Spring is the perfect time to tackle those home cleanup and remodeling projects, and MMWA is here to help! Residents in one of our 31 member communities in Saginaw County can get a free WM Bagster® to make their cleanup efforts a breeze. These bags are available on a first come first serve basis and are perfect for residents living in single-family homes or up to a fourplex multi-unit. To get your free Bagster®, simply call MMWA at (989) 781-9555.

 

These Bagster® bags are like easy-to-use dumpsters in a bag, capable of holding up to 3,300 pounds of debris or waste. Once your bag is filled, you can schedule a convenient pick-up through WM’s website at an affordable price. This is a simple and convenient way to handle your home cleanup projects without the hassle of renting a traditional dumpster.

 

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to make your spring cleaning and remodeling projects a success! Call MMWA today to secure your free Bagster® and make your home improvement dreams a reality.

2025 CLEAN SWEEP COLLECTION SCHEDULE

DISPOSE OF YOUR UNWANTED PESTICIDES, HERBICIDES & INSECTICIDES

View Flier: 2025 Clean Sweep Flyer

NEED ASSISTANCE?

• CAC Community Action Center – 989.753.7741 2824 Perkins St., Saginaw, MI 48601
• Commission on Aging – Meals on Wheels 989.797.6880
• Department of Public Health – 989.758.3800
• Dial 211 for Local Assistance (they can offer locations and numbers for assistance) mi211.org
• Michigan DHS – 989.758.1100
• Outreach Center – 989.249.8676 (they can provide food & clothing)
• Saginaw County Salvation Army – 989.793.8371 2030 N. Carolina St., Saginaw, MI 48602
• United Way of Saginaw County – 989.755.0505
• WIC (Women, Infants & Children) – 989.758.3733
• Low-Income Household Water Assistance Program – (LIHWAP) 989.753.7741
• Residents can apply for energy assistance to help pay for outstanding heating and cooling bills, following the release of $100 million from the bipartisan infrastructure law into the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LiHeap). This is the first of five $100 million yearly installments into the program. These dollars, combined with American Rescue Plan and regular LiHEAP funds total $8 billion in heating assistance dollars made available in the past 12 months. For more information on Michigan’s LiHEAP and Home Heating assistance programs, visit MDHHS website.

Mid-Michigan Waste Authority Special Waste Drop Off Days 2025

Free disposal of hazardous waste materials

Click here to view poster: 2025 HSW Flier Final V2.0

Spaulding Township Office will be closed on the following days in 2025 in observance of the Holiday listed:

HOLIDAY OFFICE CLOSURES

New Year’s Day                           Wednesday, January 1

Martin Luther King Day            Monday, January 20

Presidents Day                            Monday, February 17

Good Friday                                 Friday, April 18

Memorial Day                             Monday, May 26

Independence Day                     Friday, July 4

Labor Day                                    Monday, September 1

Veterans Day                              Tuesday, November 11

Thanksgiving                               Thursday, November 27 & Friday, November 28

Christmas Eve & Day                 Wednesday, December 24 & Thursday, December 25

Office Closed                                Friday, December 26

2025 Holiday Office Closures

2025.RECYCLING.TRASH.COLLECTION.CALENDAR

NOTICE OF COMPLIANCE

TALL GRASS AND WEED CONTORL ORDINANCE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all residents and property owners of Spaulding Township that all grass and weeds on residential and vacant lots in the Township must be cut in compliance by May 1^st each year and as needed thereafter.

Grass and weeds cannot exceed 9 inches in height.

 If the property owner is not in compliance with the Township Ordinance No. 35.050, the Township will proceed with cutting and all costs incurred will be billed to the property owner.

Mark Seamon

Spaulding Township Clerk

 

Posted on Website & Township Office

 

Spaulding Township is an equal opportunity provider.

REGULAR OFFICE HOURS
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
10:00am – 3:00pm
Wednesday
Noon – 5:00pm

Current LOBBY REQUIREMENTS
Maintain Social Distancing – 6 feet apart from those not in your household.

PAYMENTS
 – Include your Water/Tax payment stub
– Or, provide: Customer/Owner Name-Address-Account/Parcel #/Current Phone Number
Place in DROP OFF BOX by outside door
Credit/Debit card online: www.spauldingtwp.com
U.S. Postal Mail
Cash – Office only

We hope that you find the information that you are looking for and discover the uniqueness of Spaulding Township

Spaulding Township is a General Law Township with population of 2,141 residents and 27 square miles of area. Spaulding Township is not a full size township being cut off by the Shiawassee River on the west side. Spaulding Township is the home of the Shiawassee Flats National Wildlife Refuge a 7,300 acre wildlife refuge visited by many people each year; the Township is about 70% rural.

Spaulding Township boasts a volunteer fire department, air conditioned rental hall, well kept park and rental pavilion, and a township run cemetery for its residents. Approximately 95 % of our residents have city water.

MONTHLY Meetings at Spaulding Township Office
Township Board Meeting:                          The third Tuesday at 6:00 p.m.
Cass River Dike Committee:                      The second Monday at 7:00 p.m.
Flint River Dike Committee:                      The second Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
Planning & Zoning Commission:               The first Wednesday at 6:00 p.m.
Event & Action Volunteer Committee:     The fourth Wednesday at 6:00 p.m.
Zoning Board of Appeals:                        Only meet when petitioned – contact the township office for information
NOTE:  Meeting schedule varies and is subject to change – check website POSTINGS for up-to-date information or call the township office at (989) 777-0950.

This institution is an equal opportunity provider.