The official website of Bay County, Michigan. We invite you to discover what Bay County, located along the Saginaw Bay of Lake Huron in mid-Michigan, has to offer.
Bay County is made up of 14 townships and 4 cities. It is home to around 106,000 people, making it the 20th most populated county in the state.
Bay County government is divided into more than 50 departments. Find information and contact details for each of the departments within Bay County.
Bay County offers a variety of online services to better serve the community. Find links to employment, taxes, documents, legal info and more.
The primary goal of the Bay County Mosquito Control Program is to protect the public health from diseases transmitted by mosquitoes. Bay County citizens can call for service when adult mosquito populations rise or when rain creates standing water on properties. These calls are logged into a database and used as a means to monitor mosquito annoyance. Crews are dispatched to help in each situation. Learn More
The Community Center offers recreational facilities, and provides an excellent location for basketball, volleyball, and other team sports. Learn More
Did you know that the Bay County Law Enforcement Center houses a permanent drug drop off barrel? Members of the public can drop off any unwanted prescription drugs with no questions asked. Please remove the label or any identification on the bottle. Needles & syringes are not accepted. Questions? Contact the Sheriff's Office at (989) 895-4050.
Five Activity Centers throughout the County provide not only a nutritious meal, but fun and fellowship as well. Menus are located in several area publications or by calling the Department on Aging main office at (989) 895-4100.
The Dashboard and Citizen's Guide have been designed to allow our citizens to view important information about Bay County quickly and easily.
Information on all the Dashboards and Reports are updated as new information becomes available. If something is listed as N/A then some of the necessary reporting agencies have not finalized their information or it does not exist.
Click here to download a copy of this press release For more information on BCATS and 2023 Obligated Projects please visit: https://www.baycounty-mi.gov/Transportation/Default.aspx