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COVID-19 Information
FOR IMMEDIATE RELASE 5-4-21 HEALTH DEPARTMENT SHORTENS QUARANTINE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 4-30-21 COVID-19 VARIANTS IN MMDHD JURISDICTION
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 4-29-21 IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM THE MMDHD
WHY SHOULD YOU GET THE VACCINE?
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 4-15-21 CHANGE IN QUARANTINE CAUSES CONFUSION
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 4-13-21 MMDHD PAUSES USE OF J&J COVID-19 VACCINE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 4-7-21 COVID-19 CASES ON THE RISE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 3-19-21 MORE MICHIGANDERS WILL SOON BE ELIGIBLE FOR VACCINE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 3-16-21 INCREASE IN COVID-19 CASES
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 2-16-21 COVID-19 VACCINE IS STILL IN SHORT SUPPLY
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 1-26-21 VACCINE ARRIVING SLOWLY IN MICHIGAN
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 1-20-21 More Vaccine Arrives in Mid-Michigan
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 1-14-21 Health department waiting for more COVID-19 vaccine
01/14/21 COVID-19 Vaccine Update
Clinton County COVID-19 Preparedness and Response Plan
Board of Commissioners Covid 19 Declaration
Board of Commissioners Activates EOC and declares “State of Emergency”
Clinton County Courts - Plan to Return to Full Capacity - Phase Two
Michigan Small Business Survival Grant Program
The State of Michigan has allocated $55 million to implement the Michigan Small Business Survival Grant Program to support the needs of Michigan businesses that have been disproportionately impacted by the COVID-19 virus and the Gatherings and Mask Order. The application to apply will open at 9:00 a.m. EST on Tuesday, January 19, 2021.
The application for businesses to apply will open at 9:00 a.m. EST on Tuesday, January 19, 2021 and close on Friday, January 22 at 12:00 p.m. (noon) EST.
MEDC Small Business Survival Grant Program
LEAP Small Business Survival Grant
Operations and Procedures
Clinton County Courthouse Offices continue to be open to the public during the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the public are strongly encouraged to contact the specific department they have business with via phone or email, prior to arriving, to determine if they can use Clinton County on-line services (completing applications, payment of fees, applying for permits, etc.) to complete their business or if their matter requires in-person assistance.
We ask the public to follow these safety procedures –
Stay home if you have any of these symptoms of COVID-19:
- Fever/Chills
- Cough
- Shortness of Breath/Difficulty Breathing
- Fatigue
- Muscle or Body Aches
- Headache
- New Loss of Smell/Taste
- Sore Throat
- Congestion or Runny Nose
- Nausea or Vomiting
- Diarrhea
- If you have a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher
- If you have had close contact with an individual that has tested positive with COVID-19
- If you have traveled internationally or taken a cruise
Due to the most recent Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) Gatherings and Face Mask Order, Clinton County is attempting to limit the amount of in-person services to reduce traffic in the Courthouse building by encouraging the public to use the County’s on-line services. Please contact the specific departments via telephone or email for any questions/comments regarding in-person and on-line services (Please See Departments Contacts and On-Line Services Links Below).
Additionally, the following safety measures continue to be required for in-person business at the Clinton County Courthouse:
Health Screening – Security personnel will administer verbal health screening of all visitors, including taking your temperature. Security will inquire into what department(s) the individual intends to do business with as there will be a limit of how many visitors are allowed in the building at any given time. Please limit the number of individuals to ONLY those necessary to accomplish the matter at hand.
Face Masks – Visitors must be wearing a face mask to enter the facility. If one is unavailable, a disposable face mask will be provided. Limited exceptions may be allowed for individuals entering the court per Judge’s discretion.
Designated Entrances – To facilitate social distancing, the south entrance of the Courthouse is designated for public use only. The south stairwell is designated as down only and the north stairwell is designated as up only.
Social Distancing – Visitors who can conduct business via a department’s front window/counter must maintain six (6) feet of distance from others at all times. Marks separating visitors by six (6) feet are placed on the floor in front of all county department reception areas.
Enhanced Hygiene – Hand sanitizer stations are located throughout the building and signs are posted regarding proper hand washing methods. Handshaking is also prohibited to ensure good hand hygiene.
How to Reach County Departments:
| Admin/Accounting | 989-224-5120 |
| Building, Planning & Zoning | 989-224-5181 |
| Central Dispatch (911) | 989-224-6792 or 911 |
| Circuit Court | 989-224-5132 |
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| Circuit Court Probation | 989-224-5133 |
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| Courthouse Security Office | 989-227-6470 |
| Clerk | 989-224-5146 |
| District Court | 989-224-5155 |
| District Court Probation | 989-224-5157 |
| Drain Commissioner | 989-224-5160 |
| Equalization | 989-224-5170 |
| Friend of the Court | 989-224-5233 |
| Indigent Defense | 989-668-3101 |
| Juvenile Court/Greenhaven | 989-224-5195 |
| MSU Extension | 989-224-5241 |
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| Parks & Green Space | 989-224-5128 |
| Pre-Trial Services | 989-227-6592 |
| Probate/Family Court | 989-224-5190 |
| Prosecutor | 989-224-5260 |
| Register of Deeds | 989-224-5270 |
| Sheriff's Department | 989-224-5200 |
| Treasurer | 989-224-5280 |
| Veteran Services | 313-674-1511 |
| Waste Management | 989-224-5186 |