Welcome to the Leelanau County Office of Emergency Management / 9-1-1 website.   

The Leelanau County Office of Emergency Management/9-1-1 is located at:

8525 E. Government Center Drive
Suttons Bay, Michigan 49682

Phone: 
(231)  256-8800

                                For Police, Fire or Medical Emergencies, call

                               9-1-1

Fax:
(231)  256-8701

Staff:
Tom Skowronski, Emergency Management / 9-1-1 Director

Rosanne Schaub, Secretary

Dispatchers: 
Matthew Ansorge; Ronda Coleman; Roger Grotefendt; Sharon Hill; Christine Kolndorfer; Janice McCurties; Amanda Perry; Jessica Plamondon and Scott Putnam.

How to find us:
From Suttons Bay, follow M-204 west approximately 2 miles to Government Center Drive.  Turn right on Government Center Drive and follow it to the top of the hill.  The Office of Emergency Management / 9-1-1 is located in the back of the Law Enforcement Center, next to the tower.

From Lake Leelanau, follow M-204 east approximately 1.5 miles to Government Center Drive, turn left on Government Center Drive and follow it to the top of the hill.  The Office of Emergency Management / 9-1-1 is located in the back of the Law Enforcement Center, next to the tower.
  

What We Do!
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.

Tom Skowronski, Director EMD

Emergency Services Director, Tom Skowronski
Tom replaced Dick Catton who retired in early July of 2003. Skowronski’s extensive experience in law enforcement coupled with his knowledge and familiarity with Emergency Services, makes him ideally suited in his position as director. Tom has worked in Emergency Services for 8½ years, acting as Deputy Emergency Services Director in Catton’s absence. In addition, Tom has served in Law Enforcement for more than 22 years, acting as undersheriff for nine years.