Township News
Leighton Township Offices are located at:
4451 12th Street Suite A Wayland, MI 49348
Phone: (616)891-8238 Fax: (616)891-2143
Due to Covid 19 - We are Closed to the Public.
Office Hours: Limited - We strongly suggest you leave a phone message or email.
Drop Box is available 24/7 for paperwork or payments. (located on outside of building by flag)
Important Information Regarding the Coronavirus:
In order to protect the health and well-being of our citizens and employees, Leighton Township has taken the following steps:
1. The Township will continue to function and provide necessary services to the best of our ability. Staffing levels, however, will be reduced to minimize exposures.
2. Fire and Rescue services will continue without reduction or interruption.
3. The Township offices will be closed to walk-In visitors until further notice.
4.. Phone Inquiries at 616-891-8238 will be processed in a timely manner. Please leave a message or voicemail they will recieve prompt attention.
5. Emails may be sent to the following:
Steve @ Supervisior@leightontownship.org
MaryLou @ Clerk@leightontownship.org
Jacquelynn @ Treasurer@leightontownship.org
Laura (Assessor) @ laurastob@yahoo.com
Fern (D/L Sewer) @ dl@leightontownship.org
6. Any "Paperwork or Payments" may be deposited in the township drop box located outside the township building by the windows near the flagpole.
7. Profession Code Inspectors is Leighton Townships Building Department - Please call 616-877-2000 to see how they will proceed.
Please continue to monitor the website for future announcements and updates!
ACCESS TAX, ASSESSING, GREEN LAKE SEWER AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION click on link below
BSA Online
Can’t catch up with mortgage or property tax payments?
Contact Allegan County Treasurer's Office at treasurer@allegancounty.org or (269) 673-0260 or visit the Step Forward Michigan website at www.StepForwardMichigan.org.
Credit Card Payment is available online with a 3% fee... click here! You can also pay your bills with ACH or a bank withdraw forms (Sewer page).
It’s time to get REAL
A message from Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson
Your Michigan driver’s license or identification card may not get you through airport security later this year.
Oct. 1 is when the federal government will fully enforce the post-9/11 REAL ID Act, and standard state-issued driver’s licenses and identification cards will no longer be accepted to board domestic flights within the United States, or when entering certain federal facilities, such as military bases or nuclear power plants.
Many people already have a REAL ID document, such as a valid U.S. passport, a DHS Trusted Traveler Card or an Enhanced Driver’s License. A full list of acceptable REAL ID documents is available at TSA.gov. Those who don’t can make their Michigan license or identification REAL ID-compliant by visiting a Secretary of State branch office and presenting the required documents. And, if you make an appointment, you’ll be in and out in 30 minutes or less.
Here’s what you need to do to get a REAL ID:
- To schedule an appointment at one of our branch offices visit Michigan.gov/SOSAppointments or calling 888-SOS-MICH. You can make your appointment at any branch in the state, and you don’t need to have a renewal mailer to do so. Some branches fill up fast, so book your appointment a few weeks in advance of when plan to travel. Your REAL ID license or state ID card will be mailed to you.
- Bring your driver’s license or state identification card.
- Bring your certified birth certificate, with a raised seal or stamp issued by a governmental agency; your valid, unexpired U.S. passport; or an approved citizenship or legal presence document. (Faxes and photocopies won’t be accepted.)
- If your name differs from what is on your birth certificate, bring certified documents for every time your name has changed, such as marriage licenses or court orders.
There’s no additional fee to turn a license or state ID card into a standard REAL ID if it’s done during your normal renewal time; otherwise a duplicate card fee of $9 or $10 will be charged.
For more information, visit Michigan.gov/RealID.