Livingston County Resources For Residents
Livingston County Administration 304 E. Grand River, Ste. 202 (Mailing), Howell 48843 (517) 546-3669 • www.livgov.com Livingston County Airport (517) 546-6675 • www.livgov.com (click on business tab, then airport)
Located in Howell, the airport is owned and operated by the County. It has a large general aviation service along with business charters and University of Michigan Emergency Physicians Medical Group operates a station here.
Livingston Daily Press & Argus (517) 548-2000 www.livingstondaily.com Print and digital subscriptions
44th Circuit Court ..............................................(517) 548-1120 53rd District Court, Howell ................................(517) 548-1000 Animal Control ............(517) 546-2440-Shelter, (517) 546-2154 County Clerk ......................................................(517) 546-0500 Elections.............................................................(517) 540-8753 Environmental Health……………………………..(517) 546-9858 Family Support Division ....................................(517) 548-1444 Health Department ............................................(517) 546-9850 L.E.T.S. (Curb to curb transport).........................(517) 546-6600 Michigan State University Extension..................(517) 546-3950 Vital Records ......................................................(517) 546-0500 Register of Deeds ..............................................(517) 546-0270 Sheriff .................................................................(517) 546-2440 Treasurer (Tax Info) .............................................(517) 546-7010 Veteran’s Services.............................................(517) 546-6338
Location says it all for Livingston County. Straddling the U.S. 23/Flint-Ann Arbor and I-96/Lansing-Detroit corridors, businesses and residents enjoy access to markets, shopping, recreation and an uncommon quality of life. Communities range from bustling cities to sleepy hamlets. Livingston is also home to the Michigan Challenge Balloonfest and Melon Festival (the area’s major fruit crop).
Population
Howell
193,866
City of Howell (2020 Census) 611 East Grand River, Howell 48843 (517) 546-3500 • www.cityofhowell.org Population: 10,068 Income: $46,000 Howell is the largest city in Livingston County and is the county seat. Its downtown area is an officially designated National Historic District due to the beautifully restored/preserved 19th century architecture that radiates out from the shady lawn of the old Livingston County Courthouse. Beautifully maintained homes can be found on the adjacent side streets with striking residential developments in the rolling farmland surrounding the city. Shopping is abundant both downtown and along the Grand River corridor. The Tanger Outlet Center and industrial parks are on the western side of the city near the I-96 and M-59 interchange. The Howell Public School District along with parochial and private schools serve the educational needs of the community. Howell is home to the Michigan Challenge Balloonfest and Howell Melon Festival.
Green Oak Township Green Oak Township Offices 10001 Silver Lake Rd., Brighton 48116 (810) 231-1333 www.greenoaktwp.com Population: 19,539 Income: $84,000
Green Oak Township is in the southeast corner of Livingston County. Island Lake State Recreation Area, Huron Meadows Metropark and Coleman Park are Green Oak's primary recreational assets. Green Oak Village Place a lifestyle mall, is located at the Lee Road exit (Exit 58) of US 23. The Brighton, South Lyon and Whitmore Lake School Systems serve the Green Oak community which potential residents should keep this in mind when investigating housing options. Residents can take advantage of the Brighton Area Library District and have St. Joseph Mercy Livingston Hospital in Howell or the University of Michigan Brighton Health Center for their health care needs.
Genoa Township Genoa Township Offices 2911 Dorr Road, Brighton 48116 (810) 227-5225 www.genoa.org
Population: 20,692 Income: $81,000
Genoa Township is located in south central Livingston County. It is the "bridge" community between Brighton and Howell. I-96 and Grand River are the major traffic arteries of the township. Development of industrial and commercial properties along Grand River occurred as infrastructure was put in place. However, the Township was careful to protect the environment and preserve its character. Residents are centrally located to Livingston County parklands for year-round recreation. The Howell, Brighton, Pinckney and Hartland School Systems share the educational responsibilities for the township. 54
Village of Pinckney 220 S. Howell Street Pinckney 48169 (734) 878-6206 villageofpinckney.org Population: 2,415
Howell Township 3525 Byron Road Howell 48855 (517) 546-2817 howelltownshipmi.org Population: 7,893
