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About The City of Williamston contracts with the Livingston County Building Department. Visit the Livingston County Building Department for more information. Inspections Call (517) 546-3830    

Water & Sewer The water distribution in the City serves a population of approximately 3,850. It provides potable water service to residents within the City, as well as portions of Williamstown Township through the 425 service agreements. The system is comprised of a water treatment plant and five (5) well pump stations, and approximately 116.61...

Duties Clerk of the Council and of each appointive board of the city. Attends all meetings of the Council and of each board of the city and keep a permanent journal of its proceedings. Custodian of all papers, documents, and records pertaining to the city. Administer all oaths required by law and the ordinances of...

City Assessor's duties Placing an annual assessed value and taxable value on all real and personal property within the City for the purpose of levying property taxes.  We are committed to providing fair, accurate and equitable property assessments for the City residents and businesses. All City property records are maintained by the Assessing Department including...

Duties The City Manager is appointed by the Council. City Manager is the administrative agent of the Council. Is responsible to the Council for the conduct of the administrative functions and business of the city Supervises and coordinates the work of the administrative officers and departments of the city; and Prepares and submits to the...

Duties Planning and Zoning for the City is a combination of City staff and Planning Consultants. Please contact the City of Williamston to inquire if you need to fill out an application receive a permit receive approval from a City Board or Commission. Staff is available Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., excluding...

Avoid the "second shovel" It's annoying to have to shovel your driveway a second time because the plow covered your work. To avoid the second shovel, clear a small area immediately before and after your driveway.  

The Northeast Ingham Emergency Service Authority (NIESA) was established on July 1, 1998, and provides fire suppression, life safety, emergency medical services (ambulance/paramedics) and rescue services to the residents and visitors of the Northeast corner of Ingham County. Their response district includes the City of Williamston, the Village of Webberville, as well as Leroy, Locke,...