Cottrellville Township (St. Clair, MI)
Township of Cottrellville Road Funding Millage Information The Township of Cottrellville is providing the following information to help residents understand the proposed 0.50‑mill road millage
Upcoming 2026 Dates: Thursday, May 21st 10am-noon Thursday, June 11th 10am-noon Thursday, July 23rd 10am-noon Thursday, August 13th 10am-noon Thursday, September 10th 10am-noon
Want the latest on the 2nd Annual Hoods, Tunes & Brews Festival? Visit https://hoodstunesandbrews.com/ for details and check back weekly for updates.
All board meetings will start at 6:30 p.m. for continuity.
Trash/Recycle Bins are available for purchase at the Township Hall during regular office hours.
The St. Clair County Library on Wheels, also known as the bookmobile, provides mobile library services to areas that may have difficulty accessing a physical
George Cottrell, one of the first settlers in the river district area, arrived from Detroit in 1781 and settled on a parcel of land granted to him as a token of friendship by the Indians. This property was located on the river south of present day Marine City, where he and his wife Cecilia Cottrell farmed and operated a trading post. They raised 12 children at this location from whom local Cottrell descendants have originated. When the partition of our section of Michigan was made in 1787, there was only one township called Cottrellville, which included the present townships of Cottrellville, Clay, China, Casco, East China, and Ira. In the heart of this township was the city of Newport (later called Marine City).
The Planning Commission meets every 4th Wednesday of the Month.
The library on wheels visits every 2nd Wednesday of the month at the Township Hall parking lot.
The St. Clair County Library on Wheels, also known as the bookmobile, provides mobile library services to areas that may have difficulty accessing a physical branch. The new service, which begins on December 10, 2025, at the Cottrellville Township Hall, offers a variety of resources. Services and items available on the Library on Wheels include:
*Borrowing Materials: A collection of approximately 3,000 items, including books for all ages, games, and movies (DVDs/audiobooks).
Internet Access: The vehicle functions as a mobile Wi-Fi hotspot, providing free internet access to help bridge the digital divide.
*Library Cards: Visitors can sign up for a St. Clair County Library System (SCCLS) library card on-site.
*Returns: A drop box is available for returning items borrowed from any SCCLS branch.
*Staff Assistance: Friendly and knowledgeable staff are on hand to help with material selection and information.
The goal of the bookmobile is to expand access to library services and engage residents in reading and learning activities throughout the county.
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