The Delta Township Clerk’s Office will be open for extended hours on the following date to process voter registration applications and absent voter applications for the May 4, 2021 Special Election:

For questions or more information, please contact Collin Mays at cmays@deltami.gov or call 517-763-7723.

After 35 years (25 full-time and 10 part-time) with the Delta Township Fire Department (DTFD), Assistant Fire Chief Mike Roman retired on April 23, 2021. Roman began his full-time position with DTFD in April of 1996, dedicating his life and career to the advancement of the Fire Service. He has been instrumental in saving countless lives and was a driving force in obtaining and running the Lansing Community College training tower facility to better prepare current and future firefighters in fire rescue techniques.

Throughout his career, he has served in many different roles at the department including paramedic/firefighter, Engineer, Lieutenant, Captain, Union President, and Assistant Chief. His hard work, leadership, passion for his craft, compassion for his fellow citizens, and appreciation of each hard-working member of the Delta Township Fire Department have left an incredible mark on this community.

On behalf of the Delta Township Board and the entire community, we would like to congratulate Assistant Fire Chief Mike Roman on his retirement.

Thank you, Mike, for your commitment to the Delta Township Fire Department and the community. Good luck on your future endeavors!

Delta Township grants automatic sewer credits to all residential customers April-September. The process referred to as "Summer Sewer Max", assures summer sewer bills will not increase for seasonal water usages, such as pool filling and lawn irrigation.

A "sewer maximum" is established by calculating the highest average of the two winter quarters (Oct-Dec & Jan-Mar). This average is the maximum a customer will be billed for sewer April - September. Customers will be charged for full water usage during these months, but the sewer portion of the bill will not exceed the "sewer maximum". Therefore, customers will avoid paying sewer charges for excess water usage during the summer months. In addition, this policy makes secondary irrigation meters unnecessary.

This credit is automatic and does not require you to contact us. However, if you have any questions regarding the calculation of the sewer credit please contact the Delta Township Accounting Department 517-323-8510.

Time is running out to enroll in health coverage during the COVID-19 special enrollment period, which runs from Feb. 15 through May 15.

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused many Michiganders to lose their jobs and their health insurance, and Delta Township is encouraging all Michiganders to evaluate their health insurance before the May 15 enrollment deadline. This special enrollment period is a rare opportunity to sign up outside of the normal open enrollment period, making it a very important time for all Michiganders who need coverage for 2021.

If you’re worried that you won’t be able to afford the health coverage you need or that it’s too difficult to enroll, resources are available at Michigan.gov/HealthInsurance. There are a variety of low- or no-cost coverage options available, depending on your income and other factors and there is free, local enrollment help available.

The American Rescue Plan, recently signed into law by President Joe Biden, increases and expands Marketplace subsidies to help you afford health coverage. In some cases, these subsidies could provide cost-free coverage for the whole year. Time is ticking and the sooner you sign up, the more you can save on the health coverage you need for yourself and your family.

Health care coverage is an important part of our state’s health, so it’s important to get covered before the deadline on May 15. Learn more at

Michigan.gov/HealthInsurance or by calling 877-999-6442.

Congratulations to our April Business of the Month, Zoe Life Spa & Salon. “We are proud to service Delta Township as we celebrate 12 years of providing safe and diversified spa and wellness services. I decided to do business in Delta because I have resided in Delta Township for over 50 years and I wanted to be a part of its' continual growth.”- Wendy Bradley, owner of Zoe Life Spa and Salon.

Looking for an easy way to protect our water resources? Adopt a catch basin!

Catch basins are storm sewer inlets that drain excess rain and snowmelt away from pavement and into a system of underground piping, culverts, and/or drainage ditches. Contrary to popular belief, pet wastes, oil and other materials dumped into storm sewer grates do not go to the wastewater treatment plant but instead flow directly into streams and lakes. For example, dumping oil into a storm sewer grate has immense consequences; when it reaches the water, just one pint of oil can create a slick as large as a football field.

Luckily, catch basins serve as the first line of defense against stormwater pollution. Their grates are designed to prevent some debris from entering the system and clogging pipes or discharging into water bodies. However, the grates only capture larger pieces of debris and can become clogged with yard waste and litter. That’s why it’s important to maintain catch basins to prevent localized flooding and minimize surface water pollution. While municipalities frequently street sweep and inspect catch basins, citizens can help!

Tues. 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Wed. 12 p.m. – 8 p.m.

Sat. 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Yard Waste Collection

Open Wednesdays until 8:00pm

Electronics Recycling 9:00am – 12:00pm

Delta Township will feature residents every month to hear why they love our community. The I Am Delta Community Spotlight is intended to help promote diversity, and inclusion in our township. If you or anyone you know (who lives in Delta Township) would like to be featured as our I Am Delta Community Spotlight please email Community and Economic Development Coordinator, Collin Mays at cmays@deltami.gov

It is unlawful for any person while on public property, including public streets, public sidewalks, public trails, and public park property, within the township to bring, drive, lead or carry any dog or small animal or pet which is unleashed, or which is on a leash longer than six feet or capable of extending longer than six feet onto any public property in the township, unless a specific area is designated for unleashed dogs, small animals or pets.

View the ordinance here.

As a courtesy to your friends and neighbors, please be sure to pick up and property dispose of your pet's waste when enjoying public pathways, sidewalks, and parks. There are pet waste bags and waste bins available along our pathways and in our parks. Please help us to keep our Township clean so we can all enjoy the great amenities that Delta has to offer.

Fun in the Sun, Beach Theme on Tuesday, June 1

from 7-9 p.m. at the Mount Hope Park Ball Diamond

Register by clicking here

Fun in the Sun, Beach Theme on Monday, June 7

from 7-9 p.m. at the Mount Hope Park Ball Diamond

Register by clicking here

Luau Theme on Monday, August 2 from 7-9 p.m. at the Mount Hope Park Ball Diamond

Register by clicking here

Tuesday, May 18 at 7 p.m.

Sharp Park

Tuesday, June 15 at 7 p.m.

Sharp Park

Tuesday, July 20 at 7 p.m.

Sharp Park

Administration Offices will be closed on Monday, May 31 in observance of Memorial Day.