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Public Health Rules in Michigan (2026)

26 rules on the books across Michigan, 17 cities and counties. Select a rule to read the full details.

Severity: Few Restrictions · Light Restrictions · Some Restrictions · Significant Restrictions · Heavy Restrictions

Rodent Control

Property owner duties to abate rats and mice, restrictions on second-generation anticoagulant rodenticides (CA AB-1788), and integrated-pest-management standards.

Ann Arbor

Some Restrictions

Ann Arbor's Housing Code requires landlords treating an infested rental for pests to notify residents three calendar…

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Bay County

Some Restrictions

Bay County's Nuisance Code declares the presence of rats, mice, cockroaches or other vermin, or evidence of them, a…

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Clinton Township

Some Restrictions

Clinton Township's Property Maintenance Code requires every structure and property to stay free of rodent and vermin…

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Dearborn

Some Restrictions

Dearborn assigns pest-control duty by cause: occupants handle infestations confined to their own unit, but the owner is…

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Detroit

Some Restrictions

Detroit property owners must ratproof every building and exterior lot, exterminate rodents when found, and take steps…

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Farmington Hills

Some Restrictions

Farmington Hills requires every property to keep accumulated solid waste in containers that are tightly covered and…

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Flint

Some Restrictions

Junk yards, secondhand shops, pawnshops, and scrap-metal premises in the City of Flint must be kept clean and sanitary…

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Grand Rapids

Some Restrictions

Non-residential buildings in Grand Rapids must keep exterior walls, siding, and trim free of holes, cracks, or…

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Lansing

Some Restrictions

Lansing's nuisance code declares rodent or insect infestation on any property a public nuisance, letting the City order…

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Livonia

Some Restrictions

Livonia's property maintenance code requires every structure and yard to be kept free of rodent harborage, including a…

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Ottawa County

Some Restrictions

Ottawa County's Environmental Health Regulations make it unlawful to store refuse except in rodent- and fly-proof…

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Troy

Some Restrictions

Troy requires every structure and exterior property to stay free of rodent harborage and infestation, with prompt…

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Warren

Some Restrictions

Warren's Code of Ordinances bans letting rats or mice take up residence on any building, structure, or vacant land…

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Westland

Some Restrictions

Westland deems any building or grounds that harbor rats, mice, or other vermin a blighted and dangerous condition…

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Wyoming

Some Restrictions

In Wyoming, Michigan (Kent County), city code makes property owners responsible for eliminating rat harborages…

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Sterling Heights

Light Restrictions

From May 1 to October 15, Sterling Heights requires tightly fitting insect screens on doors and windows serving…

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Wayne County

Few Restrictions

Wayne County's Environmental Health Unit runs a coordinated rodent-control education program under Ord. No. 99-537…

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