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MARSHALL TOWNSHIP TREASURER

Summer Property Tax Notice

TO: Marshall Township Property Owners

Summer 2024 property tax bills will be mailed the week of July 1st.

Marshall Township is currently accepting applications for summer

2024 Property Tax deferments until September 15, 2024. Pursuant

to MCL 211.51, eligible property taxpayers may defer until

February 14, 2025, without penalty or interest, the due date of their

summer 2024 property taxes on their principal residence or other

eligible property, if their gross income for 2023 did not exceed

$40,000, AND they are: 1) 62 years of age or older, including the

unmarried spouse of a person was 62 years or older at the time

of death; 2) a paraplegic or quadriplegic; 3) an eligible service

person, eligible veteran, or their eligible widow or widower; 4) a

blind person; OR, 5) a totally and permanently disabled person.

Taxpayers who farm agricultural property may also qualify.

Marshall Township property owners needing further information

may either phone the Township Assessor office on Tuesdays 9:

a.m. until 3:00 p.m. at 269-781-7976 or may go the Michigan

Department of Treasury website at http://www.Michigan.gov/taxes and

then select “Property Taxes” and then “Property Tax Deferments”.

DAVID VANARMAN, Marshall Township Treasurer

In May, the philanthropic group
Women Who Care awarded its quar-
terly donation to the Battle Creek
Regional History Museum.
Members met May 2 at First
Presbyterian Church in Battle Creek
to decide which organization would
receive a monetary donation.
“The group meets four times a
year in February, May, August and
November and is open to anyone
who has a passion for the arts and
wants to help,” said spokesperson
Carol Badgley.
Each member donates $100 per
quarter.
Once an organization is voted to
be a recipient, it is not eligible to
receive funds for two years.
All organizations must be a 501(c)
nonprofit, and all donations are tax-
deductible.
The next meeting of Women Who
Care is set for 11 a.m. Thursday,
Aug. 1, at First Presbyterian Church,
111 N.E. Capital Ave.
More information is available by

Pictured are Women Who

Care member Judy Angood

and Regional History Museum

Board President Doug

Sturdivant.

Women Who Care donates to

Regional History Museum

calling any of these committee

members: Donna Bidelman, 965-

6383; Linda Kenyon, 979-3279; Sue

Stetler, 565-0547; Gladys Seedorf,

986-6372; and Carol Badgley, 963-

7714.