Plymouth Township Solid Waste Department

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46555 Port St

Plymouth, MI 48170

+1 (734) 354-3270

https://www.plymouthtwp.org

Plymouth Township is a local government entity located in Plymouth, Michigan, dedicated to serving its residents through various departments, including public services, community development, and solid waste management. The Township prioritizes efficient waste management, community engagement, and the preservation of local resources while promoting public safety and environmental sustainability.

The Township offers a range of services including park reservations, online property inquiries, and resident access to important public notices and events. With an emphasis on open government and community involvement, Plymouth Township aims to foster a collaborative environment that honors its history while embracing future opportunities.

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