Leelanau County Office of Emergency Management / 911

Leelanau County Office of Emergency Management / 911 The Office of Emergency Management operates as the command center for the County of Leelanau during a state of emergency.

The Emergency Operations Center (EOC) is staffed by representatives from local organizations and governmental agencies who form a unified decision making body. This group works together to prepare for and respond to areawide emergencies in Leelanau County. The staff strives to mitigate risk and maximize resources to protect lives, property, and the environment in a disaster. The Emergency Management/9-1-1 Center is located in Suttons Bay, 2 miles east of the town of Lake Leelanau. The attractive new complex was completed in December 2004 and is now home to Leelanau County Emergency Management/9-1-1. Dispatchers are generally the first contact made during an emergency. They are considered a critical link between the public and Emergency Services. Leelanau County Dispatchers are highly trained in the latest technology, which allows them to offer the best possible service to the residents of our area. Dispatchers field all calls coming into the center using the Computer Aided Dispatch, CAD, system. The CAD system is interfaced with computer systems in the Emergency Services network, facilitating a quick dispatch of the appropriate agency in response to a request.

03/16/2026

****M-72 REOPENED****
Please travel safely!!!

****ROAD CLOSURE****
By the authority of the Michigan State Police, M-72 is going to be closed to traffic from S Cedar Rd/651/Goodrick Rd to Benzonia Trl/677.

M-72 WILL BE CLOSED TO THROUGH TRAFFIC UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

Please plan accordingly and stay home whenever possible to allow our Road Commission to clear the roadways. Do not go out unless it is absolutely necessary.

We've already received more snow than was originally expected. Snowy conditions will continue through the rest of the da...
03/13/2026

We've already received more snow than was originally expected. Snowy conditions will continue through the rest of the day before a quieter day on Saturday. We'll see another strong storm move in throughout the day on Sunday with accumulation totals possibly in the double digits.

Please plan accordingly and prepare for possible power outages. Have enough food and water on hand for at least 3 days. If you experience any power outages, you will need to contact your utility provider for estimated times of restoration. Should power outages become long-term, warming shelters will be identified and communicated out over social media and on our County website.

Winter is back with a vengeance!MANY vehicles in the ditch this morning. Roadways are not the greatest. Snow, blowing sn...
12/29/2025

Winter is back with a vengeance!
MANY vehicles in the ditch this morning. Roadways are not the greatest. Snow, blowing snow, and limited visibility.

Do not drive unless you absolutely have to. Please allow the Road Commission to do their magic. Snow conditions will lessen in the afternoon, but strong winds will still create blowing snow and limited visibility.

Storm conditions should dissipate early tomorrow morning. We could see 8"+ when it's all said and done.

Address

8525 E. Government Center Drive
Suttons Bay, MI
49682

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