Welcome to Zilwaukee

The City of Zilwaukee encompasses 2.34 square miles or 1,497 acres and is located along the Saginaw River in Northern Saginaw County. The City is bordered on the East by the Saginaw River, Carrollton Township to the South, Kochville Township to the West, and Zilwaukee Township to the North. The City of Zilwaukee is regionally located on the Northern fringe of the Saginaw Metropolitan Area.

The City is located within 10 miles of the City of Bay City and Saginaw Bay, which is a part of Lake Huron.

Zilwaukee in the Fall

Zilwaukee in the Fall


Council Seats Open

 

 

 


Council Candidate Filing Procedure

 

 


Job Opportunities

 

Grounds Maintenance Worker

Water Meter Reader

 

 


FYI

City of Zilwaukee City Office doors are now open from 8:15am to 4:15pm

You can pay Water Bills and Taxes; In person, through the mail, in the slot located in the side door, over the phone or online.

If you have any questions about COVID-19, please call the State of Michigan COVID-19 Hotline at 1-888-535-6136 between 8am-5pm daily.

Thank you for your understanding and stay healthy.

 


Saginaw County Hazard Mitigation Plan

 

http://www.saginawcounty.com/emhsd


 

FOIA

FOIA Procedures and Guidelines

FOIA Fee Itemization Form


Ordinance addressing floodplain management provisions


Poverty Exemption Fact Sheet

 

https://www.michigan.gov/documents/treasury/Poverty_Exemption_Taxpayer_Fact_Sheet_728331_7.pdf

 


ATTENTION!

Water bills and Taxes can now be paid Online and Over the phone. Also they can be paid in the Office with a Credit Card. Service Fees Applied.

 

Online:

Main BSA Online Link:

https://bsaonline.com/?uid=1781

Tax Payment Wizard:

https://bsaonline.com/OnlinePayment/OnlinePaymentSearch/?PaymentApplicationType=4&uid=1781

Water Bill Wizard:

https://bsaonline.com/OnlinePayment/OnlinePaymentSearch/?PaymentApplicationType=10&uid=1781

 

Phone Payment:

855-594-0626

Need to know Account Number for Water Bills and Parcel Number for Taxes.


 

SASWA

https://www.saswa.org/blog

 

https://www.saswa.org/blog1/2022/6/21/how-to-landscape-to-protect-your-local-water-resources

 

https://www.saswa.org/blog1/2022/12/5/the-hazards-of-melting-snow-and-what-action-you-can-take