Alpena Township, located in Alpena, MI, is nestled in the northeastern lower peninsula of Michigan, offering scenic frontage on Lake Huron, Long Lake, the Thunder Bay River, and various other water sources. Encompassing 125 square miles of land, the township includes the City of Alpena and boasts a current population of 9,116 residents, with the county totaling 28,907 inhabitants as per the 2020 Census. Established on February 29, 1859, the Charter Township of Alpena prioritizes coastal resilience and management, providing a range of services to its residents.
Within the township, various departments and offices, such as the Assessing Department, Building Department, Clerk's Office, Fire Department, Water Department, Supervisor's Office, and Treasurer's Office, cater to the community's needs. Additionally, residents can engage with Township Boards like the Board of Trustees, Planning Commission, and Zoning Board of Appeals for governance and decision-making processes. Moreover, the township offers career opportunities and convenient online resources for bill payments and document access.
With a commitment to transparency and community engagement, Alpena Township keeps residents informed through news updates, announcements, and events listed on its calendar. Residents can access important links, participate in recycling efforts, and explore various facets of living, working, and playing in Alpena. The township's dedication to service delivery and effective governance underscores its mission to enhance the quality of life for its residents.
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