MTA is a nonprofit association that provides assistance to member township officials. MTA is an information and education service provider and is not an investigative or enforcement organization.

For general information on township laws, you may wish to visit a local library or go online and research the Michigan Compiled Laws; otherwise, for specific legal advice you should contact your personal attorney.

Various state agencies that are taxpayer supported provide information to the public.

For information on financial matters such as taxes, budgeting and accounting or lawful expenditures.

www.michigan.gov/treasury

The Consumer Protection Division of the Attorney General's office helps consumers each year by mediating complaints that fall within their jurisdiction.

www.michigan.gov/ag

The State Boundary Commission Unit administers statutes related to land development.

www.michigan.gov/cis

Information on elections in Michigan.

www.michigan.gov/sos

Legislative bill and Michigan Compiled Laws search engine.

www.legislature.mi.gov

Offered by the Michigan Legislature, this page includes information on the Freedom of Information Act, Open Meetings Act and other frequently requested acts related to local government.

www.legislature.mi.gov

Additional questions or comments can be directed to MTA Public Affairs at:

Phone: (517) 321-6467
E-mail: publicaffairs@michigantownships.org