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Clerk’s OfficeGeneral Duties
The City Clerk is the clerk of the City Council, attends all meetings of the Council and maintains the official minutes of the Council. The Clerk is the custodian of the official City seal and is also responsible for maintaining all of the papers, documents and records pertaining to the City unless the custody of records is otherwise prescribed for by law. The Clerk’s Office is responsible for the proper notification for meetings and public hearings through publication in the Iosco County News-Herald, posting in City Hall, and on this Web site.
The City of East Tawas will hold a Special Election on Tuesday, November 7, 2023 for a proposal to sell a facility/building owned by the City of East Tawas. Full ballot language is available at City Hall. Please contact the Clerk's office if you have any questions regarding the proposal.
Absentee ballots for elections are available 45 days prior to an election. A request to be on the permanent absentee ballot list will need to be completed prior to receiving an absentee ballot for future elections. Please click here for the form. If you are on the City's Permanent Absentee Ballot list, you will receive an Absentee Ballot for all future elections. However, if you were previously on the Permanent absentee ballot list to receive an application for an absentee ballot and did not request to be on the permanent "ballot" list, you will receive an application in the mail to receive an absentee ballot. The State of Michigan is in the process of converting to a permanent "ballot" list eliminating the need for an application to receive an absentee ballot. Please contact the Clerk's Office if you have any questions or concerns regarding this process.
NATIONAL POLL WORKER RECRUITMENT! Michigan needs more election inspectors / poll workers than ever before to run early voting sites and polling places for the 2024 elections coming up. Sign up now or learn more at Michigan.gov/poll worker or https://www.michigan.gov/sos/elections/pollworker
If you have served as an election inspector / poll worker in past elections, please contact that jurisdiction’s clerk’s office before signing up. Or go to your local clerk’s office and complete an application to become an election inspector / poll worker.
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If everyone who signs up recruits one more person, the critical need for more election inspectors / poll workers in Michigan will be met! To learn more about Early Voting, please click the following link: https://www.michigan.gov/sos/elections/voting/early-in-person-voting