The City is partnering with Cargill and Living Lands and Waters as part of our annual Free tree giveaway! Choose from Red Oak, Bur Oak,Swamp Oak and Pecan. Visit City Hall Tuesday through Friday this week during open office hours of 7:30am-4:30pm. First come, first served with a 2 tree limit please. While supplies last! https://www.livinglandsandwaters.org/

Learn valuable skills and join our Department of Public Works team as a seasonal employee. Positions are now available for immediate hiring of 40 hours a week starting now until October 15, 2025. Work side by side with certified laborers and perform maintenance and beautification throughout the community. Interviews will be ongoing until positions (4) are filled. Employment Application Want a summer job but not quite 40 hours a week? Apply to work at Pine Shores Golf Course for grounds maintenance or in the Pro-shop, at the St. Clair Boat Harbor as a Dock Attendent or with our Recreation Department to lifeguard at the Community Pool or be a Playground Assistant during our summer YAPS program. These positions fill up quick. Apply today! Summer Jobs

4/22/25: The public comment period to provide comments prior to the submission of the application has now closed.  However, comments will still be accepted by Administration and City Council up to and throughout the project. The City will hold a public meeting for the purpose of receiving public comments and input regarding the proposed Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF) Planning Document. The public meeting will be held Monday, April 21, 2025 at 6:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers of the Municipal Building, 547 N. Carney Dr, St Clair, MI 48079. The Project Plan focuses on improving reliability of the City’s wastewater treatment plant and sewer collection system to safely convey and treat wastewater. The proposed projects include: Improvements at the wastewater treatment plant to improve worker safety, equipment reliability, and compliance with water quality standards. Improvements in the sewer collection system to improve backup electrical power. Improvements in the sewer collection system to extend the reliability and life of the sewer system. The estimated cost for the proposed improvements is $5,700,000. Read this notice on how to participate: FULL NOTICE of PUBLIC MEETING CWSRF Wastewater System Improvements DRAFT Project Plan