Clayton Charter Township

04/07/2026

04/07/2026

Reminder - This service is available to anyone 50 years or older. Appointments are recommended.

03/30/2026

Up coming road closures.

03/30/2026

Just a reminder to the Clayton Township residents. Weekly yard waste pickup starts Monday April 5, 2026.

03/22/2026

PLEASE SHARE.

03/18/2026

A test of outdoor warning sirens will be conducted on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18th at 1:00 p.m. This test is part of a statewide tornado drill during Severe Weather Preparedness Week.

Genesee County Emergency Management has also released the schedule of outdoor warning siren tests to occur on the following Saturdays in 2026:

March 07, 2026, April 04, 2026, May 02, 2026, June 06, 2026, July 11, 2026, August 01, 2026, September 05, 2026, and October 03, 2026. All are scheduled for 1:00p.m. (Please note that Saturday July 04, 2026, was moved to July 11, 2026, due to the Holiday.)

If severe weather is predicted or happening during the scheduled time of testing, it will be cancelled for that month as to not cause unwarranted public fear.

If you have any questions, please call (810) 257-3064. You can also check out our website for more information on Genesee County's outdoor warning sirens at the link in the comments.

03/10/2026

Walk-ins will be welcome at a property tax foreclosure clinic in Flint this Friday.

02/21/2026

Clayton Township will host an open house to honor retiring Police Chief Charlotte Brown from 1-3p.m. Wednesday, Feb.25, at the Township Hall,
2011 S. Morrish Rd. Coffee, desert and punch will be provided.

01/27/2026

The Genesee County Road Commission plans to replace a four-way stop at Elms and Lennon roads with a roundabout and has scheduled a Feb. 19 meeting to discuss the details.

01/22/2026

With dangerously low temperatures expected, the Grand Blanc Township Police Department would like to make the public aware of several warming centers available throughout Genesee County.

01/20/2026

A really nice piece about our local honeybee farm.

On a crisp fall morning, the hum of honeybees drifts across land that’s been in the Anthony family for seven generations. In the small honey house, 21-year-old Chandler Anthony uncaps the combs, spins the frames