Our Fall Yard Waste Collection program has been scheduled for the following date at the Genoa Charter Township Hall from 8 am to 11 am:

Saturday October 19th
Saturday November 23rd

Residents may bring their yard waste to the Township Hall Parking lot on this date. Branches and similar materials must be in 3 foot long bundles.

Please no plastic bags.

More information can be found on our Refuse & Recycling page.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Howell Area Parks & Recreation Authority (HAPRA) shall conduct a public hearing for the Howell Area Parks and Recreation Authority Parks and Recreation Master Plan on November 19, 2024, at 6:30 PM at Oceola Community Center, 1661 Latson Road, Howell, MI 48843 for the purpose of receiving comments on the proposed draft of the HAPRA Parks and Recreation Master Plan. The Plan includes the following communities and entities: Howell Area Parks and Recreation Authority, City of Howell, Howell Township, Genoa Township, Oceola Township, and Marion Township.

The Plan evaluates existing recreation opportunities, reviews public input regarding recreation, establishes recreational goals, and proposes a five-year schedule of improvements and other related items that each jurisdiction wishes to pursue. A PDF copy of the Plan is available for review online HERE or in person at the Oceola Community Center, 1661 Latson Road, Howell, MI 48843, during regular office hours.

If you are interested in submitting comments regarding the Draft Plan, please send comments to Tim Church at tchurch@howellrecreation.org or by phone at 517-546-0693. All comments, written and oral, will be noted for the record.

Howell Parks and Recreation Authority Recreation Plan

Monday October 14, 2024 - Columbus Day Holiday.

No delays

Frequently Asked Election Questions concerning the November 5 2024 General Election

Monday, September 16, 2024, was the last day to pay your 2024 Summer taxes without penalty.  All property tax payments made after Monday September 16th will be charged a 1% penalty per month.

Thank you, Genoa Township Treasurer’s Office

The Michigan Department of Transportation has just announced it will close the Dorr Road bridge over I-96 starting Tuesday, Sept. 10, 2024 through Friday November 8, 2024.

The recommended detour route will be Grand River Avenue and Challis Road.

Questions should be directed to the MDOT Brighton Transportation Service Center at (810) 227-4681.

Genoa Charter Township is concerned a deadly disease known as oak wilt caused by the fungus Ceratocystis fagacearum is a threat to the Township's oak population. Improper tree trimming/removal practices may result in the establishment of oak wilt disease epicenters, which may lead to increased disease activity with devastating aesthetic and economic losses. It is therefore both advisable and prudent to attempt to prevent and control oak wilt.

The entire resolution can be found here

Oak Wilt Resolution

The Brighton Area Fire Authority is seeking residents living in Genoa Township, Brighton Township and the City of Brighton who are willing to serve their community as a Paid-On-Call Firefighter.

• No experience necessary, just the motivation to learn and serve
• All required training is provided and compensated
• Academy classes are held on evening/weekends

To apply, interested applicants can go to www.brightonareafire.com or in person at 615 W. Grand River, Brighton, MI 48116

Any questions please call the Brighton Area Fire Authority at 810 229-6640.

Brighton Area Fire Recruitment Advertisement

Genoa Township is giving out free radon testing kits. The testing kit and instructions are available at Township Hall. 

The naturally-occurring, tasteless, odorless and colorless gas comes from the natural, radioactive breakdown of uranium in soil, rock and water and gets into the air. It enters buildings through openings in  foundation floors or walls such as sump openings, crawlspaces, floor or wall joints and cracks. 

In Livingston County, approximately 40% of homes have elevated radon levels, according to information on the county's website from the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality. 

For more information on this program and on radon in general, please visit the Livingston County Health Department Radon page.