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Office Temporarily Closed
Due to a vacancy in the Office Administrator position, the office will be closed until further notice. 
At this time, please call (231)331-6249 to obtain information or to make an appointment. 
Please be prepared to leave a message and your call will be returned as soon as possible.
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To pay taxes online select Taxes at the top of the page > Click on look up your taxes>

You will have to set up a account with the BSA payment system. To pay on line you will need to register/set up account on the BSA screen on the lower left side of the page click on registration. Then can pay for your taxes online.

Pay by Credit/Debit Card

PAYING YOUR TAXES ONLINE WITH CREDIT/DEBIT CARD IS NOW AVAILABLE!
Go to:  www.clearwatertwp.com
  1. Tax information
  2. Look up your own taxes
  3. Create an account if you haven’t already
  4. Search for your parcel via Name, Parcel # or Address
  5. Link that to your account
  6. Click “current tax payments” on the left
  7. Enter information
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Rapid City and Clearwater Township, Gateway to the Chain of Lakes
Clearwater Township, located in the northwest quadrant of Michigan’s Lower Peninsula, occupies an area of extraordinarily beautiful topography and is known regionally as the “Gateway to the Chain of Lakes.” Traversed by the Rapid River, bounded on the north by Torch Lake and on the west by the Torch River and Lake Skegemog, the Township is advantageously positioned along the major waterways of The Elk River Chain of Lakes Watershed.  This watershed drains fourteen lakes, and their interconnecting rivers, in a 500 square mile area of land across Antrim, Charlevoix, Grand Traverse and Kalkaska Counties. The waters of this watershed finally reach the mouth of Elk River in Elk Rapids, where they flow into the Grand Traverse Bay and join Lake Michigan. 

Reflecting the important presence of these waterways in Clearwater Township, approximately one quarter of the Township’s land area is devoted to public recreational uses such as hiking, fishing, swimming, boating, and camping in the summer and hunting, snowmobiling, snow-shoeing, and cross-country skiing in the winter in the Township’s forests, conservation areas, rivers, lakes and streams.

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