NOTICE OF COMPLIANCE TALL GRASS & WEEDS 2026

Spaulding Township and the Saginaw County Commission on Aging are partnering to bring an activity/dining site to the Spaulding Township Hall for a pilot program which would be held every Wednesday for meals, activities and more!  We want to hear from you on the best way to prepare for programming.  The survey is below, or you may click on this link to download the Word document of the survey: Senior Center Survey-Spaulding.02.23.26
You may also contact the township office (989) 777-0950 to make arrangements to receive a copy of the survey.  Please return completed surveys to the township office at 5025 East Rd. or place in the outside drop-off box at your earliest convenience.

Spaulding Township Senior Center Survey

 The Saginaw County Commission on Aging and Spaulding Township are partnering to bring an activity/dining site to the Spaulding Township Hall for a pilot program 1/x per week for meals, activities and more! We want to hear from you on best ways to prepare for programming.

 Do you think you will participate in the meal program? If so, will you dine-in or carry-out?

? Dine-in                    ? Carry-out                ? Both

Activities I enjoy and/or would like to see at the center:

? Physical activity/exercise programs

If yes, what type of classes? _____________________________________________

? Technology classes                                                 ? Movies

? Bingo                                                                       ? Card Games

? Paint Class                                                              ? Book Club

? Guest Speakers                                                       ? Cooking/Nutritional Education

Other: ______________________________________________________________________

Would you be willing to pay a small fee to attend classes?    ? Yes     ? No

Do you have any transportation needs?    ? Yes      ? No

Are you interested in volunteering?

? In the Senior Center                       ? Deliver Meals on Wheels

If yes, complete the contact information below:

Name: _____________________________ Telephone #: ______________________

E-mail: ______________________________________________________________

THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR TIME!

Yard Waste Collection begins the week of April 6, 2026 on your normal Wednesday pick-up days and lasts through December 11, 2026.

Click here to view the flier: 26-YW-Flier

FOR: Cemetery Lot Holders and Care Givers

Please remove all items by:

FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 2026

To enable SPRING CLEAN-UP

The Cemetery Sexton shall have the right and authority to remove and dispose of any and all growth, emblems, displays or containers therefor that through decay, deterioration, damage or otherwise become unsightly, a source of litter or a maintenance problem. 

For more information contact the Spaulding Township Office at (989) 777-0950.

Click here to view flier: Cemetery Clean Up Notice

Click here to view flier:  2026 Clean Sweep Flyer-Out of County

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE FLIER: 2026 Hazardous Waste & Electronics Recycling Flyer

2026.RECYCLING.TRASH.COLLECTION.CALENDAR

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.