Community Services
There are many services available on Drummond Island, medical and dental needs, as well as other facilities, are available.


24 Hour Ambulance Service
The Drummond island Ambulance Corps is staffed by trained and licensed volunteer personnel and is available 24 hours a day. In a medical emergency, dial  "911"


Drummond Island Medical Center
The Drummond Island Medical Center in the Charles F. Thompson Building is a non-profit health care facility located next to the Drummond Island Elementary School. For over 30 years it has been serving the needs of island residents needing general medical and dental care. The practice consists of:

Donza Worden M.D.
General Medicine
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
9am - 2pm

and

Catherine Worden F.N.P.
Womens Health and General Medical
Tuesday's 2 - 6pm

Office phone number: 906-493-5221. Office assistant is Pam Ellis; she is available during above hours as well as Thursdays from 10 am-2 pm. For after hour emergencies Dr. Worden can be reached at home: 493-6028 or call Pam Ellis at 493-5585. The ambulance service can be reached by dialing "911".


Gusfa Dental Clinic, P.C.

James W. Gusfa D.D.S.
and
Steven J. Gusfa D.D.S.

of Gusfa Dental Clinic P.C. in Dearborn, MI will be taking appointments at the Drummond Island Medical Center in the Charles F. Thompson Building. Call for an appointment: 1-877-212-0647
Days on Drummond Island are: Thursday And Friday  the first full week of the month and Thursdays and Fridays of the 3rd full week of the month, call 906-493-5310 for hours and/or appointment.


Drummond Island Family Health Care, P.C.

Christine C. Cordray, FNP-C MSN

Office hours Monday -  Friday  9am - 3pm 
906 493-6644             After hours 906-493-
Full Service family practice with after hour emergency service.


Electric
Drummond Island is serviced by Cloverland Electric Cooperative. They can be reached at 1-800-562-4953 or 297-2521.


Ferry
To contact the Drummond Island Ferry. Call:  Cell: 906-235-3170


Fire Department
The volunteer fire department is available 24 hours a day at "911"


Post Office
Full postal service and daily mail delivery. The Drummond Island Post Office is open from 8:30 am to 1 pm, and 1:30 pm to 4 pm Monday through Friday.  Lobby open 24 hours a day for mail pick up. Saturday window service 11:00 am -12:00  pm only. Mail leaves the Island Monday-Friday at 2:30 pm. Saturday at 1:00pm. Telephone 493-5226.


Police & DNR To contact the local law officer, dial "911" . If he is not at home, the call automatically transfers to Sheriff's Department in the Sault at no extra charge to the caller. Or, contact the St. Ignace State Police at 1-906-643-8383 or the Chippewa County Sheriff's Department in Sault Ste. Marie at 1-906-635-6355 or 1-906-635-9111. The local DNR number is 906-635-6161. If it is urgent business contact the Sault field office at 1-906-635-5281 and they will radio an officer. RAP (Report All Poaching) line is 1-800-292-7800.


Telephone
The Upper Peninsula Telephone Company business office number is 1-906-639-2111. Business Office: 800-950-8506 Repair Service: 800-950-8798 or 906-639-2110


United States Customs
For information, call Dennis Bailey at 493-5232.


Service Organizations and Clubs

A number of service and other organizations exist on the Island. Many hold fund-raisers for the benefit of the Island and plan activities throughout the year. These are the Drummond Island Lions Club, DI Homemakers, DI Snowmobile Club, DI Tourism Association. DI Sportsman's Club, DI Historical Society, Diggers Garden Club, Island Heritage, Friends of Drummond Island Library, Moose Lodge #2381 Boy Scouts,  The DeTour Area Schools (of which Drummond is a part), the DI Township Board, DeTour Reef Light Preservation Society (DRLPS), DI Ambulance Corps, DI Arts & Crafts Club, DI Fire Department, DI Medical Clinic Board, DI Post Office, Eastern Upper Peninsula Fine Arts Council (EUPFAC), DI Interservice Council, Parent Volunteer Group of DI, Sr Citizens Lunch through Community Action Agency, Take Off Pounds Sensibly (TOPS) and the DI Laundry & Linen Rental


Drummond Island Tourism Association
The Visitors Information Center is now centrally located at the 4 corners across from Sune's Market (in the old Skandia building). Call: 906-493-5245 or 800-737-8666. If no one is available to answer the call, an answering machine will record the message and the call will be returned. The DI Tourism Association can be contacted by mail by writing: Drummond Island Tourism Association, P O Box 200, Drummond Island, MI 49726. General information can be obtained through these methods. Brochures and maps are also available through most businesses. Sporting Guide Maps are $2 locally or $3 by mail.

Drummond Island Churches
Five churches are available for worship services:  The Lighthouse Christian Church - Sunday Worship Service 10:30 am.  Wednesday Mid-Week service 7 pm.  The Drummond Island Lutheran Church - Regular services on Sundays at 10:30 am.  Church school is held on Wednesdays at the church at 3:30 pm.  St. Florence Catholic Church has Mass at 10am on Friday and the Saturday evening Mass is at 4:30 pm. Drummond Island Bible Fellowship - Sunday morning service 9:30 am, meets at the Drummond Island Elementary School.  A Sunday night Bible study, Monday night Women's Bible study and Wednesday night Prayer meeting are all held at 7:30 pm.  For more information call Charles Hine at 493-5499 or Doug DeGood at 493-5517.  Drummond Island Baptist Church - Sunday Worship Service 10 am and Sunday School 11 am at the Drummond Island Township Hall.


Drummond Island Historical Museum
    Free Admission         906-493-5746         Curator:  Audrey Moser
Located across the street from the Betsy Seaman Memorial Park, on the way to the Yacht Haven (on the Tourism Associations Directory map). Hours are 1 pm to 5 pm, 7 days a week. Memorial Day until mid-October. The new museum is now open. The former museum collapsed several years ago under a heavy snow load. The new museum is built of Drummond Island logs and houses the contents of the former museum, most of which were salvaged. These are the collection of local historical items, including Native American artifacts, old family portraits and period furniture donated by year round and summer residents.

Artifacts from Fort Drummond, which was occupied by the British and was, in fact, the last British holding in the United States, are also a part of the museum. The Fort area itself has been private property since the late 1800s. One of the chimneys from the Fort was donated by Osborne Materials and has been re-erected at the new museum.


Drummond Island Public Library  "Everyone Welcome" 906-493-5243
Located at the back of the Drummond Island Elementary School, on the Townline Rd. Hours are Monday, Tuesday, and Friday 10:30 am - 3:30 pm, Thursday 3:00 pm -  8:00 pm. Closed Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday.  Free: Email hookup / FAX Service for a fee