Monroe, MI city services
Monroe city services are listed here in one place: 10 departments and offices, from city hall and water billing to trash, permits, police non-emergency and the library. Each entry has its verified phone number, opening hours and a link to the official page to pay a bill, apply for a permit or report a problem.
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City hall & administration
- City hallCity HallCity Hall provides information and services related to elected officials, city departments, boards/commissions, and open government. It serves as a central point for residents, businesses, and visitors to access various city functions and resources.Monday - Friday, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM
- ClerkMonroe City ClerkThe City Clerk serves as the custodian of official city records, including ordinances and resolutions, and is responsible for recording and maintaining official actions and meetings of the City Council. The Clerk also acts as the election authority for the City, handling filings for elected offices, certifying election results, and administering oaths of office.(734) 384-9140
Bills, taxes, permits & parking
- TreasurerMonroe Treasurer / tax paymentsThe City of Monroe Treasurer's office oversees the collection and distribution of city revenues, including property taxes, parking citation revenues, and special assessments. They also handle payments for water bills, licenses, and permit fees, which can be made online or in person at City Hall.(734) 384-9140
- Water & sewer billingWater & Wastewater DepartmentThe Water Department provides high quality water supply and customer service, while the Wastewater Department collects, transports, treats, and disposes of the community's wastewater to protect the environment and public health.(734) 384-9150
- Building & permitsBuilding DivisionThe Building Division provides permits and forms for various projects, including building, electrical, mechanical, and plumbing permits. They can be contacted for guidance on which permits apply to a project.(734) 384-9186
Public safety & courts
- PoliceMonroe Police DepartmentThe Monroe Police Department is a division of the Monroe Public Safety Department, with a history of serving the citizens of Monroe since 1837. It employs officers who are also trained in fire academy, operating as Public Safety Officers.(734) 243-7070
- FireMonroe Fire DepartmentThe Monroe Fire Department (MFD) is responsible for various activities to make the community safer, focusing on education to prevent tragedies. The MFD provides fire prevention awareness and life and fire safety programs, including CPR/AED training, a File of Life Program, fire extinguisher training, safe delivery for newborns, and a smoke detector installation program.(734) 243-7504
Trash, recycling & streets
Library, parks & community
Voting & elections
Monroe County services for Monroe residents
Courts, the sheriff, deeds, marriage licences, health services and more are handled at county level.
Monroe County servicesInformation from monroemi.gov, checked October 6, 2026. This is an independent local guide, not the official City of Monroe site — for official business use monroemi.gov.
