City of St Johns, Michigan — Mint Festival City
(989) 224-8944 — http://ci.saint-johns.mi.us


Welcome to the City's Community Information Section

The City of St Johns has many amenities for our residents and visitors. Please scroll through this page and enjoy a sampling of what we have to offer.

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MINT FESTIVAL The annual St. Johns Mint Festival is held the second weekend of August each year and provides the entire family with an action-packed weekend. Held at the City Park and County Fairgrounds, over 75,000 people attend activities of the festival such as arts and crafts, flea market, antiques and collectibles, softball, basketball and tennis tournaments, tractor pulls and children's activities. There is also free daily entertainment, a Mint Queen Pageant and mint information and foods. The festival begins Friday afternoon, and then kicks into high gear with the Grand Mint Parade on Saturday. Over 150 entries are highlighted in the parade. Don't forget to get your bowl of Mint Chocolate Chip Ice Cream at the festival!!


NEW TO TOWN?  CLICK ON THE LINKS BELOW FOR VALUABLE INFORMATION:

Community Brochure

Residential Services Information

Real Estate Transaction Checklist

Exterior Property Maintenance Code

Consumers Energy "Share the Space - Right Tree, Right Place" Brochure 

St. Johns Principal Shopping District/Downtown Development Authority


Serving our Community/Service Organizations

Would you like to serve our Community? There are many Boards and Committees that serve our citizens' best interest and they are always looking for new appointees. If you are interested, please click on the link to download an application, fill out and either mail or drop off the application at City Offices or in the City Drop Box (located in the rear parking lot).

Boards and Committees Application  (click to download) 

Non-Profit Service Organizations 

ORGANIZATION

 

CONTACT NAME

TELEPHONE

MAILING ADDRESS

St. Johns Fire Department

Dean Mazzolini
Fire Chief

989-224-2151

109 E. State
PO Box 477
St. Johns  48879

St. Johns Kiwanis Club

Marcia Peterson

989-224-2209

1206 S. Swegles
St. Johns, MI 48879

St. Johns Lions Club

George Ayoub

989-224-2608

6252 W. Walker Rd.
St. Johns  48879

St. Johns Lioness Club

Kathy Campbell

989-224-6464

801 Searles Estate Dr.
St. Johns  48879

St. Johns Ministerial Association

Timothy Cockroft

989-224-5865

PO Box 286
St. Johns  48879

St. Johns Rotary Club

Doug Beaufore

989-224-3691

610 E. Gibbs St.
St. Johns  48879

Capital Area Community Services

Pauline Baert

989-224-6702

1001 S. Oakland St.
St. Johns  48879

Hazel I. Findlay Country Manor Volunteers

Larry & Nancy
Moeggenberg

989-227-8072

1215 S. Swegles St.
St. Johns  48879

Mid-Michigan District Health Department

Becky Stoddard

989-227-3111

1307 E. Townsend Rd.
St. Johns  48879

Paine-Gillam-Scott Museum

Diane Carlson

989-227-9677

501 E. Walker St.
St. Johns  48879

Sparrow Clinton Hospital

Board of Directors

989-227-3400

806 S. Oakland St.
St. Johns  48879

Clinton Area Retirement Committee

 

989-224-8936

1101 S. Scott Rd.
St. Johns  48879

Clinton County Arts Council

Mike Muehlenbeck

989-224-2429

215 N. Clinton Ave.
St. Johns  48879

Clinton County Chamber of Commerce

Brenda Terpening

989-224-7248

1013 S. US-127
PO Box 61
St. Johns  48879

Clinton County 4-H Extension

Theresa Silm

989-224-5240

100 E. State
Ste. G-100
St. Johns  48879

Clinton County RESA

Dennis Whitlock

989-224-6831

4179 S. US-127
St. Johns  48879

Clinton Task Force on Employment

George Contompasis

989-224-2000

101 W. Cass St., Ste. A
St. Johns  48879

Friends of Clinton, Ionia & Shiawassee Trail

Roger Thelen

989-224-7388

PO Box 274
St. Johns  48879

 

ARTS AND CULTURE

Our unique community has the privilege of housing the Clinton County Historical Museum (Paine-Gillam-Scott House), as well as the Clinton County Arts Council and the Briggs Public Library.  The City of St. Johns is just twenty (20) miles north of Lansing, the center of many arts and cultural activities.

 
  Paine-Gillam-Scott Museum

West Side of Courthouse Square
Phone:  989-224-2894
Email:  PGSMuseum@hotmail.com
Visit:
www.pgsmuseum.wordpress.com
Hours:  Wednesday 2:00-7:00 p.m.
            Sunday 1:00-4:00 p.m.
 

The museum is now closed as of December 18, 2011 until Spring.


MUSEUM SITE OF LANDSCAPING PROJECT (click for more information)

   

           BEFORE                             AFTER



   CLINTON COUNTY ARTS COUNCIL

New Winter hours for the Arts Council (January & February):

Closed Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday
Open Thursday & Friday 10:00AM - 5:30PM
Open Saturday 10:00AM - 2:00PM




BRIGGS PUBLIC LIBRARY 






HEALTH
 
St. Johns offers a wide array of health services for our citizens, including, but not limited to a professionally-staffed hospital with physicians ranging in practices from family practice to a wide range of specialties.  We have rehab and wellness centers, nursing homes, assisted living facilities and home nursing programs, as well as a Hospice program.


2012 MEDICATION DISPOSAL PROGRAM

Sharps Program - Clinton County offers Free Containers

Mercury Thermometer Exchange



 Clinton Commons Retirement Community


 Grace Haven Assisted Living

 Sparrow Clinton Hospital

Sparrow Clinton Hospital in St. Johns is a division of Sparrow Health System.  A 25-bed acute care hospital, Sparrow Clinton enjoys a rich tradition of more than 80 years as a provider of high quality healthcare services to the people of Clinton County and its surrounding communities.

 

WORSHIP

St. Johns Ministerial Society

The Ministerial Society is made up of Christian Churches from the St. Johns Community.  Although each church is unique in what it offers by way of its tradition and how it practices its faith, the churches of the society cooperate in various activities and events to make a community-wide impact for the Kingdom of Christ.


LOCAL AREA CHURCHES (click for a complete listing)

    



EDUCATION

ST. JOHNS PUBLIC SCHOOLS

   

Click to view an informational video about St. Johns Public Schools and the City of St. Johns:

From St Johns Public Schools on Vimeo.

 

ACTIVITIES

Clinton County Senior Center

On Mondays the Senior Center has a fundraising lunch that is open to anyone from the general public. Volunteers make a complete meal. The center provides all the supplies, but needs two or three people to make the meals. To volunteer to make a meal either once a month or once every other month, contact Brenda Terpening at (989) 224-7248.

Volunteers are also needed Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays to serve meals. To volunteer to serve or clean up after these meals, please call Brenda Terpening at (989) 224-7248.

Located at:  201 East Walker Street, St. Johns

Open:  Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday and Friday

Hours: 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Lunch is available to Seniors (60 & over)--: Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday and Friday -- Cost -- $2.00--Call one day in advance to reserve your meal

Lunch available to the Public: Monday -- Cost -- $4.00
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM

Bingo: Tuesday and Friday -- 12:30 PM
More Info: (989) 224-4257


PLANNING AN EVENT OR A PARTY?  CLICK ON THE LINKS BELOW:

Pavilion Rental

Special Events Permit - Page 1

Special Events Permit - Page 2

Please stop by City Offices to fill out or drop off completed forms (see above) and reserve your pavilion--payment must be received at the time of the reservation.  All requests must be approved by the City Manager.  Call (989) 224-8944 Monday-Friday 8:00AM-5:00PM for more information or to check availability of the pavilion you wish to rent.  Pavilions are rented on a first-come,
first-serve basis.



Other Points of Interest:

St. Johns Independent--a local community on-line newspaper.

 

Clinton County Veterans Memorial

In Memory of those who Gave:

In lasting memory of the Clinton County men and women who serve in the Armed Forces, past, present and future...

The Memorial is located in the heart of downtown St. Johns, in the fourth block of Clinton Avenue. The Memorial was dedicated on July 4, 2006, to the men and women of Clinton County who served in the Armed Forces.

Buy a Brick:
Honor your Clinton County Veteran--You may purchase an engraved brick that will be used to pave the roundabout of the Memorial.

Forms (and limited information) are available at City Offices or you may contact Dennis Scott for further information at 989-224-2601.


Lest They Be Forgotten Memorial (click for info.)