Originally platted in 1870 and incorporated in 1893, the Village of Deckerville is an agriculturally rich community nestled in northeast Sanilac County - part of Michigan's Thumb.
Municipal Building
2521 Black River St
P.O. Box 275
Deckerville, Michigan 48427
Phone: (810) 376-9505
Fax: (810) 376-3445
Email:
villageofdeckerville@gmail.com
Hours:
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
8:30a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m
JOB OPENING
APPOINTED VILLAGE CLERK POSITION
Must be familiar with accounting and finance, bookkeeping and record keeping. Must be able to work with computers, software and office equipment. Hours are 8:30 am to 5:30 pm Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Applications can be picked up at the Village Office, 2521 Black River St, Deckerville, MI 48427. For more information and a job description call Tracy Hoff, Village Supervisor at (810) 376-8591 or (810) 531-5714.
CLICK HERE FOR JOB DESCRIPTION
Coordinates: 43°31′33″N 82°44′18″W
2019 City, Village, & Township Revenue Sharing & County Incentive Program REPORT
* Citizens Guide to Local Unit Finances 2018-2019
* Debt Service Report 2018-2019
* Projected Budget Report 2019-2020
For updates on the AVS FiberNet Project click on the following link:
agrivalleyservices.com/deckerville
FiberNet Plans
Ultra with speeds up to 25 Mbps up and down $52.95
Ultra plus with speeds up to 50 MBps up and down $77.95
Extreme with speeds up to 100 Mbps up and down $132.95
With a $150.00 installation fee due upon installation. Contact Brenda Kelley at 989-551-3908 or Agri-Valley Services at 989-453-4393 for the application, cost, and any questions you may have.
SUBSTANCE ABUSE RESOURCES
SENIOR CITIZENS RESOURCES
EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES:
https://online.maryville.edu/online-bachelors-degrees/psychology/understanding-a-veteran-with-ptsd/
Helpful Resources for our Beloved Veterans & Their Families
Top 10 Safety Resources for Kids
Top Pick:
Free Resource Library To Help Keep Your Children Safe
One-stop shop for safety resources on topics ranging from poison control to fire safety.
Top Disaster Safety Resource:
Child Safety Before, During & After a Disaster
Learn how to reduce and manage your child’s fears before, during and after a disaster or emergency.
Top Safety Resources for Infant/Toddler Years:
Take these steps to help baby sleep safely and reduce the risk of sleep-related infant deaths, including sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS).
The questions and answers in this brochure are designed to help you, as a parent, make healthy and safe choices for your children.
Poisoning is the third leading cause of unintentional injury death among children ages 1 to 19 years. Learn how to keep your children safe.
Take appropriate precautions to ensure the toys your child plays with do not put them at risk of injury.
Learn how to identify & mitigate the risks in your home.
Top Safety Resources for Teenage/Adolescence Years:
Child Safety Guide: How to Keep Kids Safe When They’re Home Alone
Take the time to educate your children about home safety so you both feel comfortable when they are on their own.
Online Safety: Age-Based Guidelines
Learn about age-appropriate guidelines, including: supervise all internet-enabled devices and keep computers in a public area of the home.
Top 20 Defensive Driving Tips to Stay Safe
Increase the chances for a safe trip by following a few simple precautions.
MEDICAL RESOURCES
HYDRANT FLUSHING
jUNE 21-25,2021
CLICK HERE FOR INSTRUCTIONS
ABOUT
Deckerville was named after Charles Decker who started his lumber business here in 1870. Mr. Decker built a sawmill and a grist-mill which helped to populate the area. Deckerville was incorporated as a village in 1893. Charles Decker's son, Martin, became the first postmaster in 1870. Decker became a station on the Pere Marquette Railroad.
There were a great number of forest fires in the Thumb area in both 1871 and 1881. Favorable side effects of the fires was that they cleared the land of trees and brush and made it possible to quickly become a highly productive farming area.
Over the years, Deckerville has had many industries such as lumbering, fur-trading, woolen mills, flax mills, brick making, a sauerkraut factory, and at one time cheese making was a thriving industry.
VILLAGE
GALLERY
THINGS TO DO
Homecoming
Annually, the community of Deckerville hosts Homecoming the first weekend in August.
It's a great time to visit town and reconnect with old friends.
For more information, contact Marsha Pozsgay at (810) 404-0400.
POSTPONED/CANCELED DUE TO COVID-19
TIL FURTHER NOTICE
2020 Leisure Activities
2nd & 4th Wednesdays Senior & Community Social
1-4 at Deckerville Community Center
Every 3rd Friday MOVIE NIGHT, starting 04/17/2020
7 pm Deckerville Public Library
(810) 376-8015 Call for Movie Title
April 4 Deckerville Community Center Flea Market
April 11 Deckerville Fire Department Pancake Breakfast
Deckerville Community School Cafeteria 7-12
August 7-9 Deckerville Homecoming
Fireworks at dusk Friday night - Parade at noon Saturday
Aug 7 Fun Fair at the School 10-2
Deckerville Public Library Annual Book Sale Fri - Sat in Village Chambers
September 11 & 12 Kris Klaus Memorial Snowmobile Grass Drags
& Horseshoe Tournament - Wilson Park
October 31 Happy Halloween Trick or Treat - 5 - 7 pm
November 21 Deckerville League of Women Christmas Bazaar
and Craft Show - 10-3 at Deckerville Community School
Get your Cheese Spreads at the Bazaar
For More Info and Vendor Spaces call (810) 404-5337
December 11 Dickens of a Christmas & Santa's Reindeer Events
Deckerville Public Library
3542 North Main Street
Deckerville, Michigan 48427
Hours:
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday: 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Saturday: 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Closed: Monday, Thursday, and Sunday
Contact: Jennifer Kisbany, Library Director
Phone: (810) 376-8015
Fax: (810) 376-8593
DCDC
The goal of the Deckerville Community Development Corp is to support and promote our village. Click above for upcoming events.