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Announcements
Notice of Availability of 2009 Summer Tax
Deferment Under MCL 211.51, property taxpayers may defer until February
16, 2010, without penalty or interest, the due date of their summer taxes
on their principal residence, if their gross household income for the
preceding calendar year didnot exceed $40,000 and they are: a) 62
years of age or older, including the unmarried surviving spouse of a
person who was 62 years of age or older at the time of death; b) A
paraplegic or quadriplegic; c) An eligible serviceperson, eligible
veteran, or their eligible widow or widower; d) A blind person; or
e) A totally and permanently disabled person.
Property that is classified or used as
agricultural property may qualify if the gross receipts of the
agricultural or horticultural operation in the previous year (or the
average gross receipts for such operations in the previous three years)
are not less than the household income of the owner for the preceding
calendar year.
Persons applying for a deferral must certify
that they qualify for the deferment on a form which is available by
contacting your local Township Treasurer. The form must be completed
each year in order to have taxes deferred without penalty in any given
year. The form must be filed with the Township Treasurer no later
than September 15, 2009, to receive the deferral.
Application for Deferment
of Summer Taxes
2009 OCTA Officers
| Peggy Hoard |
President |
743-6342 |
| Art Moyses |
Vice President |
829-3278 |
| Patty Gregory |
Treasurer |
768-4383 |
| Julie Seguin |
Secretary |
829-3035 |
| Loren Steig |
Executive Committee, Member-At-Large |
832-3470 |
2009 Meetings
| Date |
Location |
Speaker(s) |
| February 23, 2009 |
Middle Branch Township Hall |
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| May 18, 2009 |
Highland Township Hall |
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| August 31, 2009 |
Lincoln Township Hall |
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| November 30, 2009 |
Burdell Township Hall |
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Mission
The Osceola County
Township Association (OCTA) was organized in 1975 as a chapter of the
Michigan
Townships Association (MTA). OCTA's mission is to bring together the
townships in Osceola County in order to provide township government with a
stronger voice, to foster a better understanding of the problems facing our
townships, and to provide a forum for unity in working on projects that are of a
common interest and benefit.
Townships
Each township in Osceola County is
six miles by six miles. The table below lists the townships, shows their
location in the county, and provides a link to the web page(s) for each of the townships.
With the exception of a listing of township officials and census data, each
township determines what to post on its web page(s); therefore you may notice
differences between townships.
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