Livingston Township Officials

A township treasurer's responsibilities include managing the township's finances, including collecting and disbursing funds, investing money, and maintaining records

It shall conduct public hearings and advise the Township Board regarding amendments to the Township Zoning Ordinance and other applicable ordinances.

The office of clerk, then, plays a significant role in setting the tone for the township government itself.

Shall conduct public hearings and advise the Township Board regarding amendments to the Township Zoning Ordinance and other applicable ordinances.

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Responsible for overall direction and management of Township's property assessment process, which includes identifying, inventorying, determining market values and calculating assessed valuation for all Township properties in accordance with the State Tax Commission regulations, methods and procedures to ensure fair and equitable assessments.

Shall conduct public hearings and advise the Township Board regarding amendments to the Township Zoning Ordinance and other applicable ordinances.

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The supervisor of each township shall be the agent for his or her township for the transaction of legal business, by whom a suit may be brought and defended, and upon whom process against the township shall be served.

Township Trustee

Responsible for overall direction and management of Township's property assessment process, which includes identifying, inventorying, determining market values and calculating assessed valuation for all Township properties in accordance with the State Tax Commission regulations, methods and procedures to ensure fair and equitable assessments.

The Commission hears and acts upon Special Land Use permits and Site Plan applications and makes recommendations on amendments to the Zoning Ordinance text or map, Subdivisions, and Planned Unit Developments.