Elections · Inkster, MI
Inkster Election Commission
The Inkster Election Commission oversees the electoral process, ensuring fair and transparent elections by managing voter registration, candidate filings, and polling places. It educates the community about voting rights and procedures to foster civic engagement.
Other Inkster services
- City hallInkster City HallInkster City Hall provides municipal services for residents, including administration, city clerk, permits, and community engagement.(313) 563-4232
- ClerkCity Clerk OfficeThis page provides contact information and office hours for the City Clerk Office, including the City Clerk and Deputy Clerk. It lists the physical address, phone number, and email addresses for the office.(313) 563-9770
- TreasurerTreasury DepartmentThe Treasury Department manages the city's financial operations, including the collection of property taxes, business license fees, and water bills. It is responsible for central resource accounting systems, control of assets and financial operations, and financial planning.(313) 563-4236
- Trash & recyclingGarbage CollectionThe City of Inkster partners with Priority Waste to provide waste and disposal services, including weekly garbage collection, compost pickup, and bulk item pickup.(586) 228-1200
- Water & sewer billingWater & Sewer DivisionThe Water & Sewer Division provides personnel for emergency water repairs, drainage, and sewerage backups, and addresses customer service requests including high bill complaints. It also reads and services metered accounts and handles water service disconnections and re-reads.(313) 563-4236
- PoliceInkster Police DepartmentThe Inkster Police Department is dedicated to providing the community with a high level of service and support, ensuring residents and visitors feel safe. They aim to safeguard against criminal activities, enhance security, and deliver professional law enforcement services.(313) 563-9850