Highland Township is located on the border of western Oakland County. M-59, a major east/west local access highway bisects the community, giving residents access to US 23 to the west and the more urbanized areas of southeast Michigan to the east.

We review and approve proposals for land divisions, and issue permits for signs and fences. We also provide project management for Township-initiated improvements, such as parks, trails and water main extensions. If you have a question regarding use of your property, the Planning and Zoning staff are a helpful resource.

Highland Activity Center The Activity Center is a place for people to come to find companionship, classes, exercise, movies, lunch, cards and much more. The day programming is geared towards the vintage population, but our services actually accommodate anyone 40 and older, including people with special needs.

To inquire about township hall rental contact the Township Hall Caretaker, Sandy Fewless at (231) 388-4088. Click here to access your Record Card through BS&A Online. TOWNSHIP BOARD

Highland Township is a western suburb of Metro Detroit and is located about 18 miles (29.0 km) west of the city of Pontiac and about 45 miles (72.4 km) northwest of the city of Detroit. Highland Township was founded by pioneer families in 1835.

The Oakland County Sheriff's Office Highland Township Substation affords residents the ability to: Place their house on the House Check List, providing extra patrol during extended periods of vacancy. Make reports of incidents or accidents when a police officer was not called to the scene.

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