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Formed In 1832, Marshall Township Is A General Law Township Located At The Crossroads Of Interstates I-94 And I-69 In Calhoun County, Michigan.
Marshall Township was formed in 1832. It originally included in its limits all of the entire territory of Calhoun County, and was a constituent of Kalamazoo County. It was named after the then chief justice of the Supreme Court, John Marshall.
Marshall Township keeps you up-to-date with our Township Board, Planning Commission, Fire Board, and Zoning Board of Appeals agendas and minutes.
The Marshall Property Tax Administration and Assessment page provides access to many documents regarding property taxes that will save you time and effort.
The Marshall Planning Commission is a 7-member board, which oversees Marshall Township Planning and Zoning. Meets monthly on the 1st Tuesday of every month as needed.
Highways with Interstate, Business Loop, U.S., or M designation are the responsibility of MDOT. In Marshall township, this includes I-69, I-94, BL-94, and M-96. All other roads are either county primary roads, county secondary roads, or local roads.
Permits, Applications & Inspections — Marshall Township - Calhoun County, Michigan. Next time you need a form or permit save yourself a trip to the township office and just click and print it from our site.
Keeping our Fire Department properly equipped and staffed keeps our fire insurance rating as favorable as possible without a municipal water supply and full time staffing. Marshall Township is served by paid on-call professional firefighters as well as Medical First Responders.
The township is governed by a five member Township Board of Trustees comprised of the Township Supervisor, Township Clerk, Township Treasurer, and two Trustees. All are elected by voters of the township every four years at the November Presidential Election.
Need to contact someone at Marshall Township? Please use our convenient Marshall Township Contact form and we will be in touch.