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Martin Township
Allegan County
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Latest News & Notices
- Early Voting Starts October 26NewsPosted October 9, 2024
- Martin Township Accepting Bids for 2024/2025 Snowplowing SeasonNewsPosted October 7, 2024
- Martin Township Trash DayNewsPosted June 17, 2024
- Township Meeting Schedule 2024NewsPosted June 17, 2024
- Free Radon Test Kits for ResidentsNewsPosted June 17, 2024
- 2024 Martin Township Recycling Collection CalendarNewsPosted June 17, 2024
Upcoming Meetings
- Planning Commission Meeting2024-03-05, 6, 30, PM, 2024-03-05, 7, 30, PM, 1, , 1, custom_days, 1, , never, , 106:30PM
- GLIB Meeting2024-03-21, 6, 0, PM, 2024-03-21, 7, 0, PM, 1, , 1, advanced, 1, Thu.3, never, 10/18/2024, 106:0PM
- Township Board Meeting2024-01-10, 6, 30, PM, 2024-01-10, 8, 0, PM, 1, , 1, advanced, 1, Wed.2, date, 12/12/2024, 106:30PM
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About Martin Township
Martin Township was organized in 1839 and named in honor of President Martin Van Buren. The first settlers were Mumford Eldred and his family. They were followed by other families who settled in the township from 1837 to 1850.Â
Their names were – Walter, Monteith, Kimball, Shepherd, Shelman, Redpath, McVean, Patterson, Wheeler and Wylie. These families and their descendants have made Martin Township what it is today.
We want to continue that legacy for all families living in our township today. Our vision is to provide a growing secure, hometown community.
