The Section 32 Sewer Authority is submitting an amendment to their Wastewater Improvements Project to complete Phase 2. The purpose of the proposed project is to complete improvements to the existing wastewater system to provide performance to meet present day regulatory standards, to replace outdated and deteriorated systems, and minimize long term operation costs. Project construction will involve replacing the current collection system, expanding the […]
By P.J. GLISSON [email protected] Members of the Gogebic County Chapter of the Michigan Townships Association met on May 30 for a brief meeting in which no action was taken. Newly elected president Larry Grimsby had hoped to launch a new education program but was unable to attend due to illness. “This was going to be my kick-off for the ‘Building Better Government,’” said Grimsby by […]
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Master Plan Community Survey – click to download As a resident or taxpayer of Wakefield Township we are offering you a chance to voice your opinion about Wakefield Township and help plan its future though our Master Plan Survey. Full Time residents will be canvased door to door and part time residents can complete the survey anonymously and email to [email protected] or mail to Wakefield Township Survey, […]
By P.J. GLISSON [email protected] WAKEFIELD – Spring time means that local officials turn their attention to damage incurred by the now fading cold season, and Wakefield Township supervisor John Cox said Wednesday that the issue has been one of his recent projects. “I just completed road inspections yesterday,” he told the Globe, adding that attention now will turn to needed repairs. According to Cox, the […]
Greetings to all Wakefield Township Taxpayers and Friends, Hope you are all well as we give you the 6 month report on our township happenings. Taxpayers will receive a printed copy of this with their tax bill. John Cox Wakefield Township Supervisor 2017 July Newsletter – Wakefield Township
WAKEFIELD TOWNSHIP — The joint Wakefield and Wakefield Township clean-up effort at the Western Upper Peninsula Recycling Center in the township’s industrial park last Friday and Saturday, yielded better than expected results. John Cox, township supervisor, said they expected 3,000 tires would get dropped off, but they received 4,000 and roughly 85 tons of waste was removed, too. Cox said both municipalities were thrilled community […]
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