Brush Drop Off Scheduled for September 19th

On Saturday, September 19, Delhi Township will host a yard waste drop-off for residents from 8 a.m. to noon. The yard waste collection, which will include new safety protocols, will take place at the Delhi Township Publicly Owned Treatment Works (POTW), l...

Delhi Township adopts new ethics, conflict of interest policy

In Delhi Township, our top priority is to earn and maintain the trust of everyone who lives or works in our community. Every Township official – both elected and appointed – plays a role in ensuring the integrity of the work our local ...

Delhi Township declares racism a public health crisis

The Delhi Township Board of Trustees recently passed a resolution declaring racism a public health crisis. With the resolution, which passed unanimously, the Township Board is recommitting itself to improving the quality of life and health outcomes for al...

This just in: Fall youth sports canceled, refunds issued

Out of an abundance of caution, and in line with our partner Holt Public Schools’ announcement that fall sports at the junior high and high school levels will be postponed, we have decided to cancel youth flag football and soccer for the Fall 20...

Delhi Twp. is Hiring!

Delhi Charter Township is now seeking a full-time Administrative Secretary in the Public Services Department and a full-time Secretary for the Building Division in the Community Development Department.

Resurface of Dell Road to start August 24, 2020

Construction work to mill and resurface Dell Road between Aurelius Road and College Road in Delhi Township, is scheduled to start on August 24, 2020, depending on weather and contractor scheduling.  The Contractor will place road work traffic sig...

Vote From Home

Following the passage of Proposal 3 in November of 2018, all registered and eligible Michigan voters can now request absentee ballots for all elections without providing an explanation.

“It’s now easier than ever to request a mail-in ba...

Sewage System Investment Approved

On December 3, the Delhi Township Board of Trustees voted to increase the monthly sewer rates by approximately 4.9%. The rate increase will ensure the Township’s sewage system remains financially stable and well-positioned to make necessary repa...