St. Clair Public Safety Volunteer Program

St. Clair Public Safety Volunteer Program Our mission is to work alongside the St. Clair Police Department to help protect the safety and well-being of our community.

If you have any information, please contact SCPD.
06/01/2026

If you have any information, please contact SCPD.

We are beyond excited to congratulate one of our own PSV members, John Bennett, on successfully completing and graduatin...
05/30/2026

We are beyond excited to congratulate one of our own PSV members, John Bennett, on successfully completing and graduating from the Police Academy!

John has worked incredibly hard to reach this milestone, and today marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter in his journey toward becoming a law enforcement officer.

Congratulations, John! Your PSV family is proud of your dedication, commitment, and achievement. We wish you nothing but success as you move forward in your law enforcement career. The future is bright, and we can’t wait to see all that you accomplish!

05/28/2026

We only have nine spots left 👀

In anticipation of this offering being full, we will keep the registration open until the deadline and place potential cadets on a waiting list. If you signed up and know that you cannot make it, please get in touch with us at [email protected] so we can open your spot for one of our waitlisted cadets. Thank you 💙🐾

Today was the 2026 St. Clair Memorial Day Parade.We must always remember the true meaning of today, honoring and remembe...
05/26/2026

Today was the 2026 St. Clair Memorial Day Parade.

We must always remember the true meaning of today, honoring and remembering the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom.

The parade and ceremony were very well done. Thank you to all of the participants and everyone who helped make this event so meaningful for our community.

What a thoughtful gift from the St. Clair High School Class of 2026 seniors!This was their way of thanking us for helpin...
05/21/2026

What a thoughtful gift from the St. Clair High School Class of 2026 seniors!

This was their way of thanking us for helping with the annual Senior Fire Truck Ride and Senior Cruise.

We are always happy to help keep our community safe, especially during special events like this. It’s an honor to be part of making these memories possible!

05/19/2026

A message from our Chief of Police here in the city of St. Clair.

This past spring and coming into summer, the City of St. Clair has seen a large increase in e-bikes and e-motos in town. In Michigan, e-bikes, e-mopeds, and e-motos each have their own legal classification. This affects where you can ride them and the rules for licensing, registration, and insurance.

An e-bike is a bicycle with working pedals, a seat or saddle, and an electric motor that is 750 watts or less. There are three classes: Class 1 (pedal-assist up to 20 mph), Class 2 (throttle-assisted up to 20 mph), and Class 3 (pedal-assist up to 28 mph). Ebikes are treated like regular bicycles. You do not need a driver's license, registration, or insurance, and you have the same road rights as other cyclists.

An e-moped, or electric moped, is usually considered a moped if it has a top speed of 30 mph or less on flat ground and does not need shifting gears. Michigan's moped law applies to gas-powered mopeds with engines under 100 cc, but low-power, low-speed electric mopeds are often treated the same way. E-mopeds usually need to be registered with the Secretary of State, require a moped license or a valid driver's license, and must display a registration decal. They are treated as motor vehicles, not bicycles.

An emoto, or electric motorcycle, is a higher-power electric two-wheeler that goes beyond e-bike limits. This means it has more than 750 watts, can go faster, or does not have pedals, and it does not qualify as a moped. Emotos are classified as motorcycles. They require full motorcycle registration, a title, insurance, a motorcycle endorsement on your license, and you must follow all motorcycle equipment and safety rules.

I encourage parents to monitor how their children are using their devices and to discuss with them the appropriate places to ride. Sidewalks are primarily designated for pedestrians, bicycles, and e-bikes. They are not intended for golf carts, mopeds, or electric motorcycles. Our goal is to ensure that everyone understands the rules and stays safe. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.

Chief Don Ennis
810-329-5710

Today we had another successful event, the annual St. Clair High School Senior Fire Truck Ride and Senior Cruise! A hug...
05/18/2026

Today we had another successful event, the annual St. Clair High School Senior Fire Truck Ride and Senior Cruise!

A huge thank you to the St. Clair High School PTO for organizing this great event and helping create lasting memories for our seniors. Thank you as well to the St. Clair Fire Department for making the ride possible, and to the St. Clair Police Department for safely shutting down roads so the seniors could cruise around town and enjoy the experience safely.

We are truly blessed to have such a great community and a safe, fun place for our youth to grow up.

Klecha park parade was a success and luckily the rain held off during it. Rain or Shine, we will be there to help keep o...
05/16/2026

Klecha park parade was a success and luckily the rain held off during it.

Rain or Shine, we will be there to help keep our community safe!

Today was the St. Clair Little League parade!If you’ve never made it out to see it, you’re missing a great one. It’s alw...
05/02/2026

Today was the St. Clair Little League parade!

If you’ve never made it out to see it, you’re missing a great one. It’s always a blast watching kids of all ages proudly march with their teams, and seeing Mr. Fryer and the St. Clair Middle School marching band!

A little rain didn’t stop us from helping out our city with its first Community Clean-Out day!Thank you to all that came...
04/18/2026

A little rain didn’t stop us from helping out our city with its first Community Clean-Out day!

Thank you to all that came out today. And thank you for being kind and understanding!

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St. Clair, MI
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