Effective April 1, 2023 your QUARTERLY sewer rate will increase by $2.26 , making your total bill $178.06 . Please note that our late fee is a compounding 10%. This means every quarter your sewer bill goes UNPAID your late fee will be 10% of the TOTAL bill. To avoid these late penalties please make sure your bills are paid in a timely manner. Quarterly bills are payable by cash (exact change), check or credit/debit card (online or at the counter). If you have any questions or concerns please contact Frank Force at (616) 691-8450.
Directions for Online Sewer Bill Payment:
- Go to grattantownship.org
- Select “Assessing and Tax Lookup”
- In the top right corner hover over the “sign in” button. If you do not already have an account with us, please register. If you do, please sign in.
- On the left hand side, select “Utility Billing Search”
- Enter your Last Name or select search by address and enter the property address
- Select your name or address
- In the RED box that says AMOUNT DUE select PAY NOW
- Enter the amount to be paid
- Select Make Payment
- Enter Payment Information
- Select continue
- Print Receipt for your records
SEWER & POWER OUTAGE EMERGENCY Call 616-776-9656
If you experience a power failure, the sewer pump stations are affected just as your home is.
So when a power failure of any kind occurs, call the sewer emergency line at 616-776-9656 and report your location .
Also, Grattan's sewer customers should practice restraint when it comes to using portable generators during power outages. Pump stations do not pump during these outages and we run the risk of sanitary sewer overflows into the lakes if too many generators are in use. If you are forced to use your generator please restrict your use of water as much as possible. Power outages are a way of life in our township and we have to learn to live with them.
The Grattan Township Sewer Property is owned and maintained by Grattan Township. This is private property and is not available for hunting, fishing or other means of trespass. This property is protected under the State of Michigan Trespassing laws and enforced by the Kent County Sheriff's Department. Violations may result in fines or imprisonment.
