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Welcome
Nestled in southwest Wayne County along the banks of the scenic Huron River lays the beautiful Township of Huron. With 3 distinct villages of New Boston, Waltz and Willow, Huron Township offers a tranquil safe environment to raise a family or locate a business.
Home to Lower Huron, Willow and Oakwoods Metroparks, Huron Township boasts numerous miles of linked bike paths and kayaking courses as well as a multitude of other recreational opportunities including fishing, golf, and a family aquatic center.
The October Applefest featuring locally grown produce is just one of the many community events that brings families together during the year.
Conveniently located just minutes from Detroit Metro International Airport with major freeways and rail ways, Huron Township is a prime business development venue and is home to such leading automotive suppliers as Inergy and Brose.
We encourage our residents and visitors to experience our unique quality of life.
Sincerely,
David A. Glaab
Huron Township Supervisor
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Residents
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NOTICE
Public Notice
On September 28, 2016 at 2:20 p.m. there will be a nationwide Emergency Alert System test. Attached is the information regarding the test and also the new EAS operating handbook.
Click here for more information
Simple Recycling has begun in Huron Charter Township!
For more information, please go to www.simplerecycling.com
or call Kathy at 734-753-4466 ext. 126.
Do you often wonder where your tax dollars go? You may be surprised. The following charts quickly identify how each of your tax dollars is allocated. Thank you for taking a look. I hope you find this snippet useful.
- David A. Glaab, Supervisor
 
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Wayne County Announces 2016 Household Hazardous Waste Collections
Click here for more information
Community Development Block Grant Funding - Housing Rehab Program
What is Housing Rehab?
It is a federally funded program through HUD that assists homeowners with home repairs and/or improvements.
What does this program do?
In addition to assisting homeowners with repairs and improvements, the program may also provide:
- Energy efficient items
- Safe and sanitary resolutions
- Assistance to help bring your home up to code compliance (including led-based paint findings)
Examples of repairs:
- Roofing
- Siding
- Furnace
- Windows
- Updates to electrical and plumbing
Potential benefits:
- May increase the value of your home
- Energy efficient items may reflect in lower utility bills
Do I qualify?
The program is offered to homeowners who live in the Township of Huron
*Certain restrictions may apply, as there are specific guidelines to be followed and the program changes each year.
FOR MORE INFORMATION REGARDING THIS PROGRAM, PLEASE CALL:
Cara Vandiver-CDBG Administrator
734-753-4466 Ext. 148
Huron Twp. Head Start Program/GSRP (Great Start Readiness Program) (click to view flier)
For information on EMS Plus, an ambulance service membership program through HVA, please to go www.hva.org and click on Patients, Families, and Community
RE-Community Now Hiring
Need to lower your energy bill? Let DTE Energy help you save energy and money by calling 866-796-0512 for a FREE Home Energy Consultation.
Click here for more information
Wayne County Compass Program
Wayne County Compass – www.compass.waynecounty.com – is a one-stop-shop where motorists can go to get current traffic and road conditions in Southeast Michigan and more. Compass provides: GPS data, route histories of the Roads Division vehicle fleet, the location of the user, and feeds from hundreds of Michigan Department of Transportation traffic cameras. There is a new web App which makes it compatible with smart phones and tablets. Users can report a road hazard/complaint 24/7, or locate the nearest police station, towing service or gas station relative to their location.
Wayne County’s Compass program has earned a prestigious 2013 Achievement Award in the category of Transportation, from the National Association of Counties.
CSX RAILROAD CONTACT INFORMATION:
For CSX railroad emergencies please call 1-800-232-0144. Emergencies consist of a crossing malfunction, blocked track, crossing accident, environmental-hazmat emergency, theft/vandalism, trespassing on CSX property, blocked crossing, or unsafe employee driving.
For all CSX non-emergencies please call 1-877-835-5279 (1-877-TellCSX) or go to www.CSX.com>contact us. Non-emergencies consist of blocked crossings, rough crossings, vegetation, real estate, media concerns, and horn noise.
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