No Overnight Parking on city streets between the hours of 2 AM and 6 AM from November 1st to April 1st. Violators will be ticketed, and vehicles will be towed at the owner's expense.
Garbage Containers should be placed curbside no earlier than one day before scheduled pickup, and should be removed from the street by the day after garbage pickup. Maintaining clear curbside areas are essential for street sweeping and snow plowing.
ORV/Moped Use: Complaints have been received by City Hall regarding speeding and/or unlawful use of ORVs and mopeds on City Streets. Complaints have been turned over to the Menominee County Sheriff’s Department for investigation.
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Utility Bills- can now be paid by debit/credit card in the office or online, or by ACH. ACH forms are available at the City Hall office.
Law Enforcement Services- the City has contracted with the Menominee County Sheriff’s Department. For emergencies, call 911. For non-emergencies call Central Dispatch at 906-863-6614.
Burning Permits- residents are reminded that recreational burning (firepit) permits are allowed. Contact City Hall for a permit form. There is no fee for the permit. No other burning is allowed in the City.
Building Permits- are required in the City of Stephenson for construction, fences, etc. As of September 1, 2015 a land use permit is required for permanent pools, whether they are in ground or above ground. Contact City Hall for further information and/or a permit application.
Fire Alarm Siren/Severe Weather Siren- residents may notice the sirens going off at noon on the first Monday of each month. This is a testing of the city’s severe weather siren system. To distinguish the severe weather siren from the fire alarm siren, listen for the following: the fire alarm siren will cycle once (ring for 1 minute) - the severe weather siren will sound the same as the fire alarm but will cycle 3 times (ring for 1 minute, stop for 30 seconds, ring for 1 minute, stop for 30 seconds, ring for 1 minute). The fire alarm is only used to page the firemen; the severe weather siren is used to alert residents so they can prepare for bad weather.