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Calvin Township is a civil township of Cass County in the U.S. state of Michigan. The population was 2,039 at the 2010 census. According to the United States Census Bureau, the township has a total area of 35.6 square miles of which, 34.4 square miles of it is land and 1.1 square miles of it is water. Calvin Township is the location of the Calvin crater impact.
The Township Board Meetings are held the 2nd Tuesday of the month at 6:00 pm.
The Planning Commission meets as needed. Scheduled meetings will be posted on the website.
Township Officials
Township Supervisor - Adrienne Glover - 269.476.2242
Township Clerk - Michelle Anderson - 269.414.0127
Township Treasurer - Rosemary Gillam - 269.362.0674
Township Trustee - Keith Carter - 269.506.6108
Township Trustee - Rebecca Mitchell - 269.506.3075
Assessor - Krys Myers - 269.228.3331
Building Inspector - Adam Dahlgren - 269.998.2765 - AdamJDahlgren@gmail.com
Electrical Inspector - Ron Bellaire - 269.663.3429
Enforcement Officer - Jason Pompey - 269.535.7463
Plumbing/Mechanical Inspector - John Dobberteen - 269.651.4567
Sexton - Bill Vaughn - 269.506.8615
Zoning Administrator/Code Compliance Officer - Doug Kuhlman - 269.651.3130
News and Announcements
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Calvin Township is seeking bids for the sale of two parcels. Read more...
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Unfortunately, our dumpster was misused with someone leaving trash outside of the recepticle. Please remind anyone that may be using the dumpster that objects must fit inside completely. If this type of abuse continues then the dumpster will have to be removed.
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Notice from Zoning Administrator. Read more...
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Calvin Township special assessment monies have been used to maintain and pave local township roads. We believe these are worthwhile projects and we ask for your continued support.
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Poverty Exemption
MCL 211.7u provides for a property tax exemption, in whole or part, for the principal residence of persons who, by reason of poverty, are unable to contribute to the public charges. In order to receive a poverty exemption, a taxpayer must annually file a completed application form, and all required additional documentation, with the supervisor, assessor, or the Board of Review where the property is located. Read more...
Poverty Exemption Resolution 2024 24-02
Form 5737 Application for Poverty Exemption
Form 5739 Affirmation of Ownership and Occupancy to Remain Exempt by Reason of Poverty
Poverty Exemption Application
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