Local Government:  for information on municipal services like public safety, transportation, trash pick up, parks, housing, etc:

City of Greenville (616) 754-5645
GreenvilleMi.org
411 S. Lafayette / Greenville 48838

 The City has a Council-Manager form of government.  Here’s how it works:

• Seven council members elected by residents. 
• Mayor is elected by City Council for a one-year term as the head of the City Council. 
• City Council establishes the budget, policies and ordinances that govern the City.
• The City Manager is appointed by City Council to manage City operations. 
• Through City staff, the Manager implements the budget and policies of the City Council.

Eureka Township (Surrounds City of Greenville)
9322 S. Greenville Rd. / Greenville 48838
(616) 754-5053; eurekasupervisor@sbcglobal.net

Fairplains Township (East of Greenville)
8383 S. Grow Rd. / Greenville 48838
(616) 225-1050

Montcalm Township (North of Greenville)
1880 S. Greenville Rd. / Greenville 48838
(616) 754-5133; monttwp@pathwaynet.com

Spencer Township  (Northwest of Greenville)
14960 Meddler NE / Gowen 49326
(616) 984-0035

Oakfield Township (West of Greenville)
10300 – 14 Mile Rd. / Rockford 40341
(616) 754-5679

Otisco Township (South of Greenville)
9663 Button Rd. / Belding 48809
(616) 794-3506

For County Government services such as housing, health department, social services, road maintenance, sherriff’s department, etc.

Montcalm County:
211 W. Main/ Stanton 48888
(989) 831-7339

State Government:  Greenville is in the 33rd State Senate District.  

Senator Judy Emmons  (517) 373-3760
P.O. Box 30036
Lansing, MI 48909

Greenville is in the 70th State House District:

Representative Rick Outman (517) 373-0834
124 N. Capitol
S-1089 House Office Building
Lansing, MI 48933

Federal Government:  Along with our two Senators, Michigan has 15 congressmen  in the U. S. House of Representatives. Greenville is  in the 4^th U.S. Congressional District