Hope Township Clerk

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1750 E Curtis Rd

Hope, MI 48628

+1 (989) 689-5158

https://hopetwp.org

Hope Township in Michigan is governed by a dedicated board of officials who manage local affairs, including zoning, fire department operations, and community services. Residents can engage in township activities through various committees and attend monthly board meetings to stay informed about local governance.

The township is also home to Woodside Park, which serves as a recreational area for the community, and offers additional resources such as assessment links and public notices. With a focus on community involvement and transparency, Hope Township strives to enhance the quality of life for its residents through collaborative efforts and organized events.

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