Serving Marysville Residents for more than 100 Years (1920-2023)

 
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Contact
Matthew Reeves
Public Safety Chief
mreeves@cityofmarysvillemi.com

Jay Stover
Lieutenant
jstover@cityofmarysvillemi.com

1355 Delaware Avenue
Marysville, Michigan 48040
24-hour service

Emergencies Dial 911

Non-Emergencies Dial
(810) 364-6300

Marysville Police Department patrols an area of more than seven square miles.  The department employs fourteen sworn officers, two administrative staff in our Records Division, and several public safety cadets.  Through on-going professional development, community partnerships and a strong team environment, our police department’s focus is on keeping Marysville a safe community.

The Department's mission is to establish partnerships within the community, to implement new ideas and concepts and to maintain a safe environment for all.  The promotion of good will, community respect, trust and confidence in the department will continue to be of the highest priority.

Police Department News  - Accreditation 
Marysville Police Department is proceeding through the Michigan Law Enforcement Accreditation process.  Input from our citizens is desired.  Please click here to provide our department with your comments.  

Frequently Asked Questions
Lost & Found:
  For lost or found items contact the Police Department at (810) 364-6300.

Hunting:  Hunting is not allowed in the City of Marysville.  Firearms, including BB guns, are not to be discharged in the city.

Pistol Permit:  When obtaining a permit to purchase a pistol there is a $10 notary fee.  Permits are good for ten days.  When applying for a permit, a criminal history is run on your name and a true or false questionnaire is given.  If approved it will be issued while you wait.

Curfew: For minors under twelve years of age curfew is 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. seven days a week unless accompanied by a parent or guardian.  For minors twelve years through sixteen years curfew is 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. Sunday through Thursday and 12 midnight to 6 a.m. Friday and Saturday nights.

Snow Ordinance Parking:  This ordinance is in effect from December 1 to April 1.  During this time, parking is not allowed on streets or avenues between 2 a.m. and 6 a.m.