Mecosta County Building 400 Elm Street Big Rapids, MI 49307 Mecosta County Services Building 14485 Northland Drive Big Rapids, MI 49307Mecosta County, MI

The 1880 census revealed that Mecosta County had a population of 13,973. In the early 1880s, rented county offices were located in two downtown buildings near the corner of Elm and Michigan.

Administration & Finance Board of Commissioners Building & Zoning Commission on Aging Community Corrections County Clerk County Parks Courts & Divisions Drain Commissioner E.M.S. / Emergency Management Equalization Maintenance MSU Cooperative Extension Prosecuting Attorney Register of Deeds Sheriff Animal Control Treasurer Veterans Affairs Other Government OfficesMecosta County, MI

Services Record and maintain real estate records for every parcel of land in Mecosta county. Online Land Records & Index Data Searches: Vanguard Search CountyFusion Search

Dec 1, 2015 · Qualifications You must be 18 years of age or older, a Michigan resident, and reside in Mecosta County. Procedure Applicant must purchase a $10,000 bond from an insurance company. Bond is then filed with the County Clerk along with a $10.00 filing fee.

The Building and Zoning Department is authorized and directed by the State of Michigan and the County of Mecosta to enforce the provisions of the Michigan Residential Code, the Michigan Building Code and the Mecosta County Zoning Ordinance.

The Equalization Department assists the County Board of Commissioner in examining the assessment rolls of the townships and cities and ascertaining whether the real and personal property in the respective townships and cities has been equally and uniformly assessed at true cash value. The County Board of Commissioners equalizes separately personal property, and the following classes of real ...

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The purpose of the Mecosta County Commission on Aging (COA) is to improve the quality of life of the county's 60-plus population. The agency's goal is to support Seniors in their efforts to remain in their own homes, maintaining independence, health, dignity, and self-respect.