Crystal Falls sets early primary voting at City Hall, names new police sergeant
Early voting opens at City Hall July 25, and Crystal Falls has named Thomas Mantsch as its new police sergeant. The city also posted a new cemetery number and agenda.
Crystal Falls will open early primary voting at City Hall from July 25 through Aug. 2, with ballots available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day. The city is also publicizing a new police sergeant, a revised Evergreen Memorial Cemetery phone number and a July 13 agenda PDF as residents look ahead to local decisions that can affect access, spending and daily services.
The early voting window gives Iron County voters a central place to cast a ballot before Election Day rather than waiting for a single day at the polls. By listing the hours in advance, the city is giving residents a fixed schedule at City Hall, where voting can be planned around work, travel or family obligations.
On public safety, the city’s announcements page names Thomas Mantsch as the new City Police SGT. A separate Crystal Falls Police Department listing identifies him as SRO Thomas Mantsch and lists a cell number of 906-396-8625, a phone number of 906-875-3012 and the email sro@crystalfalls.org. In a small community, that kind of staffing change can shape how residents interact with the department day to day.
The city’s cemetery page also adds a practical update: Evergreen Memorial Cemetery, owned and operated by the City of Crystal Falls, now lists 906-999-0664 as its contact number. The page says Cemetery Sexton Tommy Peltoma can be reached at that number for more information and prices, and notes that lots are available in a variety of sizes. It also says burials at Evergreen carry a premium cost for holiday and weekend burials, a detail that can matter quickly for families arranging services.
Crystal Falls City Council meets every second Monday of the month at 5:00 p.m. at 401 Superior Avenue. Mayor Tim Bean, elected in November 2024, is listed with a term expiring in November 2028, and the city says the July 13 agenda PDF is available for public review. Past council business has included proposed resolutions on the annual budget and millage rates, along with Evergreen Memorial Cemetery agreements with Crystal Falls and Mastodon Townships, underscoring how council agendas can affect both municipal spending and cemetery operations.
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