Public Notices
Holiday Office Hours
The Township office will be closed Dec 24, 25, and 31 and January 1. Please call before heading in on other days during the holiday season as office staff will be in and out from December 23 – January 6. […]
EUCHRE NIGHT AT TOWN HALL, Jan 16, 2025
EUCHRE NIGHT AT TOWN HALL January 16, 6-8 pm Partner not needed. Bring an appetizer to pass, a beverage, and a deck of cards. Free. […]
Wondering Why your Tax Bill is Higher this Summer than Last?
Wondering Why your Tax Bill is Higher this Summer than Last? The combined total of your summer and winter taxes has not changed beyond the state-allowable inflation rate adjustment, which is capped at 5%. What has changed is the timing of the school taxes. Late last fall, the Glen Lake Community School Board decided […]
2023-2024 Annual Report
Public Notice Glen Arbor Township’s “Annual Report FY24” has now available on the Townships website. Annual Reports Use the link above or type “annual report” into the search bar on the home page. Pam Laureto Township Clerk […]
Michigan Enhanced License and ID information
For more information: https://www.michigan.gov/sos/all-services/license-or-id-renewal […]
FEMA Disaster Preparedness for Older Adults
A booklet from FEMA about how to take control in case of disaster. Click here to open. […]
Glen Arbor Township is one of eleven townships in Leelanau County, located in the northwestern most corner of the Michigan's lower peninsula. Nearly half of the acreage of the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore (SBDNL) is located within the Township. Due to its proximity to the SBDNL, Glen Arbor sees over a million visitors each year, primarily in the peak summer season. There are approximately 900 year-round residents and the population swells to 5,000 seasonally.
The unique combination of forests, dunes, rivers, inland lakes, streams, islands, and Lake Michigan make up the natural character of Glen Arbor Township. There are abundant opportunities for swimming, boating, sailing, water-skiing, canoeing, kayaking, fishing, hiking, and bicycling. In the fall, nature's changing colors and various hunting possibilities appeal to many. The winter brings ice skating, cross country skiing, downhill skiing, snowshoeing, and ice fishing activities.
Glen Arbor was established in 1856 and the Township Hall is located at 6394 W. Western Avenue.
