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.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Applefest Open House at the Museum
October 6th 11am-4pm
October 7th 12-3pm
Stop in for a few fun activities with a historical twist!

BROWNSTOWN TWP. HISTORICAL SOCIETY
HURON TWP. HISTORICAL COMMISSION
FLAT ROCK HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Presents
2nd Annual Historic Cemetery Walk
Saturday, October 20th

TICKETS $20/PERSON
PURCHASE IN PERSON AT THE
FLAT ROCK MUSEUM
(Museum Office is in Lower Level of Munger Store)
25486 GIBRALTAR ROAD
FLAT ROCK, MI 48134
734.782.5220
-OR-
ONLINE AT EVENTBRITE
HTTPS://CEMETERYWALK.EVENTBRITE.COM

TICKETS ON SALE SEPT 1ST

Halloween Fun in Town!
October 31st
*Tricks & Treats and a little History!  Sponsored by the Huron Township Historical and Parks & Recreation Commission & our local businesses!

Old Fashion Christmas and Tree Lighting
December 2nd 5-9pm

*A magical night filled with carriage rides, real reindeer, music, refreshments, activities, and of course, Santa.  Sponsored by the Huron Township Historical and Parks & Recreation Commission.

For more information about the Historical or Parks & Recreation Commission, fins us on Facebook:
Huron Township Historical Commission
Huron Township Parks & Recreation

Huron Township Historical Museum
37268 Huron River Drive
New Boston, MI 48164

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

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

GLWA PFAS TESTING FOR DRINKING WATER SYSTEM

The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ) is currently conducting statewide testing for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS). These are man-made compounds used in the manufacturing of carpets, clothing, fabrics for furniture, paper packages for food and other materials that are resistant to water, grease or stains. They are also found in products such as firefighting foams, cleaners, cosmetics, paints, adhesives and insecticides.

The Great Lakes Water Authority (GLWA) has been monitoring PFAS since 2009. In our 2017-2018 round of drinking water system screenings, GLWA is pleased to assure the public that these chemicals were not detected. This means that PFAS levels were below that which is measurable under the EPA’s standard analytical methodology for the detection of the compounds. Test results from all five of GLWA’s water treatment plants can be found by clicking here.

PFAS are unregulated contaminants. Unregulated contaminants require that GLWA collect data and report that data to the MDEQ and EPA. They then combine that data with other research to make a determination about potential future drinking water regulations regarding the contaminants.

We take our responsibility to public health and safety seriously, and are in full support of MDEQ’s statewide PFAS sampling effort. Additionally, GLWA can confirm that its water remains of unquestionable quality.

-- Cheryl Porter, Chief Operating Officer, Water and Field Services, GLWA

CONSTRUCTION ANNOUNCEMENT
Savage Road from Harris to Gentz Roads (Huron and Sumpter Townships)

Click here for more information