The Charter Township of Commerce, Michigan

Please click here to view the Special Meeting Notice and Agenda for the 10-4-16 Special Meeting.

Please join us at the 2016 Commerce Township Fire Department Open House - Sunday, October 2, 2016 at the Richardson Center from 12 - 3 PM.

School Zone Safety Laws and Tips.  

August 2, 2016 Primary Election results are available (in real time as precincts are counted) from OAKLAND COUNTY. Precincts close at 8:00 PM and results will not be available until after that time. To obtain the latest results for COMMERCE TOWNSHIP, CLICK HERE and under the heading Custom Filter by Contest, Vote Type and Jurisdiction choose CONTEST: ALL, VOTE TYPE: ALL, and JURISDICTION: COMMERCE TOWNSHIP, and then click REFRESH.

OAKLAND COUNTY ELECTION RESULTS

You can now follow Commerce Township on Twitter! Follow us to get notified of special meetings, meeting cancelations, website postings, and more! Find us at @CommerceTwp

If you are interested in working as an Election Inspector for the November General Election please either contact our office for more information or simply fill out the Election Inspector Application and return it to the Clerk's Department.  If you have any questions please contact us (248) 960-7020.

The Detroit Water and Sewerage Department (DWSD) had developed a set of videos to help suburban customers throughout the service area better understand their water bills and the costs associated with providing this vital service. Topics explored include the real cost for a gallon of municipal water, how to reduce your water bill and why rates keep going up. Please visit their YouTube channel to watch!

The Commerce Township Parks and Recreation Master Plan for 2014-2018 DRAFT is now available for preview. It is available from the following links (the plan is in two parts):

Part 1

Part 2

Are you an Oakland County resident between the ages of 19 and 64 who has been denied Medicaid or Medicare? If so, you may qualify for healthcare coverage through Oakland Primary Healthcare Network – a not-for-profit organization. Please contact our office for more information: 248-545-9355 / www.oaklandhealthplan.com

Did you know that individually we use about 77 gallons of water each day? In spite of the dry summer we are having, it’s important to remember that overwatering our lawns can easily carry pollution to the storm drains and then to our lakes and streams. By using less water on our lawns we can help prevent some of this pollution. And remember, saving water also saves money!

Here are some simple steps you can take to use less water to maintain a healthy lawn and help keep our water clean. Give them a try. A few simple changes can make a big difference!