Township extends local state of emergency, closure of buildings to the public
In a continued effort to protect the health of our staff and residents, we have decided to extend the Township's local state of emergency and maintain the closure of all Township buildings and facilities to the public through April 30th.
We will continue to monitor and report updates to our residents as they become available as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to evolve.
During the closure, all non-essential services will be suspended. All essential services, including but not limited to fire, emergency and wastewater management will remain in operation. Please be assured that Delhi Township continues to operate to the extent feasible and permitted. However, Gov. Whitmer’s executive order restricts what activities can be conducted at this time and your understanding is greatly appreciated.
The Township is unable to issue any non-emergency/non-essential building permits during this time. All previously approved recreational burning permits have been automatically extended until June 1st by the Delhi Township Fire Chief.
Staff will continue to primarily work remotely. When in the office, social distancing and increased cleaning will be implemented.
If residents have questions or concerns during this time, please email TempClosure@delhitownship.com. As usual, residents should call 911 for emergencies.