Leoni Township

May 19, 2012

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We no longer have a P.O. Box please send all payments or correspondence directly to 913 Fifth Street, Michigan Center, Mi 49254

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FOR AFTER HOURS EMERGENCY SEWER ISSUES CALL 768-2515

BLACKMAN / LEONI PUBLIC SAFETY 788-4223

For Information on our County Commissioner please go to Township Info and click on

Jackson County Commissioner

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Leoni Township Hall

913 Fifth Street

Michigan Center Mi 49254

Office Hours

MONDAY THRU THURSDAY 7:30-5:00

CLOSED FRIDAYS

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Leoni Township Board of Trustee Meetings are every 2nd Tuesday @ 6.00pm

Planning Commission Meetings are every 1st & 3rd Wednesday of the Month @ 6.00 pm

Zoning Board of Appeals are scheduled when needed.

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Blackman/Leoni Public Safety

Burning Information

Only when winds are below 7 mph.

At least 20 feet away from the street.

At least 15 feet away from buildings,property lines,fence row.

Must have a method to keep under control.

Must be continuously supervised.

Must be out by 7:00 PM.

No Smoke

No Embers

Cool to the touch

Campfires, ONLY,Can burn untill 12.00 Midnight

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Boater Safety Information for Saturday June 9th 2012

9am to 5 pm

Clik on link below

Portals/0/Boater_Safety.pdf 1.pdf

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Outdoor Burning Control Ordiance 2010

Leoni Township

Welcome to the Leoni Township web site, we hope you find everything you need here in this one convenient location! Please e-mail suggestions to me at mmanke@leonitownship.com, I am always looking for ways to make this site better.

The Township of Leoni is one of those peaceful communities that we are proud to be a part of. Our tree lined expressways provide a rural look throughout the Township, but behind many of those trees lies a bustling community filled with nearly 14,000 great people, a chain of 7 lakes as well as many other lakes and a rural atmosphere with a friendly smile! The Township of Leoni’s most prominent manmade feature is it’s Sewer Treatment Facility. We serve approximately 13 seperate communities in 3 different counties. We just completed a $34 million state of the art membrane filtration system.
Our boards, commissions, and committees are comprised of many citizens volunteering much of their time to make this a good place to live. As you browse through this web site you will meet some of them, learn a little bit about them and how to contact them.