Mt Morris City Police Department

09/02/2026

05/14/2026

While we are at it, we would like to send a huge thank you to DABlue for these amazing baskets, given to us this afternoon in honor of Police Week. We are extremely grateful for the support and appreciation by your organization and all of the others like yours that do what they do for their police departments.

These particular baskets were donated in the name of Officer Jeff Storms, a dear friend of ours we lost in 2022. His memory lives on through things such as this, and we are especially grateful this week while we remember our brothers and sisters who have both served alongside us and those who have made the ultimate sacrifice.

Thank you!

05/14/2026

We would like to thank "Bond of Brotherz", Monster Energy and Ice Mountain for all the water and drinks they provided for our first responders. Thank you guys for all you do all year round.

05/14/2026

Morning,

May 25th, 2026 at 10:00am the City of Mt. Morris will have it's annual Memorial Day Parade to honor those individual's that have served for this country, those that continue to serve and those that gave the ultimate sacrifice for this great country of ours. Roads will be shut down between 9:30am and 9:45am so please plan accordingly. The parade will start at Saginaw Street and Alexandrine Street with a quiet zone running from the start of the parade to Van Buren Ave. The parade will run south on Saginaw Street and end at St. Mary's Church. Thank you for your cooperation and everyone have a safe holiday.

04/30/2026

Today at the Mt. Morris High School a mock crash was done to show students the dangers of drinking and driving. The students did a great job acting out the scene and the school staff also did a great job by setting this up. There were first responders from Mt. Morris City Police and Fire Departments, Genesee County Sheriffs Department, Mt. Morris Township Fire Department, Patriot and MMR Ambulance. We hope the students learned from this event and stay safe everyone.

04/29/2026

Good morning everyone,

Our DPW has asked us to share the applicable city ordinance regarding overgrown lawns and weeds, as enforcement begins May 1st. Please be aware that if the mowing crew has to begin mowing any portion of the lawn even if it is stopped by the owner, the owner will still be charged the full cost of mowing. So please do yourselves a favor and stay on top of the yard maintenance. If unknown circumstances make this impossible, please contact the city in advance to make arrangements.

Thanks!

04/14/2026

Good afternoon everyone,

Our DPW has asked us to make sure everyone is aware that our area is under a flood watch from approximately 8pm tonight to late Thursday night. Due to excessive rainfall the past several days and already saturated ground, the bouts of rain we are expecting in that time frame may result in excessive runoff into bodies of water and low-lying areas. Please treat flooded areas as highly dangerous, as they can hide other dangers as well as presenting dangers themselves.

Oh and if you should happen to see a large boat carrying two of every animal, you may want to see if you can hitch a ride. Stay dry!

04/14/2026

04/14/2026

This week is National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week (NPSTW) 2026. The City of Mt. Morris Police Department wanted to do something a little different this year. So, we had two champ chain's made from our friends at Catania Medallic Specialty Inc. One chain is a little different and has a little Flavor Flave spinner action to it 😎. We would like to thank Genesee County 911 along with all other 911 Dispatch Centers for all the amazing work they do and have to deal with on a every day basis. Thank you again for everything and you will always have our support. Love you guys and stay safe!!! In the picture is dispatcher Thomas Husby (right) along with Deputy Director Dave Plumb (left) and Chief Kevin Mihailoff (center).

04/02/2026

April is Child Abuse Prevention Month! You may notice we are sporting some new decorations out front of City Hall, given to us by Voices for Children Advocacy Center. Most child abuse is only reported and stopped when someone outside of the abuse notices and takes a stand. So please, if you see something, say something! Remember to wear blue on April 10th to help show your support. Thank you our partners at Voices for Children and Genesee County Child Protective Services for always looking out for our little ones. Stay safe everyone and Happy Easter!