When individuals of the community are engaged it provides enhanced transparency, greater input, in-depth discussions, informed decision-making by the Mullett Township Board. The Mullett Township board encourages participation by citizens and key stakeholders and seeks advice and recommendations from these stakeholders in the special areas of activities assigned to each of the community action groups.
Key stakeholders are those who can – and should – have a role assisting and
enhancing the public participation process. These groups may include:
• All Mullett Township residents
• Commercial business owners and employees
• Emergency personnel
• Neighborhood groups
• Michigan Department of Transportation
• Real estate professionals
• Churches and religious groups
• Schools
• Senior groups
• Community visitors and tourists
• Utility providers
• County officials
• Neighboring jurisdictions
To learn more about community engagement and how you can get involved, please email: clerk@mullett-township.com.
Citizen-oriented Action Groups consider matters pertaining to particular Township-sponsored or Township-run programs and operations, making reports and recommendations to the Township Board through its assigned Board member representative. These Citizen-oriented Community Action Groups provide for greater input and discussion before proposed projects, policies, and actions are brought to the full board for consideration. Examples of Citizen-oriented community action groups include: Library, Parks & Recreation, Technology, & Village Planning Action Groups.
Oak Hill Cemetery Committee
Chairman: Chuck Maziasz
Mullett Township Board Representatives: Mike Goerke
Burt-Mullett Cemetery Community Action Group
Chairman: Harold Koviak
Mullett Township Board Representatives: Mike Goerke, Brett Lindgren
Trail Community Action Group
Chairman: Gene Hodilik
Mullett Township Board Representatives: Mike Goerke, & Brett Lindgren
Planning Commission
Assist the Mullett Township Board in developing a 5-year strategy for village improvements. Including pedestrian safety, accessibility, aesthetics & village commercial asset investments to attract new business, strengthen existing businesses, and entice visitors, tourists, homeowners, and potential visitors to our area.
Mullett Township Board Representative: Bobbie Balazovic
To apply as a member of the Planning Commission, please complete the following application and submit to the Township Office by September 2, 2025.
Member Application