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BULLETIN BOARD __________________________________________________________ 2008 Board Meetings for July are as follows: July 7th - Zoning Board of Appeals July 10th and 24th - Township Board July 22nd - Planning Commission
Marion Township Board of Trustees Meetings start at 7pm. All other Board Meetings begin at 7:30 pm.
************************************************************** _________________________________________________________________________ City of Howell D-19 Construction Click on the link below to obtain current information about the construction on D19 and M59. http://www.cityofhowell.org/155.html City of Howell Park Passes Park passes are available for purchase @ City of Howell offices, 611 E. Grand River on the 2nd floor. You will need your driver's license to verify residence. The first pass is $40.00 and the second is $30.00.
Howell Area Fire Authority Click on the link below to obtain information to obtain a smoke detector free of charge from the Howell Area Fire Authority and Home Depot.
Recycling Marion Township is offering recycling services for residents. We are collecting household batteries, used cell phones for LACASA and eyeglasses for the Lions. The collection place for these items is located in the lobby of the offices between the two double doors at the Township Hall. This service is available during regular business hours only.
Senior Activities
Marion Township Residents Geraldine and Tom Brownlie represented the Howell Area Seniors at a recent "Senior Prom" held in Milford. The have been married for 39 years and Livingston County residents for 23 years. If you see them at the Senior Center or around town, congratulate them on a job well done! Lending Library Marion Township has established a lending library for our residents to come in and use. Residents are encouraged to pick up or drop off books. We also have a variety of magazines. The library is open during regular business hours. Come in and check it out. Howell Carnegie Library The Library has a website you may access through by clicking on the link below. The Library also offers a convenient pick-up service at Parker High School. Materials can be requested on-line and can be picked up 24 hours a day in secured-access lockers at Parker High School. There is also a book return drop box located at Parker High School in the west wing parking lot, as well as another at the Howell Meijer store, near Customer Service. These are easy ways to pick up and return books! Rain Garden The rain garden has been planted. It is located adjacent to the parking lot. The plants in a rain garden help to purify the water and slow the water flow. Stop by when you have a chance, it's a great example of what homeowners can add to their own yards to help with drainage and water runoff. LETS LETS is a service that transports people in Livingston County. You may also use them as transportation outside the County for round trip appointments. Please click on this link for more information. LETS.pdf
Livingston County United Way Pledge forms are available at the Marion Township offices for the Livingston County United Way. If you have any additional questions you may contact the United Way @810-494-3000. Their address is 2980 Dorr Road in Brighton. Miss Dig If you have a project that you may need flagged by Miss Dig, you may reach them by dialing 811. Emerald Ash Borer Warning You may not move any type of firewood out of the 20 quarantined counties in Michigan (Livingston County is one of those counties). If you are caught, you will be found guilty of a civil infraction, misdemeanor or a felony. You will also be fined and/or jailed : not less than $1,000.00, not more than $250,000.00 and will be jailed for up to 5 years. For more information you may call 1-866-325-0023. Storm Tips The following are tips from Consumers Energy. Before a storm arrives have a portable radio, flashlights and fresh batteries handy. Learn how to turn your electricity on and off at the circuit box. During a thunderstorm or tornado unplug or turn off all unnecessary appliances. Stay away from windows, doors or porches. Don't shower or bathe. If your home loses power, first check for a blown fuse or a tripped circuit breaker. Watch for fallen wires, broken utility poles or tree limbs on a power line. To report an outage or downed wire, please call 1-800-477-5050. For more tips you can check out the consumers energy website @ consumersenergy.com Oakland Livingston Human Service Agency is introducing a new service called Help Now. The new information and referral call center for Livingston County health, human and community service needs. Their phone number is 517-548-0211. Community Newspaper If you would like to stop receiving copies of the Community Newspaper, you may call Eric Lucas @ 810-844-2032. These are the Newspapers that are placed in your driveway on the weekend free of charge. Township E-Mails Addresses You may click on the e-mail addresses below to contact the appropriate department. Township e-mail addresses are as follows: (Bob Hanvey) (Tammy Beal) (Paula Wyckoff) Trustees (Les Andersen) (Dave Hamann) (Travis Hodge) (Dan Lowe) (John Lowe) mariondtreasurer@ameritech.net (Ann Belknap) (Deb Pasinski) (Vickie Moellmann) (Pat Hughes) (Annette McNamara) (Cindy Hodge) (General Township questions - Sandi Longstreet)
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