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Bay County Residential Hazard Mitigation Survey

Please review the below link and take the survey if you would please.  Thank you. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/BayCountyHazardMitigationPlan
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ATTENTION CUSTOMERS ON ESSEXVILLE MONDAY WASTE PICK UP ROUTE

Waste Management will be changing your pickup day from Monday to Tuesday. Beginning Tuesday March 9, 2021. Your recycle day will also change to Tuesdays. Every other week. This notice only effects Monday’s pick up route. From March 9, 2021 forward all of Essexville...
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Essex Park Memorial Items

6’ PARK BENCH ______________________________$550.00 ENGRAVING_________________________________$125.00 4’ PARK BENCH______________________________ $350.00 ENGRAVING_________________________________$125.00 BENCH PRICES INCLUDE ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION IN ESSEX PARK...
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Fire Permit Application

Click here for a Permit
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Meeting Schedule

Council Meetings

Until further notice council meetings will be held in the Fire Barn. Please enter from the North parking lot.
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Downtown Development Authority

There is currently no scheduled meeting.
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City Council Meeting

The Essexville City Council meets regularly on the second Tuesday of every month unless noted otherwise
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All meetings are held in the City Council Chambers at City Hall unless otherwise noted
in the posted agenda.

Pay Utility Bills & Property Taxes

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Municipal Services Contact Information and Schedules

Administrative Offices (989) 893-0772
Utility Billing (989) 893-2441
Department of Public Safety (989) 892-2541
Department of Public Works (989) 893-6101
Emergencies (Police/Fire/Public Works) 911
Seasonal Brush Pickup   Seasonal Yard Waste Collection
Report a Sewer Backup   Recycling Calendar

2020 Citizen’s Guide to Local Unit Finances (Essexville)

Environmental News & Information

Employment

There are no job openings available at this time.
The City of Essexville accepts unsolicited job applications and resumes which will be kept on file pursuant to the City’s Records Retention Policy.

Mayor Scott Wittbrodt

Essexville’s Mayor, Scott Wittbrodt receiving his COVID-19 Vaccine. The Mayor strongly encourages all our residents to receive the vaccine when the opportunity arises.