City Hall
City Clerk
Under the general supervision of the City Manager, the City Clerk serves as secretary to the City Council, oversees voter registration and all elections and is responsible for the maintenance of all official City records, documents and ordinances. The Clerk also administers oaths of office and serves as official custodian of the City seal.
- City Clerk
- Jamie Wolters, (269) 558-9495
- Deputy Clerk
- Sara Williams, (269) 224-9507
- Notary
- Free for City residents
- Office hours
- Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
The Deputy Clerk
Under the general supervision of the City Clerk, the Deputy Clerk serves as an administrative assistant, performing a wide range of clerical, customer service, and support functions for the City. Responsibilities include supporting City meetings and elections, taking payments, permit processing, and handling a variety of administrative support tasks at City Hall.
The City's Records
The Clerk keeps the City's official record: every agenda, packet, and set of minutes, and the ordinances and resolutions Council adopts.

503 documents
Newest Planning Commission agenda and packet, October 15, 2026

396 documents

10 documents

6 documents

12 documents
Newest Ethics Policy

7 documents
Notary Service
The City Clerk and Deputy City Clerk are Notaries Public. Notary services are provided free of charge to City residents. Photo ID is required.
Elections and Public Records
Where to vote, absentee ballots, and early voting
Ask for City records under Michigan's Freedom of Information Act
Volunteer for a City board or commission
Documents
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Policies and Guides
Ethics Policy
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Budgets, Taxes, and Assessing
Schedule of Fees