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2025 Recycle Day Event Schedule
The Genesee County Metropolitan Planning Commission (GCMPC) is pleased to announce the 2025 Recycle Day event schedule for household hazardous waste and electronics collection. Registration will close at 3pm May 1st, 2025. All registrants will receive a text notification if they were successful in receiving an appointment or not.
The 2025 Recycle Day events are as follows:
May 13, 2025
June 10, 2025
July 15, 2025
August 12, 2025
The event location will only be released after securing an appointment through GCMPC’s Eventbrite registration. Click Here for Registration Info.
At the event, you will be required to show identification and your appointment verification text. As your appointment approaches, you will receive a reminder via text message. Please respond to the text to confirm your attendance.
If you have any questions, please email Recycle@geneseecountymi.gov, or visit http://www.gcmpc.org/recycle-day/
Winter & Summer Tax Bills
Please note we have changed the address to send your summer and winter tax payments through the mail. Please send tax payments and water & sewer payments along with your check and the coupon at the bottom of each bill to 1280 N. Irish Rd., Davison, MI 48423. It would be very helpful if you could include your phone number on your check or bills. Please send your TAX payments which should include your check and the tax coupon on the bottom of your bill. Continue sending your WATER & SEWER bill to 1280 N Irish Rd Davison, MI 48423. Thank you!
You Need a Zoning Permit for Sheds
Davison Township Board approved the recommendation that requires all residents to get a Zoning Permit for sheds up-to 200 sq. ft. with the Davison Township Building Department for a fee of $30.00. This takes affect in 30-days starting June 8, 2022. Thanks for your cooperation with this matter.
Property Inspection
The STC recommends to inspect at least 20% of properties in the municipality annually (STC Bulletin No. 2 of 2014). Therefore, the Davison Township Assessor may visit your property to verify assessing information. This will not have an impact on your property taxes. This information will ensure Property Record Card accuracy, which is a public document that can be used by homeowners, realtors, mortgage originators, insurance companies, public safety departments, appraisers, etc.