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Dickinson County Department of Human Services to relocate

Contact:  Gisgie Dávila Gendreau 517-373-7394


Mar. 20, 2009

IRON MOUNTAIN - Effective March 24, 2009, the Dickinson County Department of Human Services will move from its current location at 1238 Carpenter Ave. in Iron Mountain to 1401 Carpenter Avenue, Suite A. The department's phone numbers will remain the same; for general information, call 906-774-1484.

"This new office space will allow us to provide better service to our clients and the community," said Dickinson County DHS Manager Robert Roberge. "We are also pleased that we were able to use an existing building in our community as our new office."

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