Township Office:
906-498-2251
Regular Clerk hours:
Fridays 8:00 am – 10:30 am
Email: Clerk@Hermansville.com
Regular Treasurer hours:
Friday 9:00 am – 11:00 am
Email: Treasurer@Hermansville.com
A Progressive Town with Natural Beauty
Photo credit – Josh Bedgood
Hermansville Established
Township businesses providing services
Building a Stronger Community Together

NOTES FROM THE CLERK
Community Club Hours
Sewer System Usage
Reporting Gas Leaks
To report a gas leak or gas emergency call 1-800-947-5000 DO NOT call the Township. We have nothing to do with Gas or Electric utilities and you may be wasting precious time in a dangerous situation.
To report a Street light that is not working call 1-800-662-4797 or go online to we-energies.com or call the Township office or a Township Officer and we can report it for you.
Public Library Hours
Tuesdays, 9-2:30
Wednesdays, 9-2:30
Thursdays, 9-2
Township Board Meetings - 3rd Wednesday
Add your event to the community calendar
We would love to add any local events! Please call 906-498-2251 or email if you would like to have your event added to our calendar.
clerk@hermansville.com
IXL Museum Hours
The IXL Historical Museum is open June through August, Friday-Sunday from 12:30-4pm. If you would like to volunteer or donate in any way to the IXL Museum please email Joan or Mary. For group tours call 906-498-2326. Find the IXL Historical Museum on Facebook! 906-498-2181
Mary Zychowski : mzski1311@gmail.com
Joan Daniels: wgdaniels@hughes.net
MISS DIGG 811
According to MISS DIGG 811 – Approximately 25% of all damage to our infrastructure is caused by a property owner doing work on their own property. A big chunk of damages occur simply because the person doing the digging wasn’t properly informed of the rules and regulations regarding Public Act 174.
MISS DIG 811 is trying to change that! You can check out more information about MISS DIG 811 here!
Township Projects
Hermansville Pond Aeration Project
Ongoing Hermansville pond aeration project
Community Improvement Project
Hermansville Pond Cleanup Project
144 Years of History
“The biggest little town in the Upper Peninsula!” – Quote from the IXL Reporter, June 1928
Mission Statement: