Instructions for forms and communications.

Veolia Landfill Pass Application
A landfill pass is available for all Salem Township residents. Those who rent property in Salem Township will need to have the landlord apply on their behalf.

IMPORTANT THINGS TO REMEMBER WHEN VISITING THE LANDFILL:
Please remember that you are allowed to only dispose of your own household refuse.
The landfill will not accept household hazardous waste since it could contaminate drinking water.
Please keep your children in your vehicle for their own safety when at the landfill.
In the resident's drop off area please do not overfill the dumpster's.

Complaint Form
This form can be used to file complaints for either a building or zoning violation

Charter Communication
Please use this form when a written report is needed for Charter Communication

Burn Permit
Read the attached ordinance, fill out the form online, and bring to the township hall for validation

Freedom Of Information
This act, for which this form was created, allows for the full or partial disclosure of previously unreleased information and documents controlled by the United States Government. The Act defines agency records subject to disclosure, outlines mandatory disclosure procedures and grants nine exemptions to the statute. [3] The law, by coincidence, was ratified in 1966, 200 years after what is believed to be the first Freedom of Information Legislation, Sweden's Freedom of the Press Act, in 1766.

to request information this form should be filled out and either dropped off or faxed to the Salem Township Hall 248-349-9350

Hamlet Sewer / Highland Treatment

Hamlet Residents may contact the Salem Township offices during normal business hours. Highland Treatment can be contacted directly at 248-889-1922 at any time.

A Guidebook for Rural Living in Washtenaw County
A Guidebook for Rural Living is a publication by Washtenaw County Extension, with help from Extension Advisory Council members, Extension and County staff, and other volunteers. It was prepared with the new rural resident in mind.

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