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Serving Bath & Clinton County

Michigan CPL Class Near Bath, MI

Bath is Clinton County, not Ingham, even this close to East Lansing. Your application goes north to the clerk in St. Johns rather than to Mason.

Filing and directions from Bath

Where Bath residents file

Clinton County Clerk

Michigan CPL applications go to the clerk of the county you live in, whose office is in St. Johns. Bring the certificate from class with you.

Getting here from Bath

Creative Bloc Studios

112 S. Bridge St, Dimondale, MI, 48821Directions from Bath

Upcoming class dates

Open to everyone, Bath included. Reserve online, pay at the door.

Prefer one-on-one?

Private lessons run on their own schedule, so Bath shooters who can't make a class day still have a way in. Same instructor, same range time.

CPL licenses in Clinton County

8,015

active concealed pistol licenses

3,576

expired licenses in the county

Bath is part of a county where carrying is common, and where thousands of licenses have lapsed. If yours is one of them, or it's been years since anyone watched you shoot, a private CPL refresher lesson resets the fundamentals. Renewal rules themselves come from the state, so confirm yours with the Clinton County Clerk.

Source: Michigan State Police, “CPL Applications by County and Status,” as of September 1, 2026. View the report. The state publishes these counts by county, not by town.

Who trains with Marlo

Beyond the CPL class, Bath shooters book private lessons in Dimondale for three reasons:

Questions from Bath

Where do Bath residents file a CPL application?

With the clerk of the county you live in. For Bath that is the Clinton County Clerk, in St. Johns. Confirm your county before you go. The whole application is walked through before you leave class.

Where is the class for Bath shooters?

At Creative Bloc Studios, 112 S. Bridge St, Dimondale, MI 48821. The class runs there for everyone, whichever town you come from.

How long is the CPL class and what does it cost?

One day, 9 AM to 5 PM, $120 per seat. That covers the classroom portion (Michigan pistol law, use of force, safe storage), your coached live-fire qualification, your certificate, and a walkthrough of the county application.

Do I need my own pistol and ammunition?

Bring them if you have them. If you don't, get in touch before class and Marlo will sort you out. Plenty of people take the class before they own anything.

How do I pay for a class seat?

Reserve your seat online, then pay at the door on class day: $120 per seat, cash or card.

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