Department Director: Dennis G. Williams, P.E.

Phone Number: (517) 323-8540
Fax Number: (517) 327-1760

Dennis L. Nimphie, P.E.
Walt Kulasa, Construction Inspector
Timothy S. Hogg, Engineering Technician
Dick S. Cross, Engineering Technician
Cindy Jewell, Department Secretary

Mission Statement:
The Engineering Department is dedicated and committed to planning and implementing an infrastructure that ensures a safe and healthy township for Delta Township's citizens, businesses, and environment and is built to the highest affordable standard.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

• Prepares studies, engineering plans, specifications and contract documents for public work projects.
• Inspects public works projects, prepares as-built plans, prepares legal documents and secures their execution.
• Responds to citizen requests for information regarding connection to the public sanitary sewer and water systems, determines costs of sanitary sewer and or water services including preparation of assessment rolls and provides information to property owners and developers to aid them in the developing of their property into the highest and best use.
• Reviews developers' plans for compliance with Delta Township standards and policies.
• Recommends and/ or prepares ordinances relating to engineering, development and sanitary sewer and water systems.
• Coordinates work of engineering consultants.
• Prepares grant applications and administers grants.
• Respects the environment while providing all of the above services

DELTA TOWNSHIP SIDEWALK PROGRAM

Delta Township is now placing a higher priority on creating a safer pedestrian and bicycle friendly community.  The Delta Township Sidewalk Plan was updated in April, 2003, and again in May, 2007.  The Delta Trails Non-Motorized Transportation Plan was adopted in April, 2005.  For a listing of the adopted Sidewalk Plan Goals and Objectives, please click here.

http://www.capitalgroundwater.org

The Capital Area Groundwater Alliance (CAGA) was created to protect and preserve our drinking water at its source. CAGA is a group of communities working together to maintain high standards of water quality and to educate residents and businesses about water protection.

Capital Area Groundwater Alliance represents residents and businesses of the City of Lansing, City of East Lansing, Bath, Delhi, Delta, Lansing & Meridian Townships, the Village of Webberville and Michigan State University. CAGA members voluntarily agree to meet high standards of water quality and are dedicated, through their wellhead protection programs, to protecting our drinking water over and above what is expected. CAGA is one of the largest alliances in the nation working to prevent groundwater contamination.