Group Home Could Move Into Kendra Lane House

A neighborhood information meeting is scheduled to take place on Wednesday night at the Brighton offices for the Work Skills Corporation.

Voter Registration Deadline Nearing for Hartland Election

Hartland residents hoping to vote in the May 7 election should register to vote before the deadline.

Hartland Patch Readers Discuss New Teen Cell Phone Law

Teens with a temporary drivers permit, or a level 1 or 2 graduated license, will be prohibited from using a cell phone while driving a car under a law that takes effect Thursday.

Signing up for MDOT News is Quick and Easy

The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) is offering a quick and simple way to sign up for construction news, traffic alerts and news releases from the department.

Cracking Down on Bridge Card Fraud, Improving Michigan's Economy

Lawmaker who represents Hartland provides updates and views on various topics.

Hartland Officials Say Re-Model of Road Patrol is Possible Solution

"If the entire county wants to keep the same level of service, they need to ante up here and not have Hartland and Tyrone subsidize it," said Hartland Trustee Joe Petrucci.

Hartland Mother says Michigan Autism Plan is Step in the Right Direction

A proposal that calls for more early screening, better training for primary care providers, a state information clearinghouse and more was released Monday.

Aberasturi Announces Candidacy for the 47th District House

Charlie Aberasturi, MBA, Hartland Consolidated Schools Board Treasurer, announces his candidacy for Michigan’s 47th House District seat.

Hartland Reacts to Levin's Decision to Not Seek Re-Election

So far, Hartland Patch readers agree with U.S. Sen. Carl Levin's decision not to run for re-election.

Hartland CPA Gives Tax Advice

Carrie Jellison of Jellison CPA Company offers advice for the upcoming tax season.

Hartland Township Declines Sheriff Contract

Officials from Hartland and Tyrone Townships voted unanimously against renewing road patrol contracts with the Livingston County Sheriff's Department.

Conceptual Phase Completed by The River Church

The River Church will still need approval on two more phases before construction can begin.

Liquor License Approved for Tony Sacco's Coal Oven Pizza

Site plans will still need approval from the Township for the pizzeria.

Healthy Living Kit, Free Online Tax Program

Lawmaker who represents Hartland provides updates and views on various topics.

Hartland Church Has Initial Site Plans Approved for New Location

The River hopes to start construction on their new church beginning this summer.

Public Meeting for Lake Tyrone Sewer Updates

A meeting with the Hartland and Tyrone Township Boards of Trustees will take place on Tuesday starting at 7 p.m.

Saving for Your Child's College Education

Lawmaker who represents Hartland provides updates and views on various topics.

Hartland Township Proposes Two-Year Extension for Road Patrol Contracts

Hartland officials approved a proposal for a of a two-year extension with sheriff's department with no cost increase.

Hartland Township Collects Donations for Troops Overseas

The Township will be collecting donated items on an ongoing basis and will be sending out regular shipments to overseas troops.

Important Dates for Hartland Township

Schedules, agenda packets and more information can be found on the Hartland Township's website for all upcoming meetings.

3 Hartland Township Officials Receive Raises

Hartland Township's supervisor, clerk and treasurer will receive raises that take effect April 1.

Livingston Educators Offered CPL Training by Local TEA Party Group

ReTakeOurGov will pay for Concealed Pistol License training for two Livingston County educators.

Hartland's Road Patrol Contracts Called Into Question

Hartland Township is currently in contract negotiations with Livingston County over road patrol and full time deputies.

Improving Veteran's Rights, Second Saturday Program

Lawmaker who represents Hartland provides updates and views on various topics.

Hartland Township Responds to Worries Over Hunting Near Elementary School

Hartland Planning Director says preserve owners "have taken all necessary precautions to protect the well-being of all adjacent properties, including the school."

Hunting Preserve Near Hartland Elementary School Draws Concern from Residents

Hartland official says the township is working to draft regulations to control how close to the school hunters can shoot.

House GOP unveils action plan for 2013-14 session

Reps. Denby, Rogers ready to get to work on moving Michigan forward.

Winter Sports in Michigan

Lawmaker who represents Hartland provides updates and views on various topics.

No Streetlight for Intersection of Clyde and Fenton Roads

Residents can expect new signage and monitoring of intersection.

When Can I File My 2012 Tax Return?

The IRS has announced a delayed start to the 2012 tax filing season. Here's the date of when you can file, plus some locations in Hartland to get help on your taxes.

Denby Named Vice Chair of House Agriculture Committee

Lawmaker to continue working on agriculture policy.

Job Creation and Healthy Economy Top Priority

Lawmaker who represents Hartland provides updates and views on various topics.

Snyder Emphasizes Need for Road Improvements at Brighton Chamber Event

Gov. Rick Snyder said he plans to "reinvent" Michigan during an appearance at the Chamber luncheon.

Drive Safe During Hazardous Conditions

Lawmaker who represents Hartland provides updates and views on various topics.

Fatal Accident Spurs Hartland Woman to Take Action to Improve Safety of Intersection

Adrienne Conner of Hartland has contacted local government agencies in hopes of installing a street light on the corner of Fenton Road and Clyde Road.

Gov. Snyder's State of the State Speech to Address Job Creation in Michigan

Snyder will deliver his third State of the State address at 7 p.m. Wednesday.

Denby Sworn Into Office

Cindy Denby took the oath of office to represent the 47 District on Wednesday.

Menards Escrow Released, Illegal Dumping Culprit Put to Work in Hartland

Several items were approved and discussed during Tuesday night's township meeting.

Stamp Prices Increase: How Much Will Stamps Cost In 2013?

The price of postage to send a letter is increasing to 46 cents on Jan. 27.

Rep. Mike Rogers Supports Bill to Avoid Fiscal Cliff, Calls Provisions 'Vital' for US Economy

The U.S. House went along with a Senate plan Tuesday to address expiring Bush-era tax cuts while delaying spending cuts.