Orion Township

Orion Township is a local government in Michigan, established in 1835, serving residents, businesses, and visitors through a broad range of municipal services and community programs. Its departments support assessing, budgeting, building and code enforcement, elections, permits, planning, zoning, public works, and tax administration. The township also provides information on fire rescue and police services, water and sewer, and garbage and recycling collection, with online payment options and service requests available for several needs.

Community life is a central part of Orion Township’s work. Parks and Recreation offers programs, facility rentals, trails, and access to local parks, while senior services, community support, arts and culture resources, and public events help connect residents. The township shares meeting agendas, public notices, financial reports, maps, development updates, and alerts to keep the public informed and engaged. It also supports local business development through planning resources, market information, and the Corridor Improvement Authority. With its focus on responsive government, public amenities, and community connections, Orion Township presents itself as a place “where living is a vacation.”.