Saginaw Charter Township

Saginaw Charter Township Drinking Water Report Info
Saginaw Charter Township's Four Core Community Values/Guiding Principles: Providing for a Safe Community Promoting a Neat, Clean, Attractive Community with Beautiful Neighborhoods Providing Quality of Life Opportunities Maintaining a Professionally Well Run, Efficient Government...One that Provides High Quality Services to its occupants. General Information Located in Saginaw County contiguous the northwest limits of the City of Saginaw 26.5 square miles Population of 40,840 (US Census 2010) twelfth biggest Township in the State Government Charter Township 7 Elected load up individuals Appointed, professional chief 162 full-time proportionate Employees Planning and Zoning Comprehensive Development Plan and Zoning Ordinance Both arranging records are routinely refreshed and reliably upheld Police Department 43 Sworn officers, including the board and care staff 20 Marked vehicles 2 engine cycles Fire Department 3 fire stations and 1 focal office 6 full-time workers and a professionally prepared volunteer power of 85 firemen 10 firefighting vehicles ISO Rating = 4 Water Supplied from Lake Huron and acquired from the City of Saginaw Design capacity - 10 million gallons for each day (top utilization to date is 6 million gallons for every day) Sanitary Sewer Local sewage treatment office accessible to around 3/4 of Saginaw Township Energy Electricity and gaseous petrol provided by Consumers Energy Electric capacity - 6.83 million kilowatts Natural gas capacity - 2.8 million mcf every day No confinement anticipated in providing new clients Medical Facilities In Saginaw Township Doctors.....................108 Offices Dentists.....................53 Offices Optometrists..............10 Offices Veterinarians...............7 Offices Area Hospitals Covenant St. Mary's HealthSource Veterans Affairs Transportation MBS International Airport (3 miles north of Saginaw Township) served by United, Northwest, Continental, and US Air Saginaw Transit System (STS) gives open transport administration to parts of Saginaw Township Major parkway associations by means of I-675 along the Township's eastern limit Railroad administration accessible through CSX Transportation and Central Michigan Railway Trucking administrations are accessible through roughly 33 engine cargo organizations in the Saginaw Area Parks Olson Recreational Center (17 sections of land) including the new Center Courts Recreation Center Harvey Randall Wickes Recreation Complex (100 sections of land) Imerman Memorial County Park (96 sections of land of trails, angling and diversion along the Tittabawassee River William H. Haithco County Recreation Area (71 sections of land highlighting swimming, angling and sailboarding on the lake) 8 neighborhood parks going from 3 to 12 sections of land One of the Nation's best recreational soccer offices Boat dispatch on the Tittabawassee River situated on South Center Road Two Little League baseball focuses Public Schools Saginaw Township Community Schools give K-12, grown-up instruction and network training programs Enrollment for 2016/17 avgs 4,731 understudies There are 5 grade schools, 1 center school and 1 secondary school Elementary schools offer music, physical training and unknown dialect programs The center school offers music, theater, workmanship, physical instruction, sports and unknown dialects The secondary school program offers many propelled courses and a full scope of extracurricular games and exercises Extensive projects offered to understudies with unique needs and to ability advancement (Gifted and Talented) High school understudies approach professional preparing through the Saginaw Career Complex Students at all levels reliably score well better than expected on state-and national-level appraisal tests Private and Parochial Schools 4 parochial private primary schools and 1 secondary school situated in Saginaw Township worked by the Catholic Diocese of Saginaw and 1 Lutheran secondary school Numerous other non-public schools situated in or close to Saginaw Township Library (Zauel Memorial) Owned and upheld by Saginaw Township, 1976/1981 Operated under agreement to the Saginaw Public Library System Provides access to more than 382,000 books in 5 branches all through Saginaw County and 122,000 books locally Golf Courses Sawmill Golf Club - arranged unit improvement with semi-open 18 gap title fairway, driving reach a short game fairway inhabitant limits and participations likewise accessible Pleasant View Golf Course - 9 gap standard 3 course Saginaw Country Club - 18 gap green for individuals just Shopping Areas (significant retailers) Fashion Square Mall (roughly 100 stores including Sears, JC Penney, Macy's) Fashion Corners Shopping Center (Best Buy) Green Acres Plaza (approx. 17 stores including Kroger and Planet Fitness) Towne and Campus Plaza LeCommercant Plaza West Valley Shopping Center (Dick's Sporting, Barnes and Noble, PetSmart, Old Navy) Numerous other littler shopping offices including Walmart, ABC Warehouse, Menards. Retailers contiguous Saginaw Township (Target, Home Depot, Art Van, Meijer, Sam's Club) Area Lodging/Restaurant/Meeting Facilities 6 inns/motels with 600 rooms (others close by) 100 eating foundations running from cheap food to top notch food 3 offices in Saginaw Township with gathering capacity of at least 200 Horizons Conference Center with an all out 85,000 sq. ft. can serve 3,000 individuals, rich ball room and a few full time gourmet specialists The Dow Event Center and Heritage Theater in downtown Saginaw with a seating capacity of up to 7,500 in the principle assembly hall Saginaw Valley State University Conference Center Where We Are Located Saginaw Township Hall is situated at: 4980 Shattuck Rd P.O. Box 6400 Saginaw, MI 48603-2963, US Map to the Saginaw Township Hall Phone: 989-791-9800 Fax: 989-791-9815 Business Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Other Information Audit Report: 2017 Annual Budget 2017/2018 Employment Application.