Welcome to Wilber Township

Wilber Township will be updating their internet service to Starlink when it is available for delivery in our area, it was ordered August 9th and we are on the waiting list. The current address to contact Wilber Township by e-mail is wilbertownship@hughes.net and will be changing over to wilbertownship@gmail.com January 1st 2023. Starlink service is anticipated to be available in 2023 or later, this is simply an early notification of this. We are currently accepting e-mails from both of the addresses listed until January 1, 2023.  After January 1st, 2023, wilbertownship@gmail.com will exclusively be the Wilber Township e-mail address.

Elections: The August 2nd primary election results for Wilber and Iosco County are available at https://iosco.net/departments/clerk-2/election-results/. The last day to register on-line or at the Secretary of State offices for the November 8TH General Election is October 24th. After that date you will need to register and make address changes in person at the Wilber Township hall office.  All elections are held at the Township Hall, 3120 Sherman Road, East Tawas, MI 48730. Any voter wanting an Absentee Ballot should call or visit our office for an application.  Polls are open from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm on election days.

Keep in mind there there is no perpetual care at the cemetery so it is up to families/friends to care for graves. There is a barrel provided for old plastic, wood and wire as well as a spot for leaves and grass, so please use the appropriate spot. Anyone who has suggestions for the committee is welcome to bring them to the hall for the next meeting.

There is also some information on the Gypsy Moth (Now renamed the Spongy Moth) available at the Township Hall, some of which will be shared in our upcoming newsletter. Wilber Township Board meetings are open to the public so residents with questions or wishing to discuss options are invited to attend one of these meetings.

If you are concerned about your trees, there are also some things property owners can do themselves to help combat them. Click on the Link below from MSU to learn more. https://www.canr.msu.edu/resources/dealing-with-spongy-moth-around-your-home-or-property.

We welcome your comments and ideas as to what type of information you would like to see posted within its contents.