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Waldron Michigan Government Offices
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Village of Waldron
102 S. Main St.
P.O. Box 167
Waldron, Michigan 49288
Phone: 517-286-6677
Fax: 517-286-6292
E-mail: vow@wcomco.net
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Clerk
Maintenance/Streets
Treasurer
Code Enforcement
Water Department
Sanitary Sewer System
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Clerk
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Beth Ann Town is the Village Clerk
Included in her many duties:
Pays the Bills & Payroll and keeps the Accounting records
Keeps Council minutes, Records and ordinances
Registers Voters
The Clerks position is an appointed position by council serving two year terms.
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Maintenance/Streets
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Among the Many Duties:
Maintains Equipment, Vehicles, Lift Stations, Park, Streets, Sidewalks, Trees, Water system, Storm Drains and Village Buildings.
The maintenance department keeps the water pumps and lift stations operating during storms and power outages. They also keep our street clean and performs snow removal when required, he also does the mosquito abatement.
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Treasurer
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The Treasurer Christine Douglas collects the property taxes of the Village. She makes the financial deposits.
The Treasurer also collects the Water and Sewer bills of the Village as a seperate position.
The Treasurer position is an elected position serving two year terms.
Related Links:
Treasurer Reports
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Code Enforcement
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The Code Enforcement Officer for the Village of Waldron is Sarah Black. She writes warning letters, inspects property's, and issues citations if necessary. The position is part with no benefits with about ten hours per week.
Related Links:
01-2008, Civil Infractions & Violations Bureau Ordinance
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Water Department
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The Village of Waldron uses two wells well #1 has a total depth of 109 feet, while well #2 is 114 feet deep. The water from each of the wells is pumped to the village’s iron removal plant. At the iron removal facility, the water is passed through an aerator where oxygen is combined with the iron in the water. The iron in the water combines chemically with the oxygen in the air to form an iron compound that will be removed by filtering the aerated water drops into a holding tank where the chemical reactions started in the aerator are allowed to come to completion.
The water is then sent though a series of sand filters where the iron is removed. Chlorine is added to aid in the removal of iron and also to kill any harmful bacteria that may be present in the water. For any questions regarding Waldron's Water Quality e-mail the Village of Waldron or call 517-286-6677. The Water System Operator is Steve Reiger.
Related Links:
Water Quality Reports
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Sanitary Sewer System
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