Help your township prepare for the 2030 Census
Township officials play a vital role in ensuring their communities are accurately counted in the 2030 Census. In May 2027, the U.S. Census Bureau will
Dam safety webinar for local leaders
Michigan has over 2,600 dams across all 83 counties owned by public and private entities, including townships. Many dams have retired from their original function
MiUI implementation rapidly approaching—Are you ready?
The Michigan Unemployment Insurance Agency (UIA) is transitioning to a new unemployment tax and benefits system called MiUI, which will fully replace MiWAM on Nov.
New MTA Fact sheet answers the question, ‘May a Township clerk Also Serve as an Election Inspector?’
As the Michigan Election Law—and the nature of elections and election security—have changed in recent years, so too have the duties of the township clerk.
Master the fundamentals of township finances, assessing & taxation at MTA’s Winter Academy
Coming to Bay Point Inn, Shelbyville this Dec. 8 & 9.
Township officials can learn how to ensure accurate census counts
In May 2027, the first operations of the 2030 Census begin with the Local Update of Census Addresses (LUCA). LUCA is the only opportunity for
Additional nonpartisan analysis of November statewide ballot proposals
The House Fiscal Agency, a nonpartisan agency within the Michigan House of Representatives, released its overviews of the two statewide proposals before voters on the
Deadline for revolving fund applications approaching
The deadline to submit an Intent to Apply (ITA) for a low-interest loan from the State Revolving Fund (SRF) in fiscal year 2028 is quickly
Looking to the Future of MTA
Applications are now being accepted for MTA’s new Harold Koviak “Future of MTA” Memorial Award & Scholarship, recognizing & supporting individuals new to township government