Departments

A.C.E. --- Assessor --- Public Works --- Fire --- Water

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Area Code Enforcement

Gary Johnson # (989)-592-4754

Standish Michigan

Al Thompson # (989)-313-2168

Standish Michigan

Pay your Bill to
Kristine Oliver
Treasurer Dept to pay your taxes online only to the City of Omer. 

Tax Assessor
ELI Burkhardt (989)359-9647
Assesses properties for taxes in the City Of Omer

Public Works

Omer has a couple buildings responsible for protecting the equipment that is used in the city limits. There is also a fenced in 20 yard dumpster paid for by the taxes of the residents in the city of Omer. (provide descriptions of the tools used by city employees here, areas that are maintained by the city)

Paul Piche' # (989)653-0303

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Fire

Standish Area Fire Authority
# (989)846-9155

The fire service for Omer covers 5 municipalities: the 2 cities of Omer, and Standish; and the 3 townships of Lincoln, Standish, and Arenac.

S.A.F.A. has 2 fire stations one located in Omer known as Station 13 (place address here) and the main station located in Standish known as Station 12 (place address here).

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Water
Pay your water Bill online to the City of Omer for the City of Omer only.
Treasurers Dept Kristine Oliver
City of Omer Direct Utility Payment URL: https://bsaonline.com/OnlinePayment/OnlinePaymentSearch/?PaymentApplicationType=10&uid=910
 

Currently Omer has a 60' water tower that services Omer that has a single hydrant discharge outlet. (place total gallon capacity here along with usage limits, add info about the plant, any water treatments done locally, and anything regarding the distribution system)

 

 

Greg Schell # (989)903-5563

Water Plant Supervisor

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Paul Piche' # (989)653-0303

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Cliff Dunec # (989)846-9360

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Sandra Rood 

City of Omer Clerk 

City clerks play a vital role in local government, managing records, supporting city councils, and ensuring compliance with laws and regulations.

Key Responsibilities of a City Clerk

Record Keeping: City clerks are responsible for maintaining official city records, including ordinances, resolutions, contracts, and minutes from city council meetings. They ensure that these documents are organized, accessible, and preserved according to legal requirements.

 

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Meeting Coordination: They prepare agendas for city council meetings, ensure proper legal notice is given, and take minutes during these meetings. This includes documenting decisions made and actions taken by the council.

 

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Elections Management: City clerks oversee municipal elections, which involves managing candidate filings, validating voter registrations, and ensuring that elections are conducted fairly and in compliance with legal standards. They also record and report election results.

 

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Public Interaction: Serving as a liaison between the city government and the public, city clerks handle inquiries from residents, provide information about city services, and assist with public records requests. They often have substantial public contact and must demonstrate excellent customer service skills.

 

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Compliance and Training: They ensure that the city complies with local, state, and federal laws, including open records and open meetings acts. City clerks may also provide training and information to city staff and council members regarding these regulations.

 

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Administrative Support: City clerks assist in various administrative tasks, such as managing city licenses and permits, overseeing financial records, and maintaining the city’s code and policy manuals.

 

 

City of Omer Mayor
Daniel Raushi

  • The Major of Omer does vote when council votes are tied
  • Acting as the city's spokesperson and presiding over council meetings.
  • Signing proclamations for the city and making ceremonial appearances.
  • The mayor may appoint committee chairs and department heads but, it is voted on by City Council.
  • Keeps the peace 

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