welcome to quality living

Our beautiful city retains a small-town atmosphere with stately Victorian era architecture in its Historic District and well-kept older homes built before the 1930s. The housing mixture includes single-family residences, condominiums, and multi-family complexes. Our "walk to" downtown boasts of old-fashioned street lamps, benches, specialty shops, galleries, theaters, restaurants, businesses, and preserved landmarks...

 

Northville Housing Commission

The City of Northville is accepting applications for consideration in serving on the Northville Housing Commission. The role of the Housing Commission is to set policy and provide guidance for the management of Allen Terrace. Allen Terrace is an apartment community for independent senior citizens aged 55 and over.

For an application, click here.
For information on the Housing Commission, qualifications, etc. click here.
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Be Prepared on Election Day!

Visit the Michigan Voter Information Center. Here you can verify that you are registered to vote, find your polling location, see a sample of your precinct ballot, find information on the voting equipment used in your precinct, and other helpful information.

Polling Locations for the City of Northville and Voting Hours
Precinct 1: Northville Community Center
303 W. Main Street
(Wayne County residents)
Precinct 2: Amerman Elementary School
847 N. Center Street
(Oakland County residents)
The polls are open from 7:00am until 8:00pm. You must be in line at 8:00pm in order to vote.

Know Your Polling Location
The above polling locations are for the City of Northville registered voters only.  Northville Township voters and the City of Novi voters do not vote at these locations.  Click here to determine if you are registered voter in the City of Northville, Northville Township, or the City of Novi, and where you should vote on Election Day.

 
 
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News and Announcements

Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson launched an informational page where residents can learn firsthand about the proposed Great Lakes Water Authority (GLWA). Go to www.oakgov.com and click on the Great Lakes Water Authority link.

Online Payments Now Accepted for Utility Bills and Taxes - More Info

Title VI
Non-Discrimination Plan

Wayne County’s Third Circuit Court Moves to New One-Step Jury Duty Notification
 Press Release
Video PSA
YouTube PSA

eBill for Utility Billing
Bills by email are now available to all utility billing customers.
Click here to sign up.

Automatic Payment (ACH) for Taxes & Utility Billing
The City offers Automatic Payment for Utility Billing.
Click here to sign up.
The City offers Automatic Payment for Taxes.
Click here to sign up.

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Visit the State of Michigan website for helpful information on Roundabouts.