Process Server in Sanilac County, Michigan

3 communities. 7,130 residents. Sanilac County, The Thumb, Michigan. 6.1 square miles.

Papers Delivered covers all 3 communities in Sanilac County, Sandusky through Marlette.

About Sanilac County

Sanilac Petroglyphs Historic State Park: Contains the largest known collection of Native American petroglyphs (rock carvings) in Michigan, carved roughly 300 to 1,400 years ago, in Greenleaf Township.
Port Sanilac Lighthouse: Historic 1886 lighthouse on Lake Huron in the village of Port Sanilac.
Sanilac County Historical Museum & Village (Loop-Harrison Mansion): Museum complex in Port Sanilac centered on the 1872 Loop-Harrison Victorian mansion.
Forester Township / Lake Huron shoreline: The county's eastern edge runs along Lake Huron in Michigan's Thumb.
Sandusky: County seat, an agricultural service city in the Thumb.
Port Sanilac: Lake Huron harbor village with a historic lighthouse.
Croswell: Small city known for its 'Be Good to Your Mudder' swinging footbridge over the Black River.
Sanilac County was set off in 1848 and lies in Michigan's Thumb along Lake Huron; its economy is heavily agricultural (dry beans, sugar beets, dairy).
The petroglyphs were exposed to settlers after the massive Thumb forest fire of 1881 burned off the covering vegetation.
In 2019 the Michigan DNR and the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe agreed to co-manage the petroglyphs park, the first state-tribal co-management of a Michigan state park.

48422, 48453, 48471.