NOTICE

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TOWNSHIP HALL RE-OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

Huron Township Hall will re-open to the public and resume regular business hours on Monday, June 8, 2020.

In keeping with Governor Whitmer’s Executive Order, and for the safety of our staff and residents, please follow the social distancing guidelines that have been put in place while doing business at Township Hall.

Thank you for your patience and understanding during this challenging time.  We look forward to serving you!

For more information click on the links below:

• Stay Home, Stay Safe - Executive Order No. 2020-21
• Joint Statement by SE Michigan Hospitals and Public Health Departments
• State of Michigan Executive Order 2020-21 FAQ
• Updated information related to COVID-19

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2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Frequently Asked Questions

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Click here for more information

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SBA Offers Disaster Assistance

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Cat and dog licenses are available by mailing a copy of your pet’s rabies vaccination along with a check for $10.00. The Township will mail you back you receipts. You may also use the drop box next to the front doors of the Township hall. If you want to wait until the Township if back open full time, the Township will waive the late fee, providing you have proof of rabies vaccine during the time we are on limited staff. Thank you. Colleen Lazere, Township Treasurer.

 

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ACTi Mobile Client

Phone Application to help you view Blocked Railroad Crossings
To get camera application to view Township railroad crossings see below

Click here for more information

 

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The Huron Charter Township Assessing Department is currently gathering information to update our residential housing database.  Part of this process includes taking pictures of homes.  This effort will continue indefinitely.  Please contact the Township assessing department at 734-753-4466, extension 134, if you should have any questions or concerns.  Thank you.

 

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Recycling needs your help! Please click on the link below to learn more about recycling contamination.

https://www.facebook.com/WasteManagement/videos/10157371961308047/

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For delinquent taxes owed to Wayne County only

For information on EMS Plus, an ambulance service membership program through HVA, please to go www.hva.org and click on Patients, Families, and Community.

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Need to lower your energy bill? Let DTE Energy help you save energy and money by calling 866-796-0512 for a FREE Home Energy Consultation.

Click here for more information

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Wayne County Compass – www.compass.waynecounty.com – is a one-stop-shop where motorists can go to get current traffic and road conditions in Southeast Michigan and more.  Compass provides: GPS data, route histories of the Roads Division vehicle fleet, the location of the user, and feeds from hundreds of Michigan Department of Transportation traffic cameras.  There is a new web App which makes it compatible with smart phones and tablets.  Users can report a road hazard/complaint 24/7, or locate the nearest police station, towing service or gas station relative to their location.

Wayne County’s Compass program has earned a prestigious 2013 Achievement Award in the category of Transportation, from the National Association of Counties.

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CSX RAILROAD CONTACT INFORMATION: 

For CSX railroad emergencies please call 1-800-232-0144.  Emergencies consist of a crossing malfunction, blocked track, crossing accident, environmental-hazmat emergency, theft/vandalism, trespassing on CSX property, blocked crossing, or unsafe employee driving.

For all CSX non-emergencies please call 1-877-835-5279 (1-877-TellCSX) or go to www.CSX.com>contact us.  Non-emergencies consist of blocked crossings, rough crossings, vegetation, real estate, media concerns, and horn noise.