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Green Township Hall, located at 14261 M‑32 in Lachine, Michigan, serves as a newly renovated community hub featuring full kitchen facilities, ample indoor seating, and an outdoor pavilion with recreational amenities. The hall is available for public rental at $250 per day with a $100 deposit, and offers extensive parking along with access to ballfields, courts, playground equipment, and picnic areas.
Green Township, nestled in the quiet beauty of Alpena County, is a close‑knit rural community where neighbors still wave, families put down roots, and the pace of life follows the rhythm of the woods and fields. With deep historic roots and miles of natural landscape, the township blends tradition with a strong sense of togetherness, offering residents a peaceful place to live, gather, and grow.
2025 Green Township Acknowledgment
The Planning Commission and Township Board agreed to in 2014 to assist in keeping Manning Hill Park cleaned up and managed. Members on both boards (Board of Trustees and Planning Commission) work with the community to beautify the Manning Hill Park.
2025 Joint Master Plan with Alpena County
Local planning commissions within the Alpena County region requests your input on future planning for recreational, housing and economic development as they update the Joint Master Plan for 2025. This survey will help drive the vision and future of the region for years to come! https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/AlpenaCounty
Noah was presented a Certificate of Appreciation for the hours he spent connecting the boards to the playground merry-go-round that were replaced.
Green Township recently installed a new sign to identify the Township Hall and create a welcoming atmosphere for the community. Designed by Township Board members in collaboration with Omega Electric and Sign Company of Alpena, owned by Ryan and Rhea Fairchild, the sign reflects a warm, rural character. Thanks to the board for enhancing Green Township’s government hub.
Green Township, Alpena County Michigan administers two Township Cemeteries, Oak
Grove (Spratt) and Greely Cemetery within its jurisdiction. The Township has adopted rules and regulations for these cemeteries to provide maximum protection to burial space and best insure and preserve the beauty, orderly development, and care of the cemeteries. The Township reserves the right to make such changes or alterations of the rules and regulations as may from time to time be deemed necessary. These rules and regulations contained herein are subject to any and all ordinances of the Township, before, now, or hereafter placed in effect. Persons buying cemetery lots are buying human burial rights only.
Planning commissions often review proposals for construction projects, provide recommendations to elected officials, and ensure that developments align with the community’s long-term goals and policies. They might also engage with the public to gather input on major projects or policies. The work of a planning commission helps promote orderly development, protect natural resources, and enhance the quality of life for residents.