Mason County MI Sheriff's Office

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The mission of the Mason County Sheriff’s Office is to enforce the laws of the State of Michigan and to protect the innocent from those who would violate those laws by diligent traffic enforcement, thorough criminal investigation and by the humane incarceration of those sentenced by the courts. The power and authority of the sheriff to accomplish this mission derives from the United States Constit

ution and the Constitution of the State of Michigan. It does not come from a city charter, a governor, a judge or a president; it comes from ” We the people”. Vision Statement:
The purpose of the Mason County Sheriff’s Office is to fulfill the mission of the Sheriff. This is done by the following:
Pride: Being professional in our conduct on and off duty and conducting ourselves to a higher standard through excellence, training and self-discipline. Tradition: Remembering the heritage of those who have gone before and the heritage we will leave for those who follow. Honor: Developing our personal character through leadership, due diligence, and self-reflection, doing what is right no matter the cost and protecting the dignity of those we serve.

05/31/2026

Notice of upcoming Jebavy Drive Bridge Repair Project & Detour Route

The Jebavy Drive Bridge will be closed to all traffic starting June 1, 2026. The detour route is Jagger Road to M-116 to Bryant Road.

The Bridge project is a preventative maintenance project that will repair minor problems at a lower cost to prevent future more costly repairs. The bridge rehabilitation project includes replacement of the expansion joint, beam repairs, guardrail repairs and epoxy overlay on the concrete that will extend the life of the bridge deck. The bridge project is scheduled to start June 1st with a detour on Jagger, M-116, to Bryant Road.
It is anticipated that the bridge will be closed to all traffic from June 1st to June 19th. It is anticipated to be open to traffic during the 28-day cure time from mid-June through the July 4th holiday weekend. The bridge project will be closed to all traffic again from July 8th for approximately 2 weeks.
The final completion date is August 1, 2026. The project will cost
approximately $350,000.

05/23/2026

This weekend, the Mason County Sheriff’s Office joins communities across our nation in honoring the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to others.

Memorial Day is more than the start of summer — it is a solemn reminder of the cost of freedom and the courage of those who answered the call to serve our country. We pause to remember the fallen heroes of our Armed Forces and reflect on the sacrifices made by their families, friends, and fellow service members.

Their legacy lives on through the freedoms we enjoy and the commitment we share to protect and serve our communities with honor and integrity.

Please join us today in taking a moment to remember those who never came home. May we never forget their sacrifice.

🇺🇸 We honor the fallen.
🇺🇸 We remember their service.
🇺🇸 We carry their legacy forward.

From all of us at the Mason County Sheriff’s Office, we wish everyone a safe and meaningful Memorial Day.

05/19/2026

Happy EMS Week! 🚑💙

This week, the Mason County Sheriff’s Office proudly recognizes and celebrates the dedicated EMS professionals who answer the call each and every day. Their compassion, courage, and commitment to serving others make a difference in our communities during some of life’s most difficult moments.

Whether responding to emergencies, providing critical care, or offering reassurance when it’s needed most, EMS personnel are there without hesitation.

To our partners at Life EMS, and all EMS professionals serving our community — thank you for your hard work, sacrifice, and unwavering dedication.

Happy EMS Week! We appreciate all that you do and thank you for answering the call today and every day. 🚑❤️👩‍⚕️👨‍⚕️

05/17/2026

We have received several complaints of a loose fishing net floating in Lake Michigan off of the Consumers Project. The US Coast Guard and Manistee Tribal DNR have been notified. Please see the pictures below for the last known coordinates, and picture of what the buoy attached to the net looks like. Please use caution while traversing this area.

05/16/2026

A little late, but our appreciation is no less heartfelt! During National Police Week, we were blessed by the kindness and support of our community.

A sincere thank you to Covenant Christian School for the thoughtful goodies and treats they provided to the Mason County Sheriff’s Office. Your generosity and support meant a great deal to our staff.

We would also like to thank Filer Credit Union for delivering coffee to our office during National Police Week. The coffee was greatly appreciated and served as a reminder of the incredible community support we are fortunate to have.

We are grateful for the encouragement and kindness shown to our deputies and staff. Thank you for standing behind those who serve and protect our community each day.

05/14/2026

Congratulations to School Resource Officer Deputy Jake Lesinski on being awarded the 2026 “Make a Difference Award” by the West Shore ESD Special Education Parent Advisory Committee.

For the past 2 1/2 years serving as the School Resource Officer at Mason County Eastern Schools, Deputy Lesinski has proven to be an exceptional role model for the entire MCE staff, students, and community. His dedication, compassion, and commitment to building positive relationships with students have made a lasting impact throughout the district.

Deputy Lesinski was also instrumental in providing comfort, reassurance, support, and obtaining speed enforcement signs as students and staff navigated the grief following the recent loss of student Sammi Bateson — one of the most difficult situations any School Resource Officer may face.

Thank you, Deputy Lesinski, for your service, leadership, and unwavering commitment to the students and families of Mason County Eastern. This recognition is truly well deserved.

05/11/2026

During National Police Week 2026, the Mason County Sheriff’s Office joins agencies across this country in honoring the service and sacrifice of law enforcement officers past and present.

This week is not simply about a profession — it is about the men and women who willingly stood between danger and the communities they swore to protect. It is about remembering those who never made it home.

We solemnly honor the officers who gave their lives in the line of duty. Their courage, sacrifice, and dedication to others will never be forgotten. Their names and stories remain woven into the fabric of this profession and the freedoms we enjoy every day.

To the families of the fallen, we remember your sacrifice as well. To those who continue to wear the badge today, thank you for your continued commitment to serving with honor, integrity, and courage.

Please take a moment this week to remember the fallen, support those who serve, and reflect on the true cost of public safety.

“Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.”

05/10/2026

To all the mothers of the Mason County Sheriff’s Office family — Happy Mother’s Day.

Today we recognize the strength, sacrifice, patience, and unwavering love that mothers bring not only to their families, but to our communities every single day. Whether serving in uniform, supporting from home, or standing beside those who answer the call, your dedication does not go unnoticed.

Thank you for the countless sacrifices, the quiet strength during difficult times, and the compassion you bring into the lives of others. Your impact reaches far beyond a single day of recognition.

From our Sheriff’s Office family to yours, we wish you a safe, joyful, and well-deserved Mother’s Day.

05/08/2026

As we recognize Motorcycle Safety Awareness Week, let’s all do our part to help keep our roads safe.

A quarter million Michiganders ride motorcycles.

Motorcyclists are our friends, neighbors, family members, and coworkers — and they are far more vulnerable on the roadway. A simple second look before changing lanes, turning, or pulling into traffic can save a life.

Drivers:
🏍️ Look twice before turning or changing lanes
🏍️ Give motorcycles extra following distance
🏍️ Always check blind spots
🏍️ Stay alert and avoid distractions

Motorcyclists:
🏍️ Wear proper safety gear
🏍️ Stay visible
🏍️ Ride sober and responsibly

Together, we can prevent tragedies and make our roads safer for everyone. This week — and every week — remember: Look Twice. Save a Life.

Address

Ludington, MI

Telephone

+12318433475

Website

http://www.masoncounty.net/

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