18 years must be under direct supervision of a parent or guardian and must possess a valid driver’s license.

The Iron Mountain City Ordinance for operating Off-Road Vehicles can be found at the following website:

ARTICLE V. - OPERATION OF OFF-ROAD VEHICLES:

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05/12/2026

The city of Iron Mountain does not provide curb side spring clean up. However, you can bring those items, that you don’t want in your garage or basement, or the stuff in your yard that your neighbors do not want to look at anymore, down to the Department of Public Works. This is for IM city residents who pay a garbage disposal fee. The location, times of drop off, and types of items are described in the flyer.

05/05/2026

04/17/2026

We are still accepting applications for a full time Police Officer and a full time Dispatcher/Administrative assistant.

Interviews will be conducted as applications are turned in, until all positions are filled.

In addition to hiring a full-time Police Officer, we are also looking for a highly-motivated Dispatcher/Administrative Assistant due to an upcoming retirement.

Duties include:
Front desk reception
Dispatching officers
Record keeping
Answering phones
Administrative duties
Fast-paced environment

The selected applicant will have an extended training period with the current employee.

Interested applicants can find an application on the city website - ironmountainmi.gov/documentcenter/index/14

Select the application labeled: Employment Application - dispatcher.

Submit application and resume in person, by mail, or email.

Mail to:
Director Jeff Solka
Iron Mountain Police and Fire Services
111 East Fleshiem Street
Iron Mountain, MI 49801

Email:
[email protected]

03/26/2026