Clinton Township Residents, do you need to clear your attic and basement of old computers, televisions, and other electronic devices that are taking up valuable space? Read on...
Classes, games, sports, special events, and more! Find something fun for the whole family in this issue of the Clinton Township Recreation Brochure! Click Here!
The Clinton Township Police Department and Township Supervisor are issuing an urgent public safety announcement regarding high-powered electric motorcycles following an August incident which led to multiple misdemeanor citations. Read on...
Clinton Township will once again gather on Sept. 11 to remember those who lost their lives and honor the first responders, military personnel, and ordinary Americans whose courage and sacrifice defined that day 25 years ago. Read on...
Beginning Monday, August 17, the Clinton Township Senior and Family Recreation Department walk-in registration and customer service will move from the Civic Center to the Senior Center (40730 Romeo Plank Road). Read on...
Utility companies will soon be installing new high-speed fiber lines throughout Clinton Township. This work is NOT being directed by or in association with Clinton Township. Read on...
The 2026 Voter Guide provides official information about voting in Clinton Township, including voting by mail, early voting locations and hours, Election Day voting, accessible voting services, ballot return options, and Clerk’s Office resources. Additional Info...
One of the most visible redevelopment opportunities along Gratiot took a major step forward last week as the Regional Shopping Center property at Gratiot and 15 Mile Road officially changed hands, opening the door to new investment and renewed activity. Read on...
The Clinton Township DDA is inviting residents, business owners, property owners, and community stakeholders to help shape the future of the Gratiot corridor through a new public survey as part of a streetscape and placemaking initiative. Read on...
A public service announcement from the Clinton Township Police Department, as the community continues to observe an increased use of high-powered electric cycles. Additional Info...
In a series of orders issued by the Macomb County Circuit Court, ITC has been granted easement rights along 19 Mile Road in its bid to install high-voltage power lines along the corridor.
The Clinton Township Board of Trustees has unanimously approved a resolution opposing a package of bills introduced in the Michigan House of Representatives designed to limit local zoning authority and reduce local regulations over development decisions.
