Lansing, Township (Ingham, MI)
Alert!
Township Hall will be closed Friday, July 4th, in observance of Independence Day.
Lansing, Township (Ingham, MI)
Alert!
Township Hall will be closed Friday, July 4th, in observance of Independence Day.
Phone: 517-485-7115
Email: treasurer@lansingtwpmi.gov
Phone: 517-485-7115
Email: mcclinticm@lansingtwpmi.gov
The Township collects both a Summer and Winter Tax. The Summer Tax is 1/2 of the school operating tax for the Lansing or Waverly School Districts and 100% of the tax for the Ingham Intermediate School District, Lansing Community College and County Operating. The Winter Tax is for the other half of the school operating tax for either Lansing or Waverly and 100% of the Township Tax and the County Tax ( Airport Authority, CATA, Spectran, Library, and 911).
Summer Taxes are due by September 14th of each year. After that date, 1% interest is charged for every month or part of a month that it remains unpaid. If not paid by February 14th, a 3% penalty is added. After March 1st, the taxes are reported to the county as delinquent and the taxes must be paid to the Ingham County Treasurer in Mason.
Winter Taxes are due on February 14th (or the next work day if the 14th falls on a weekend or holiday). After that date, a 3% penalty is added, plus 1% interest per month or part of a month that it remains unpaid. After March 1st, the taxes are reported to the county as delinquent and the taxes must be paid to the Ingham County Treasurer in Mason.
Lansing Township will accept partial payment of taxes. Contact the Treasurer’s office anytime to arrange a payment plan for your taxes during the tax collection season. For example, taxes billed on July 1st could be paid in three installments – July, August, and September; taxes billed in December could be paid in three installments – December, January, and February.
Personal Property Taxes are collected by the Treasurer’s office year-round. Ingham County is not involved in collecting delinquent personal property taxes. If you need to make arrangements to pay these taxes, give the Treasurer or Deputy Treasurer a call.
Tax Receipts are available for taxes paid in the current year or for any previous year. Tax information for Tax Years 2000 to present is available immediately by calling the Treasurer’s Office. For Tax Years before 2000, please give us two business days to research the information.
Lansing Township is currently accepting applications from qualified individuals interested in being considered for appointment to the office of Township Treasurer.
Please review the full position description before applying: Treasurer Position Description
The Township Treasurer is an elected official responsible for the receipt, custody, and disbursement of Township funds, as well as maintaining accurate financial records and supporting the overall fiscal operations of the Township. This position plays a key role in ensuring financial accountability and transparency in local government.
To submit your application, please choose one of the following options:
Option 1:
Download and complete the application, then email the completed application and any supporting documents to: msanders@lansingtwpmi.gov
Option 2:
Complete and submit the online application — it will be automatically emailed upon submission.
Option 3:
Submit a completed application in person at the Lansing Township Supervisor’s Office.
*Please include a resume, cover letter, and any relevant experience, certifications, or financial/accounting background when submitting your application online, by email, or in person.
*If submitting through the online application portal, please upload your resume, cover letter, and supporting documents. If you are unable to upload files, please email them separately.
Treasurer Vacancy Application (PDF)
Treasurer Vacancy Application (Fillable PDF)
Treasurer Vacancy Application (Online Submission)