Welcome to Peninsula TownshipThe Old Mission Peninsula is perhaps Michigan's most unique and scenic township. Unlike the typical six-mile by six-mile-square township, the Old Mission Peninsula is finger-like in shape, projecting approximately 16 miles into Grand Traverse Bay. The township varies from one to three miles in width and encompasses approximately 42 miles of Great Lakes shoreline. Peninsula Township was founded February 3, 1853. The 2020 U.S. Census lists a population of 6,068.
Public Hearing NoticesNone at this time.
A Volunteer OpportunityWe will once again be watering the trees that were newly planted last spring at Bowers Harbor Park and would be thrilled to have you join our efforts. A tank with a pump and long hose makes the job quite manageable while greatly increasing the viability of our leafy new additions. Beyond the satisfaction that comes from nurturing trees and contributing to our community is the pleasure of meeting all the wonderful people who walk the park path. For more information and to sign up to help, contact Michele Zebell at [email protected]. Thank you.
Township Meetings Streaming on YouTube![]() Most township meetings held at the township hall are streamed live on the township's YouTube channel (website opens in a new tab) and are available for viewing for 30 days after they are held.
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Quick ConnectGrand Traverse County Household Hazardous Waste(Sign up will be available online one month before each event.) Go to the Grand Traverse County Recycle Smart website (website opens in new tab) to make an appointment. Schedule:
The Grand Traverse County Resource Recovery Department (RecycleSmart) will be conducting Scrap Tire Collection Events.Appointments are required and can be made by calling the Resource Recovery Department, 231-995-6075 to schedule your appointment.
Donation of Development RightsThe Township's DDR program may be a great option for you!
Contact the Planner at 231.223.7314 if you are interested in more information. MDHHS Message about TicksPrevent tick bites this season and stay safe (website open in new tab)
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