B.O.R INFORMATION:
The Redding Township Board of Review for March 2026 —
Will be held at Redding Township Hall at 8391 W. Temple Drive in Harrison, Michigan, 48625.
The Redding Township March Board of Review will meet on the following dates:
Tuesday, March 3rd, 2026 at 3:00PM
—Organizational Meeting.
Monday, March 9th, 2026 3PM-9PM
—Public Appeal Hearings.
Tuesday, March 10th, 2026 9AM-3PM
—Public Appeal Hearings.
Property owners may appeal their assessments during the above times, if unable to attend one of these sessions, you must send an email or letter of appeal. Letters or emails of appeal MUST BE RECEIVED no later than 9AM Monday March 9th, 2026. Email Address is reddingassessor@gmail.com — Mailing address: Makayla Sweet, P.O. Box 174, Harrison, MI, 48625.
For questions, please contact Makayla Sweet,
at Michigan Central Assessing. (989) 426-8854.
Public Notice of Redding Township Meetings
The Redding Township Board will meet on the following dates for the year of 2026 —
All meetings will begin at 5:30pm and take place at the Redding Township Hall,
8391 W. Temple Drive, Harrison, Michigan, 48625.
Regular Meetings;
Monday January 19th, Monday February 16th, Monday March 16th, Monday April 20th, Monday May 18th, Monday June 15th, Monday July 20th, Monday August 17th, Monday September 21st, Monday October 19th, Monday November 16th, Monday December 21st.
Workshop Meetings;
Monday March 9th, Monday June 8th, Monday September 7th, Monday December 7th.
This notice is posted in compliance with the Open Meetings Act, Public Act 267 of 1976, as amended, (MCL 41.72a(2)(3)) and the Americans with Disabilities Act.
The Redding Township Board will provide necessary reasonable auxiliary aids and services, such as signers for the hearing impaired and audio recordings of printed materials being considered at the meeting, to individuals with disabilities at the meeting or public hearing upon 3 days notice to the Redding Township Board. Individuals with disabilities requiring auxiliary aids or services should contact the Township Board by writing or calling the following: Brooke Daniels, Redding Township Clerks Office. 8391 W. Temple Drive, Harrison, Michigan, 48625.
(231) 743-9525 Extension 1 for the Clerk’s Office
Posted on December 17, 2025
A copy of this notice is on file in the Clerk’s Office,
— Located at Redding Township Hall, 8391 W. Temple Drive, Harrison, Michigan, 48625.
Treasurer Hours
Monday
4:00PM to 7:00PM
Tuesday
9:00AM to 4:00PM
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Clerk Hours
Monday
9:30AM to 12:30PM
Tuesday
9:30AM to 12:30PM
Friday: 9:30AM to 1:30PM
Supervisor Hours
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Our Approach;
nuestro enfoque,
Transparency, consistency, communication, these are all keys to not just a successful community but a community that is connected, Redding Township is a close-knit environment built of generations, family, friends. Every decision the Redding Township Board makes is with the people in mind. Things are done with full transparency, with discussions and thoughts in mind from the very members that make up this community.
Our Team,
nuestro equipo,
Our board and staff is built from members of the community. We, the people, want what’s best for this community to continue to succeed, thrive and flourish. Our Board members have extensive knowledge of government services and are committed to staying up-to-date on the latest developments.
Fernwood Cemetery,
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Fernwood Cemetery Fee Schedule, as well as Redding Township Cemetery Ordinance, on file, per request via the Office of the Township Clerk.
(231) 743-9525 Ext 1.
Posted hours for the Office of the Township Clerk above,
Transfer Station,
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Summer Hours
May 1st — October 31st
Thursday: 1:00PM to 5:00PM
Sunday: 9:00AM to 2:00PM
Winter Hours
November: 1st — April 30th
Sunday: 9:00AM to 4:00PM
"Turn your face towards the sun,
let the shadows fall behind you."
GET IN TOUCH.
Telephone us in the office:
For the Treasurers Office, Extension 2.
For the Clerks Office, Extension 1
Located at: 8391 W. Temple Drive,
Harrison, Michigan, 48625
It’s a Board Meeting, folks.
Under the Open Meetings Act (OMA), the only place a Township Board can do its business is in a public meeting of the Township Board. Board meetings are the business meetings of the Board, and is in the best interest of the Township as a whole that the board conducts its business in an organized, productive and business-like manner.
The public, however, can (and is invited to) interact with the Township at any time: by going to the Township Offices, phoning or emailing a Board member, or visiting the Township’s website — even buttonholing a Board member at the grocery store.
To clarify, the monthly Township Board Meeting is not a “town hall meeting”, where everyone has a say in decisions. And, they are not meant to be extended complaint sessions or arguments. This is something that many people, including Board members themselves, can lose sight of. Especially in the recent years, when national politicians and the media regularly use the term “town hall meeting” as a reference to a public forum. But, that does not represent the form of the format of local government entities in Michigan.
The Board meetings are not monthly platforms for debate, not equal time situations for the public or individual Board members. The public does not have a vote in the Board’s decisions. The legal entitlement to express opinions at a Board meeting is during the allotted Public Comment period(s), or at a dedicated Public Hearing that would be scheduled for a specific issue.
The idea that all concerns, opinions, etc. must be allowed and expressed at a Board meeting is neither mandated by law not recommended from a practical standpoint. By their nature, Board meetings can put either ‘side’ on the defensive, in a very public place.
Often, the comments or questions raised by meeting attendees are not specific Township business that can be reasonably transacted by the Board. In reality, many issues that the public bring to a Board meeting are handled better — in the interest of the public — by the appropriate Township official, and during normal business hours.
Todd Jeffery, Supervisor.
Brooke Daniels, Clerk.
Kelly Nurenberg, Treasurer.
Billy Lemaster, Trustee.
Bonnie Pierce, Trustee.
Feel free to visit during normal business hours, or schedule an appointment.
We, Redding Township, would be most delighted to hear from the community. You, the public have a right to attend the regularly scheduled meetings each month, so your voice can be heard.