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VOTERS WHO VOTE TWICE WILL BE PROSECUTED
September 3, 2020
Attorney General Dana Nessel and Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson responded today to President Donald Trump’s suggestion that voters cast two ballots to stress-test election systems by reminding Michiganders that intentionally voting twice is illegal and will be prosecuted.
Summer 2020
Lime Lake County Park
Summer has finally arrived, and with that, activity at Lime Lake has increased. The lake is a main recreational spot in Spring Arbor Township for both residents and non-residents of our township for swimming, boating and fishing as we all know. However there has been an increase in disorderly behavior, vandalism to the grass, dogs off leashes and illegal dumping.
The Spring Arbor Township Police Department has been asked by the County of Jackson Parks Department to assist in curtailing these undesirable activities. Both boat launch parking lots and the area of the lake is under video surveillance to assist in this effort for enforcement action. Should you see any behavior or activity that needs police intervention and need a police response or want remain anonymous, call 911 and an officer will be dispatched. We will be reviewing the video surveillance as needed.
Lime Lake is “OPEN” daily from dawn-dusk, please review the posted park rules. We want everyone to have an enjoyable and safe summer at Lime Lake, we are just asking for it to be done in a courteous and respectful manner to other people and the lake property.
Thank You, Chief Howard Keith Noppe
VOTE 2020
Election Information
March 10, 2020 – Presidential Primary
August 4, 2020 – Primary Election
November 3, 2020 – General Election
The Clerk’s office will be open from 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. the Saturday before each election (March 7, August 1, & October 31).
Local Road Millage Press Release
September 19, 2019
We are pleased to announce that the Road Millage of 3.99 mills will be reduced to 3.25 mills on the December Winter Tax Statement. In 2017 the voters of Spring Arbor Township approved a Local Road Millage of 3.99 mills to rebuild all “LOCAL” public roads in the township. Working with JCDOT we were able to realize lower than expected construction costs, in part by starting this project in 2017. The entire project will be completed in 2020. Additionally, working with local financial partners, the Township was able to invest the bond proceeds at higher than expected interest rates. From the beginning, we promised we would prudently manage the project so that we could provide maximum value and savings to our people. This millage rate reduction will be realized on the December 2019 Winter Tax Statement.
The project remains on schedule and we expect several more roads to be completed yet this fall. If you have any questions, please contact me at: dherlein@springarbor.org or 517-750-2800 x201. Thank you for your continued patience during this project and the M-60 MDOT project this year.
Sincerely,
David Herlein
Supervisor
Upcoming Events
& Dates to Remember. .
- August 10, 2020: Board Meeting - CANCELED
- September 7, 2020: Office Closed, Labor Day
- September 14, 2020: Board Meeting
Online Service Center
Use the links below to pay your Spring Arbor Township utilities or property taxes. You can also access our online document center here.
News & Press Releases
Spring Arbor Township’s Latest News and Information
Notice of Playground Equipment Closed
Effective immediately all playground equipment at Gallagher and Harmony Park are closed until further notice. While the grounds remain open the equipment and restrooms are CLOSED. 🙁 We ask that everyone practice 6’ social distancing and no organized sports or events at this time. Thank-you.
Pedestrian Yield Signs from Chief Noppe
As you have noticed, there are several “Pedestrian Yield” signs on Main Street. I would like to inform both the drivers and pedestrians in our township on their responsibility in …
Where Does My
Tax Money Go?
This post accompanies the winter 2020 newsletter and answers the question: Where does all that tax money go and why so much?
Are You Real ID Ready? The deadline is Oct 2020
A message from Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson. Your Michigan driver’s license or identification card may not get you through airport security later this year.
