About Turner Township
Turner Township is a small rural community in Michigan, home to approximately 225 residents. The township is governed by an elected Board of Trustees committed to transparent, responsive local government.
225
Residents
5
Elected Officials
12
Board Meetings Per Year
History
Turner Township has a long history rooted in Michigan's agricultural heritage. The township was organized in the 19th century and continues to serve its residents with essential local government services.
Our Mission
Our mission is to provide efficient, transparent, and responsive local government services to all residents of Turner Township.
Township Services
Public Records
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Voter Registration
Register to vote and access voter information through the Township Clerk.
FOIA Requests
Submit Freedom of Information Act requests to the Township Clerk.
Zoning & Land Use
Planning Commission reviews zoning applications and land use matters.
Tax Collection
Property tax payments and financial records managed by the Township Treasurer.
Board Meetings
Monthly public meetings open to all residents for community input.
Board of Trustees
Turner Township is governed by a five-member Board of Trustees elected by residents to four-year terms.
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