
MTA-member townships! Watch our Data Center Zoning Ordinance webinar for FREE!
MTA-member townships can now watch a recording of our recent webinar, Data Center Zoning Ordinance: The Next Step. Register now to receive access to this

Make your voice heard in MSHDA’s Statewide Housing survey
Township officials are invited to participate in a Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA) survey to inform Michigan’s next five‑year Statewide Housing Plan. You can

Congress passes Continuing Resolution averting shutdown
A federal government shutdown at the end of September was averted earlier this week when the U.S. House approved the Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act,

MTA sample data center ordinance now available
Many townships have adopted moratorium ordinances while evaluating community considerations related to the potential siting of data centers. As data centers can present a new

New MTA fact sheet explores check registers when approving township payments
A new MTA fact sheet—available to our members for free to download—explores “Approving Township Payments: The Check Registers.” The fact sheet takes a deep dive

Resources for septic owners
Increasing awareness around septic systems and their required maintenance can help keep your township clean and safe. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is sponsoring a

MTA seeks member review and input for 2027 legislative issues
MTA-member township officials can review and provide input on the MTA legislative policy platform. The legislative policy objectives—reviewed, updated and approved annually—guide the Association’s government

MTA’s annual “Emerging Issues in Emergency Services” workshop comes to Frankenmuth Sept. 9
Timely updates, practical insights and strategies for today’s challenges from the state’s leading experts. Click for details.

FREE MTA-member townships webinar explores data center zoning ordinance
MTA is hosting a free MTA-member townships-only webinar, Data Center Zoning Ordinance: The Next Step, on Wednesday, Aug. 26 at noon. MTA Legal Counsel Robert Thall