Parks & recreation · Waterford, MI
Parks & Recreation
The Parks & Recreation department provides information on parks and facilities, community center updates, master plans, summer day camps, youth leagues, adult sports, and special events. It also offers program registration and calendar of events.
Other Waterford services
- City hallCharter Township of WaterfordThe Charter Township of Waterford can be contacted at 5200 Civic Center Drive, Waterford, MI 48329, or by phone at 248-674-3111. The page provides an online contact form for inquiries.(248) 674-3111
- ClerkClerk's OfficeThe Clerk's Office oversees accounting, agendas & minutes, business licenses, permits and registrations, elections, passports, purchasing, and township ordinances. The Clerk acts as custodian for township records, handles accounts receivable/payable, provides meeting notices, publishes agendas/minutes, and administers voter registration and elections.(248) 674-6266
- ElectionsGary Allison Township ClerkThe Waterford Clerk's Office provides election information, manages voter registration, processes absentee ballot applications, and recruits election workers. It also offers services related to the permanent ballot list and ballot spoiling procedures.(248) 674-6266
- TreasurerSteven ThomasThe Treasurer's Office is responsible for the collection and distribution of property taxes, administration of tax bills, and collection of special assessments and dog license fees. It also manages Township funds, payroll, employee benefits, and pension systems.(248) 674-6220
- Trash & recyclingPriority WasteWaterford Township contracts with Priority Waste for weekly curbside collection of trash, recycling, yard waste, and bulk items for single-family residential homes. The Township also offers a monthly recycling truck for specific paper products at Township Hall.(248) 861-2987
- PoliceWaterford Police DepartmentThe Waterford Police Department provides effective and efficient police services, working with the community to ensure a safe environment by addressing crime, fear of crime, social disorder, and neighborhood decay. They encourage reporting suspicious activity and offer the police department as a safe zone for internet purchase exchanges.(248) 674-0351