Michigan Constitution
Article VII - LOCAL GOVERNMENT
- § 1 Counties; corporate character, powers and immunities.
- § 2 County charters.
- § 3 Reduction of size of county.
- § 4 County officers; terms, combination.
- § 5 Offices at county seat.
- § 6 Sheriffs; security, responsibility for acts, ineligibility for other office.
- § 7 Boards of supervisors; members.
- § 8 Legislative, administrative, and other powers and duties of boards.
- § 9 Compensation of county officers.
- § 10 Removal of county seat.
- § 11 Indebtedness, limitation.
- § 12 Navigable streams, permission to bridge or dam.
- § 13 Consolidation of counties, approval by electors.
- § 14 Organization and consolidation of townships.
- § 15 County intervention in public utility service and rate proceedings.
- § 16 Highways, bridges, culverts, airports; road tax limitation.
- § 17 Townships; corporate character, powers and immunities.
- § 18 Township officers; term, powers and duties.
- § 19 Township public utility franchises.
- § 20 Townships, dissolution; villages as cities.
- § 21 Cities and villages; incorporation, taxes, indebtedness.
- § 22 Charters, resolutions, ordinances; enumeration of powers.
- § 23 Parks, boulevards, cemeteries, hospitals.
- § 24 Public service facilities.
- § 25 Public utilities; acquisition, franchises, sale.
- § 26 Cities and villages, loan of credit.
- § 27 Metropolitan governments and authorities.
- § 28 Governmental functions and powers; joint administration, costs and credits, transfers.
- § 29 Highways, streets, alleys, public places; control, use by public utilities.
- § 30 Franchises and licenses, duration.
- § 31 Vacation or alteration of roads, streets, alleys, public places.
- § 32 Budgets, public hearing.
- § 33 Removal of elected officers.
- § 34 Construction of constitution and law concerning counties, townships, cities, villages.
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