Hermansville, Michigan

A historical and innovative community

RECENT NEWS

Township Office:
906-498-2251

Regular Clerk hours:

 [email protected]

Regular Treasurer hours:
Daily 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM CST
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Building a Stronger Community Together

Please visit this area of our website frequently for important notices and updates from the Township.  Please feel free to reach out to the Township if you have important questions or comments.

NOTES FROM THE TOWNSHIP

 
MEYER TOWNSHIP 2026 MEETING SCHEDULE

JANUARY 13 TH
FEBRUARY 10 TH
MARCH 24 TH MEETING/ SPECIAL MEETING
MARCH 31ST MEETING/SPECIAL MEETING
APRIL 14TH, TUESDAY
MAY 19TH, TUESDAY
JUNE 16TH, TUESDAY
JULY 21ST, TUESDAY
AUGUST 18TH, TUESDAY
SEPTEMBER 15TH, TUESDAY
OCTOBER 20TH, TUESDAY
NOVEMBER 10TH, TUESDAY
DECEBMER 15TH, TUESDAY

Sewer System Usage
Meyer Township Sewer Authority is advising residents that the only thing to be flushed through the sewer lines is regular toilet paper. NO cloth, plastic, or wipes of any kind should ever be flushed down your toilet. Even if they say they are flushable wipes they will still ruin our sewer equipment.
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.

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!

A Historical Town with Natural Beauty

Hermansville, Michigan is centrally located in the beautiful Upper Peninsula of Michigan.  With progressive historical roots as the birthplace of the tongue and groove hardwood flooring industry, Hermansville has a unique heritage. The community strives to keep its progressive roots alive while promoting the welfare of its residents.  It is a town of great beauty and proud residents.  The community has an active Economic Development organization that works to promote industry and support area businesses.  It is a great community to live and to setup business.

Photo credit – Josh Bedgood

Hermansville Established

Township businesses providing services

150 Years of History

“The biggest little town in the Upper Peninsula!” – Quote from the IXL Reporter, June 1928


Mission Statement:

To Promote and oversee all interests of Meyer Township including Financial, Developmental Opportunities, and any other intrinsic values for the betterment of the people of Meyer Township; To preserve and respect Meyer Township’s culture and heritage while providing efficient services; To be innovative and responsible while shaping the vision for the future.

 

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