Cottrellville Township (St. Clair, MI)

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Cottrellville Township

St. Clair County, Michigan

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Treasurer’s Administrative Clerk Opening

Cottrellville Township is seeking a Treasurer’s Administrative Clerk.  Please send resumes to treasurer@cott-township.org by February 18th, 2025 or call 810-765-4730, Ext: 110 to schedule and interview.  Job Details are below:  Treasurer’s Administrative Clerk Job Description: The Treasurer’s Administrative Clerk position assists the Treasurer’s Department Manager in fulfilling the duties of the Treasurer’s office.  The role requires general office support, compiling of information required to process all incoming payments(monies) and tabulations. Job Duties: Acknowledge, greet, and respond to both walk-in customers and telephone inquiries, answers the general phone number for the township and handles/transfers the calls, in a tactful, professional, efficient manner. Responsible for daily checking of drop boxes and mailbox for all township correspondence and distribute to office departments properly for all to be processed timely. Receives and processes cash, checks, money orders, ACH, online and credit card payments for a variety of transactions including utility bills, tax bills, assessments,

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Notary Services Available

Cottrellville Township has a notary on site. Call our Treasurer’s Department Manager at 810-765-4730 Ext:102 or email deptreasurer@cott-township.org.  Each page notarized is $7.00. To make arrangements for mobile notary(extra cost for travel) or after office hours notarization services call 810-278-0642.

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About the Township

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).

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