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The mission of the Planning and Zoning department is to promote and protect the public health, safety, convenience, and general welfare of the inhabitants of the Charter Township of Grand Blanc. This is achieved through the conservation and protection of land resources while providing reasonable use and enjoyment by residents, businesses and industry thereby insuring land uses shall be situated in appropriate locations and compatible with the existing or planned development of the surrounding area; to limit overcrowding of land and the ecosystem; to minimize or prevent congestion of transportation and utility systems; to facilitate adequate and efficient provision for the transportation system, sewage disposal, water, energy, education, recreation, emergency services and other public service and facilities; to retain and improve the quality of life in the township; and to promote and achieve the goals, objectives and future land use plan of the Master Plan and the Zoning Ordinance.

The Charter Township of Grand Blanc is committed to providing the highest level of services possible with the goal of enhancing the quality of life for all township residents. The Department of Public Works is striving to provide services through innovative management practices, public participation, and sound conservative use of the best and latest technologies.

This past August, the Municipal Treasurers Association of United States & Canada awarded Grand Blanc Township a Cash Handling Program Certification for meeting or exceeding the minimum requirements as established by this national organization. Our Deputy Treasurer, Sue Saylor, is a certified trainer in this area. All Township personnel that come in contact with monies must be certified as a cash handler. What makes this certification unique is that Grand Blanc Township is the first municipality within the State of Michigan to receive this award.

Adventure waits around every bend of Michigan’s more than 5,800 miles of groomed snowmobile trails. From the first good snowfall to the end of March, snowmobilers can experience the natural beauty of Michigan’s Upper and Lower Peninsulas from a sled, ride through stands of towering pines, skim along the shoreline of Michigan’s Great Lakes, or break for a winter picnic beside an icy bubbling stream. Go jump in a lake! They'll cut a great big hole in the ice for you and anyone else crazy enough to try it at some of the hundreds of festivals and events held throughout Michigan this winter.