If you’re a registered Leland Township voter, request an absentee voter application from the clerk, 231-256-7546, ext. 201 or via email clerk@lelandtownship.com. Or apply online. After the completed application is received, the clerk will mail you a ballot, which may be returned by mail or in person and must be received before the polls close on Election Day.
To Receive Absentee Ballot Applications on a Permanent Basis: You may ask the Leland Township clerk to be placed on a list to receive absent voter applications.
Once on the list, the clerk's office will automatically send you an application for absentee ballot before each election.
In order to receive an absentee ballot, you must complete and return the application for each election you wish to vote.
Please download the full report from the 2022 Leland Township Compensation Committee
To find out what the balance is on your Leland Township Sewer Bill, follow the link for Utility Bill Search.
To find property tax information:
To pay your property taxes with a credit card, click on the link below.
If this is your first time on the credit card payment site, start by going to "Register" under the header "Account" on the left side of the page.
A processing fee will be added to your bill.
The villages of Lake Leelanau and Leland are served by a sewer system. Residents and businesses within those villages are billed four times per year for sewer services—in January, April, July and October.
Sewer Emergency Repairs: 231-590-8846
General Repairs and Sewer Hookup: 231-866-0799
Charcoal Filters for Odor: Leland Township Office, 231-256-7546, ext. 201
Sewer Billing and General Calls: 231-256-7546, ext. 201
Slips are reserved on a first-come, first-served basis; reservations are not accepted. For more information, call the harbormaster at 231-256-9132.
Call the Leland Township clerk (231-256-7546, ext. 201) with the following information:
To register to vote, you must be all of the following:
If you want to check to see if you are registered, visit www.Michigan.gov/vote.
You may obtain an application to register to vote at any of the following locations:
For complete information on voter registration, visit Michigan Department of State.