Park Closures Due to Flooding

UPDATE 4/6/2026 – Chipp-A-Waters Park and Island Park have reopened following recent flooding. However, for safety reasons, sections of the trails remain closed and are clearly marked.

Visitors are asked to follow all posted closures and avoid entering restricted areas, as conditions may still be unstable in certain locations.

City staff will continue to monitor conditions as park trails become safe to reopen.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation.

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4/4/2026 – Due to flooding and safety concerns, Chipp-A-Waters Park and Island Park are closed until further notice. All park trails are closed and should not be used at this time. Please avoid entering these areas.

City staff are monitoring conditions and will provide updates as they become available.

Water Main Repair at Pickard St. and N. Adams St.

UPDATE 2/13/2026 10:30 a.m. – Crews are continuing water main repairs on West Pickard Street this morning.

The water main will be shut down briefly to complete the work. The southernmost eastbound lane of West Pickard Street, from North Henry Street to North Adams Street, will remain closed through the weekend.

Additional updates will be provided as work continues.

The City of Mt. Pleasant’s Water Distribution and Streets departments are repairing a water main at the intersection of Pickard St. and N. Adams St. Crews are currently on-site completing the work.

At this time, the outside eastbound lane of Pickard St. is closed, along with N. Adams St. from Arthur St. to Pickard St.

Updates will be provided if additional traffic impacts or service interruptions occur.

Materials Recovery Facility to Close for Repairs; Week of December 13, 2021

The Isabella County Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) will be closed for repairs during the week of December 13. No inbound material will be accepted, and there will be no curbside recycling collection during this time. Operations and curbside collection are slated to resume the week of December 20.

Once curbside recycling resumes, there will be an increased amount of materials due to the MRF closure and holiday celebrations. If you have extra recyclables, please place a small amount out for collection over the next several weeks, or consider dropping them off for free at the MRF. This will allow the collection crews to service each address on the route.

Thank you in advance for your assistance. Questions? Call (989) 779-5401.