About the Township
CONTACT INFORMATION
- Address
- 3040 North Prospect
- Superior Township, MI 48198
- General Information
- HOURS: M–F, 8am to 4pm
- 734-482-6099
- 734-482-3842
QUICK FACTS
Borders
Superior Township is 36 square miles in area. It is bordered by Clark Road on the south and Joy Road on the north. The eastern border is Napier Road and the western border is roughly along Dixboro Road.
Population
The 2020 census showed a population of 14,832 people, a 13.5% increase from the Township’s 2010 census population of 13,058.
School Districts
There are three school districts in the Township: Ann Arbor, Plymouth-Canton and the Ypsilanti Community School District.
Overview
A UNIQUE COMMUNITY OF CITIZENS AND OFFICIALS WORKING TOGETHER
Superior Township is known throughout Washtenaw County and the State for its active and involved citizens. Important volunteer groups include the Superior Land Preservation Society (734-482-7414, or e-mail); Superior Township Chapter of Southeast Michigan Land Conservancy, a local division of Southeast Michigan Land Conservancy: 8383 Vreeland Rd., Superior Twp., MI 48198, 734-484-6565, e-mail: info@smlcland.org, the Fleming Creek Advisory Council (734-769-5971), and the Huron River Watershed Council (734-769-5123). By joining, or by volunteering a small amount of your time, you can help keep our Township “Superior.” The Southeast Michigan Land Conservancy has provided an excellent map of the conserved properties located in and around the Superior Greenway. To view please click on MAP. The Committee to Promote Superior Township is a group of residents who meet at the Township Hall on the third Wednesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. They create projects to educate the public on the many positive aspects of Superior Township. All are welcome to attend. For further information please visit the Committee to Promote Superior Township page.
History
Superior Township is known throughout Washtenaw County and the State for its active and involved citizens. Important volunteer groups include the Superior Land Preservation Society 734-482-7414, or e-mail); Superior Township Chapter of Southeast Michigan Land Conservancy, a local division of Southeast Michigan Land Conservancy: 8383 Vreeland Rd., Superior Twp., MI 48198, 734-484-6565, e-mail: info@smlcland.org, the Fleming Creek Advisory Council (734-769-5971), and the Huron River Watershed Council (734-769-5123). By joining, or by volunteering a small amount of your time, you can help keep our Township “Superior.” The Southeast Michigan Land Conservancy has provided an excellent map of the conserved properties located in and around the Superior Greenway. The Committee to Promote Superior Township is a group of residents who meet at the Township Hall on the third Wednesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. They create projects to educate the public on the many positive aspects of Superior Township. All are welcome to attend. For further information please visit the Committee to Promote Superior Township page.
Superior Township Today
Superior Township is a diverse community, proud of its heritage and looking forward to its future.
The involvement of citizens is important. Citizens contribute their talents, skills and ideas to help preserve and improve the quality of life, and to help prioritize and achieve Township goals. Resident surveys and resident participation at the Township Board and Planning Commission meetings tell us what residents like best about the Township: The rural atmosphere and natural features.
Your Township government must address many issues–from public safety to land uses and budgets–and we are always conscious of how much value residents place on the quality of life we enjoy, and our special environment.