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township board memberS - WHO DOES WHAT?

(left to right) Treasurer Annette Rieck, Supervisor Tim Rumble, Trustees Lisa Valentine and Brad Barnes, and Clerk Pam Shook.


 SUPERVISOR:

  • Moderates board and annual meetings
  • Secretary to Board of Review
  • Township’s legal agent
  • Must maintain records of supervisor’s office
  • Responsible for tax allocation board budget (if applicable)
  • Develops township budget
  • Appoints some commission members
  • Member of township elections commission
  • May call special meetings
  • May appoint a deputy

CLERK:

  • Maintains custody of all township records
  • Maintains general ledger
  • Prepares warrants for township checks
  • Records and maintains township meeting minutes
  • Keeps the township book of oaths
  • Responsible for regular and special meeting notices
  • Publishes board meeting minutes
  • Keeps voter registration file and conducts elections
  • Chair of township elections commission
  • Keeps township ordinance book
  • Prepares financial statements
  • Delivers tax certificates to supervisor and county clerk
  • Must appoint a deputy
  • Must post a surety bond

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NOTARY PUBLIC SERVICES AVAILABLE

Township Clerk Pamela Shook is a notary public. She is available to notarize documents by appointment.  You can reach her at 989-895-8368.  

 A township newsletter was sent with the December 2020 winter taxes.  If you've misplaced your copy, CLICK HERE. 

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 TREASURER:

  • Collects real and personal property taxes
  • Keeps an account of township receipts (revenues)                and expenditures
  • Disburses township checks
  • Deposits township revenues in approved depositories
  • Invests township funds in approved investment                 vehicles
  • Collects delinquent personal property tax
  • Responsible for jeopardy assessments in collecting delinquent personal property tax
  • Collects mobile home specific tax
  • Must appoint a deputy
  • Must post a surety bond


TRUSTEES: 

  • Township legislator, required to vote on all issues
  • Responsible for township’s fiduciary health
  • Other duties as assigned by board



 

 DID YOU KNOW ?

In Michigan, if you don’t live in a city, you live in a township. According to the 2000 Census, more than four million residents—almost half of Michigan’s population—live in one of Michigan’s 1,242 townships. 


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