Supervisor's Blog
Today’s Blog is the start of a dedication to our soon to be retiring Treasurer Judy Clark. Judy will soon be moving out of the Concord Township. And although Judy is only moving to Spring Arbor, it will require her to resign her position as the Concord Township Board of Trustees, Treasurer. We want her to stay, alas we want what’s best for her.
The following post submitted to the Jackson Cit-Pat & Albion Recorder
Hiring / Appointment for Concord Township
Must be a Concord Township Resident
Property Tax Collection, (bookkeeping duties, attend all Board Meetings) Must post a surety bond
Part-Time – Paid Holidays – (office closed during all Federal Government and Bank Holidays)
Salary $20,000 yearly – (Fiscal Year July 1 – June 30)
If you are interested in interviewing for this position, please submit a letter of interest with your resume:
email to Treasurer Judy Clark at [email protected]
or drop off at the Township Office during office hours.
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