St. Clair County Central Dispatch

08/31/2026

Please don’t fall victim to these scams. Police departments will not call you and let you know of a warrant, missed jury duty, they will not ask you for crypto money or gift cards of any sort.
If you have transferred any money please call dispatch (810) 985-8115 or if you need to verify if it really is an officer calling you.

08/03/2026

Reminder: We will be setting off the warning sirens for the monthly test at 1pm!
Don’t be alarmed this happens every month on the first Monday of the month.

07/26/2026

Update: family found!
Our friends at Marysville Police Department have found a dog on 4th st. Please contact Marysville Police department or dispatch at 810-985-8115

07/15/2026

We’re hiring! Click the link to apply!

https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/stclaircounty/jobs/5252689/communications-officer?pagetype=jobOpportunitiesJobs

07/06/2026

We will be conducting our monthly siren test today at 1pm.

05/25/2026

Friendly reminder if you see a fawn please leave it alone. Mom put them where she thought was safe and will be back soon!

Ok, who's seeing them? 👀

It's fawn season and they may be popping up in strange places (hello grass next to the driveway...). Remember that even if mom isn't visibly nearby, she'll be back. A doe will leave her fawn for hours at a time and return when she thinks it's safe.

A photo or two is fine, but avoid interacting with the fawn. They have very little smell and blend in well, making it difficult for predators to find them. Help keep them safe by giving them space and letting mom do her thing.

05/23/2026

Special thank you to Yum Yums for the delivery of snacks to our center on this holiday weekend! Everything is delicious and your thoughtfulness is very much appreciated ❤️

05/11/2026

This week is National Police Week!
Thank you to all of our police departments who work everyday at keeping our communities safe!
We appreciate all of you and are honored to work along side of you everyday!

05/05/2026

Thank you to all of our Corrections officers for all that you do!
You are often unseen but a huge part of keeping our community safe.