Lunch

Come and join us for lunch.

Please call

484-5600 for menu and reservations. Reservations are required and must be made by noon the business day before you want to attend. If you have reservations and are unable to attend, please call and cancel your reservation.

M, W, & F

11:45 am - 12:45 pm

$4 suggested donation for ages 60+

$7 charge ages 59 & under

Enrichment Center

Activity Room

Footcare

Includes:

Foot Bath

Toenail Cutting

Minor Calluses and

Rough Areas

Foot Massage

Corn removal

is a medical procedure therefore this is not performed.

Tu, Call for an appointment

$30

Enrichment Center

Activity Room

Cards & Games

Drop-in

No partner needed

Bingo

M/W/F: 1 - 3 pm, $1,

(12 card max)

Bridge (Social/Contract)

M: 12:15 - 4 pm, $1.50

Cribbage

W: 1 - 3 pm, $1.50

Double Pinochle

F: 11 am - 3 pm, $1.50

Euchre

M: 6 - 9 pm, $1.50

Th: 6 - 9 pm, $3

Pinochle

Tu: 12 am - 3 pm, $1.50

Scrabble

M: 10 am - 12:30 pm, $.50

Th: 1 - 3 pm, $.50 

Enrichment Center

Room 300 - Except Bingo which is in the Activity Room

Soulful Story Cards

A workshop to shed light on old stories holding us back and give ourselves permission to create new stories opening opportunities for insights and wisdom. The cards become signposts for moving forward with intention in living more fully. This Intentional Creativity® class requires no artistic skills. Supplies and Supply fee included.

Th: 10/10, 10/17, 10/24

12:30 - 2:30 pm

$37/3 classes

Enrichment Center

Room 301

No Fear Computer Class

- Basics

Learn copy & paste, email basics & safety, file management, windows, security & safety, web browsers & basic functions, & more.

W: 9/11 - 10/16

1 - 2:30 pm

W: 11/6 - 12/11

1 - 2:30 pm

Free/6 Classes

Enrichment Center

Room 301

No Fear Computer Class

- Beyond The Basics

Learn beyond the basics computer, internet, and email skills and more. Plus, a simple intro to Windows 11.

W: 9/11 - 10/16

3 - 4:30 pm

W: 11/6 - 12/11

3 - 4:30 pm

Free/6 Classes

Enrichment Center

Room 301

Matter of Balance

This workshop is designed to improve balance, flexibility, and strength, helping people reduce fall risks, strengthen their confidence, and become more active.

Th: 9/12 - 10/31

1 - 3:30 pm

Free/8 classes - TCOA (Tri-County Office on Aging accepts donations for the class)

Enrichment Center

Room 302 

Learn to Crochet

Basics, learn techniques, and troubleshoot new/current projects.

F: 9/13 - 10/25

10:15 am - 12:15 pm

$28/7 classes

F: 11/1 - 12/20

10:15 am - 12:15 pm

$28/7 classes

Enrichment Center

Room 301

Learn to Knit

Basics, learn techniques, and troubleshoot new/current projects.

F: 9/13 - 10/25

10:15 am - 12:15 pm

$28/7 classes

F: 11/1 - 12/20

10:15 am - 12:15 pm

$28/7 classes

Enrichment Center

Room 301

Genealogy

Have fun learning about how to get started in genealogy, the resources, and how to preserve your information for future generations.

Tu: 9/10 - 10/29

1 - 3 pm

$32/8 Classes

Room 302

Tu: 9/10 - 10/29

6 - 8 pm

$32/8 Classes

Room 302

Senior Barre Fitness

 A full-body workout combining ballet-based movements, weight conditioning, core focused exercise, and

stretching by emphasizing precision, and form. You will develop a leaner, more toned body, and a calmer relaxed mind.

Wear soft-soled shoes. Bring a Pilates ring to class.

M/W: 9/9 - 10/16

11:30 am - 12:15 pm

$48/12 classes

M/W: 10/21 - 11/20 (no class 11/4)

11:30 am - 12:15 pm

$36/9 classes

Community Center Upper Level

Jazzercise For Seniors

All Levels

A fun low impact class to build balance and flexibility, tone your whole body, and charge up your metabolism with pulse-pounding beats.

Tu/Th: ongoing

11 - 11:45 am

$28/8 classes (paid monthly)

or

$5 drop-in fee

register & pay in class

Community Center Upper Level

Total Stretch Gentle Yoga

Gentle yoga practice which includes stretching and strengthening yoga postures.

Yoga reduces stress, improves circulation, increases flexibility, and improves balance.

Tu: 10 - 11 am

W: 10 - 11 am

Th: 10 - 11 am

$2 drop-in fee per class

Enrichment Center

Room 303

Tai Chi

Tai Chi Qigong Shibashi

Provides a gentle and beautiful stretch routine which promotes flexibility and is deeply relaxing. In this easy and beginning class you will learn the movements.

Th: 9/19 - 11/7

9:30 - 10:30 am

$48/8 classes

Th: 11/14 - 12/19

9:30 - 10:30 am

$30/5 classes

Enrichment Center

Room 303

Tai Chi Beginning

Putting the movements you've learned in the Qigong Shibashi into flowing rhythmic patterns.

Th: 9/19 - 11/7

10:40 am - 11:40 pm

$48/8 classes

Th: 11/14 - 12/19

10:40 am - 11:40 pm

$30/5 classes

Enrichment Center

Room 303

39'ers Library - Books

Books are a take one, leave one system

Books older than 2011 are not accepted. Also due to space limitations Magazines, Reader's Digest, and DVD's are not accepted.

M-F

10 am - 3 pm

Free

39'ers Library

Enrichment Center

39'ers Library - Jigsaw Puzzles

Puzzles are a take one, leave one system

300 and 500 piece puzzles are preferred. Also puzzles with larger pieces are preferred. There is a variety of puzzles with 1,000 pieces but puzzles with over 1,000 pieces are not accepted.

M-F

10 am - 3 pm

Free

39'ers Library

Enrichment Center

Treadmill

Available for Anyone To Use

M-F

10 am - 3 pm

Free

Enrichment Center

Mackinac Island/Grand Hotel 4 Day/3 Night Package

Trip is Full - Call to be put on the waiting list

This trip is for people 50 years and over. We welcome guests 21-49 years of age that share the same room.

Includes: Accommodations (rooms are luck of the draw) at the Grand Hotel (including baggage handling). Three full breakfasts, lunch on arrival day, two buffet luncheons, afternoon tea and cookies, three five-course dinners, nightly demitasse and a complimentary champagne/wine reception. Motor coach transportation to and from the Delta 39’ers, ferry transportation to/from the island and horse drawn taxi to/from hotel and ferry dock. Special activities: horse drawn carriage tour of the island, lectures, fudge bingo, movies, tournaments, contests and much more. Most activities are free however, a few require a small fee. Do as much or as little as you like.

Not Included: lunch on the way home, bus drivers’ tip, taxi drivers’ tip, and carriage tour driver’s tip ($1-2 per person suggested).

Su-W: 10/20 - 10/23

For questions or more information please call Delta 39’ers at 484-5600 

The Pool is located at Waverly East Intermediate School (3131 West Michigan Avenue).

Classes and program times may change without notice. Call the Pool Information Line at 484-9322 for up-to-date information. No street shoes are allowed on the pool deck.

The warm water pool is great for lap/open swim, swim lessons, and especially the

water aerobics classes.

Adult Water Exercise

Water aerobics classes with low-, moderate, and high-intensity are available.

Adult Water Exercise Ages 18+

The exercise classes 45 minutes long, ongoing, and can be joined at any time. Participants do not need to be swimmers to participate.

Your first visit to one water exercise class (of your choice) is free!

$55 for 10 visits with punch card: age 54 and under

$50 for 10 visits with punch card: age 55 and over

$7 per person drop-in fee (exact change)

Adult Lap Swim/Adult Open Swim/Family Swim

$35 for 10 visits with punch card

$4 per person, per visit drop-in fee (exact change)

You may purchase punch cards:

1 - At the Delta 39'ers & Aquatics Office

located inside the Delta Enrichment Center (4538 Elizabeth Road).

Office hours are Monday-Friday, 10 am - 3 pm

Cash, checks, and debit/credit cards are accepted.

2 - On The Pool Deck

With a check (made payable to: Delta Township) or cash (exact change).

Debit/credit cards are not accepted on the pool deck.

3 - Over The Phone

With Delta 39'ers & Aquatics Office at 484-5600.

Office hours are Monday-Friday, 10 am - 3 pm

Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express are accepted. Phone orders will be delivered to the pool twice a week.

Refunds will not be issued for lost, new, or partially used punch cards.

I Am Delta Virtual 5K Walk/Run

Gather your friends, family, and coworkers to join us for the I am Delta Virtual 5K Run/Walk.

How to Complete your Virtual 5K:

This virtual 5K can be completed from your location of choice. No results will need to be submitted. Once you receive your swag, lace up shoes, put on your bib, and complete the 5K during the months of October & November of 2024.

Registration – How to, Deadlines, & Cost:

Registration (June 29-August 28) - $45 includes hoodie, bib, a reusable insulated bag, and sticker Sign-up now at deltami.gov/registration

Hoodie Sizes:

You will only be given the size that you ordered during your registration. Hoodie is a “unisex” fit. Available sizes – Youth S-Lg and Adult S-XXXL

Pick-up/Shipping Details:

The swag pick-up (hoodie, race bid, bag, and sticker) will be available starting Monday, September 30 at the Delta Township Parks & Recreation Office (7710 West Saginaw Highway, Lansing, MI 48917). All swag must be picked up before Friday, November 29. If you are out of town or would like your swag mailed to your address, upon registration, choose the additional $10 for shipping fee (US only).

How to Submit Pictures:

We would love for you to share your experience with us! Post your photos with #Iamdelta or tag Delta Township. Join our event on Facebook, share your photos, and connect with fellow participants. Also, post a photo on Instagram using #iamdelta.

Cancellation/Refunds:

Unfortunately, we cannot offer a refund for this event, all sales are final.

Contact Information: deltami.gov/delta5K; 323-8555

*Any proceeds made from this event will go back into the Delta Township Parks System

Trick-or-Treating at the Mall

Come and “Trick-or-Treat” the Lansing Mall at the displays set up by local businesses and groups. A $1 fee per child will be collected at the door and will be used for future parks events. We encourage everyone to wear costumes and bring your own trick or treat bag. The line will start at the back Zap Zone/back mall entrance. If you are a business or civic group and would like to have a table, please call us at 323-8555 or visit www.deltami.gov to obtain a form. Trail shuts down at 7:30 p.m. 

W: 10/9

5 - 7:30 pm

Lansing Mall (back Zap Zone/back Mall entrance)

$1 per child (while candy supplies last)

FIRE PREVENTION OPEN HOUSE

The week of October 6-12, 2024 is Fire Prevention Week.

In conjunction with Fire Prevention Week, the Delta Township Fire Department will be hosting its annual Open House from 6-8:30 p.m. on Thursday, October 10, 2024 at the Central Fire Station located at 811 North Canal Road.

Fire personnel will be on hand to explain equipment and answer fire safety questions.

Some of the scheduled events include:

• Fire trucks and ambulances, along with their equipment

• A real fire hose for children to spray

• Family fire safety house

• Eaton County Central Dispatch

• Free blood pressure clinic

• Free helium balloons

• Eaton County Sheriff’s Department

• Helicopter ambulance on display

• Capital Area Safe Kids Coalition

• Fire prevention and safety brochures

• Refreshments

If you have any questions, please call 321-6622

North Pole Express Mailbox

Area youth can drop their letters to Santa from December 2-December 18. The mailbox will be located on the Southside of the Delta Township Administration Building located at 7710 West Saginaw Highway beginning in December. Letters will be regularly picked up by Santa’s most trusted helpers and will be hand-delivered to the big man himself. Santa will read and respond to each letter with a return address. For more information or for questions, please contact the Delta Township Parks and Recreation Department at 323-8555.

Alzheimer & Dementia Co-Ed Caregiver's Support Group

Join Chris for this support group.

Support groups are an important 

resource for caregivers, they provide a judgement free place to share your fears and frustrations and talk with those going through similar challenges.

This group offers support, education, problem solving, and guest speakers.

Anyone is welcome

No registration is required

1st W

10:30 am – 12 pm

Free

Delta Enrichment Center

Room 301

Alzheimer Male Caregiver's Support Group

Support groups are an important 

resource for caregivers, they provide a judgement free place to share your fears and frustrations and talk with those going through similar challenges.

This group offers support, education, problem solving, and guest speakers.

Anyone is welcome

No registration is required 

3rd W

10 am – 12 pm

Free

Delta Enrichment Center

Room 302

Elections

NEW FOR 2024!

With the passing of Proposal 2022-2 at the November 8, 2022, General Election, voters will see some changes and added options for voting in 2024.

Below is a list of a few things from the passage of Proposal 2022-2.

• 9 days of early voting required for all federal and state elections.

• State funded postage for absentee applications and return ballots.

• Permanent Mail Ballot - Allow voters a single registration for absentee ballots for all future elections. (This does require voters to alert the Clerk’s Office of mail address changes, including temporary changes.)

• Military and Overseas voters’ ballots will be counted if post marked by Election Day and received up to 6 days after election day.

2024 Election Dates – Presidential Election Year

Tuesday, November 5, 2024 – General

If residents will be out of the community on any Election Day or need information regarding an upcoming election, contact the Township Clerk’s Office at 323-8500.

Early Voting Schedule:

Sa: 10/26, 8 am - 4 pm

Su: 10/27, 8 am - 4 pm

M: 10/28, 9 am - 5 pm

Tu: 10/29, 9 am - 5 pm

W: 10/30, 11 am - 7 pm

Th: 10/31, 11 am - 7 pm

F: 11/1, 9 am - 5 pm

Sa: 11/2, 8 am - 4 pm

Su: 11/3, 8 am - 4 pm

Automatic Permanent Absent Voter Application List

Delta Township maintains a list of voters who are automatically mailed an application for an absentee ballot for elections in which they are eligible to vote. A voter can request to be placed on the “automatic absent voter application list”. Once an application is returned and ballots are available, the ballot will be mailed to the voter. To be placed on our Automatic Absent Voter List please call the Clerk’s Office Monday-Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 323-8500. If you would like to sign up electronically go to the Delta Township website at www.deltami.gov, select the Government heading at the top of the page and then select Elections and Voter Registration. From the list that displays, select “Automatic Absent Voter List Request”, and complete the form online.

Lifeguards and

Swim Instructors

Delta Township is actively looking to hire several lifeguards and swim instructors.

If you are interested, please contact the Delta 39'ers & Aquatics office at 517-484-5600 which is located in the Delta Enrichment Center.

The Delta Enrichment Center is located at 4538 Elizabeth Road, Lansing 48917.

The pool is located at Waverly East Intermediate School (3131 West Michigan Avenue) use Door #14 on SE corner of school. 

Eaton, Ingham and Clinton County 911 Dispatch centers are all utilizing what3words to precisely locate incidents when emergency assistance is needed.

What is what3words?

What3words has divided the globe into 10 ft squares and given each one a unique three-word identifier. It means any precise location can be communicated with just three words.

For example, ///narrate.optical.carry will take you to Arizona’s Horseshoe Bend overlook of the Colorado River.

Even when you’re totally offline, without a data or cellular connect ion, you can still find the 3 words for your location and navigate to other locations. This is because the app uses a GPS signal to work, which has near-universal coverage wherever you are in the world.

Without phone signal, the app functions the same as when you have no data connection: you can view the location of any what3words address you enter. You can also navigate to it using compass mode.

Locate incidents faster:

what3words gives callers a precise way to communicate exactly where assistance is needed, saving precious time.

what3words is also available to over 4,800 Emergency Communications Centers across the US via RapidSOS, CAD vendors and other tools.

As well as the free app for iOS and Android, what3words is available online at what3words.com

See more information at https:// what3words.com/news/emergency/ three-words-to-tell-us-public-safetyteams-exactly-where-you-are

Passport Drive

The Delta Township Clerk’s Office accepts passport applications, form DS-11 only, during regular office hours Monday-Friday by appointment only year around. If you are planning to travel in 2024 it is recommended that applicants apply 4 to 6 months prior to travel dates.

The Delta Township Clerk’s Office will be offering several dates with extended hours passport drives during 2024. The Delta Township Clerk’s Office will be open extended hours on the following dates for the acceptance of passport applications (Form DS-11 ONLY):

2024 Passport Drives

M: 9/9, 5-7 pm

Tu: 10/8, 5-7 pm

W: 11/20, 5-7 pm

Th, 12/19, 5-7 pm

Please visit the U.S. Department of State website for documentation requirements, fees, and applications at www.travel.state.gov.

Two payments will be required:

1 - Payable to U.S. Department of State for processing of your passport and MUST be in the form of a personal check or money order

2 - Payable to Delta Township for the acceptance fee ($35) and picture ($15 if purchased through Delta Township), can be paid by cash, check or credit/debit card.

One official passport quality photo taken within six months of application is required when submitting a passport application (form DS-11 only) and can be obtained at the Clerk’s Office. For questions or further information please call the Delta Township Clerk’s Office at 323-8500.

Vending and License Requirements

Please be aware that a valid pictured vendor license is required by the Township Clerk for vending activity in the township either door-to-door or from a fixed commercial site. Vending licenses are NOT required for groups representing a school, religious organization, or charitable organization which are classified non-profit for federal internal revenue purposes. A license is also not required if the vendor leaves a brochure at a resident’s home and does not knock or engage the resident in any capacity.

Preregistered vendors are listed on the township website, www.deltami.gov.

Residents should ask to see the Delta Township issued license if they are approached by a vendor if the license is not visible.

If a vendor does not have a Township issued license, residents should contact the Sheriff’s Department at 372-8217x2 as soon as possible.

All other questions regarding this ordinance should be directed to the Delta Township Clerk’s Office at 323-8500.

Mailbox Thefts

Recently, there has been an increase in mailbox thefts in Eaton County, especially in residential areas that cater to those 65 and older. 

The Eaton County Sheriff’s Office and Delta Township would like to remind residents to be extra diligent when reviewing and sending mail.

Below are some quick tips to help you avoid mailbox theft:

• Be sure to pick up your mail daily and as close to delivery time as possible.

• A flag up on your mailbox is an indicator that a payment is awaiting pick up.

• If sensitive information or payments are coming and going from your residence, it is best to go directly to the post office.

• Sign up for informed delivery by visiting informeddelivery.usps.com to get daily digest emails that preview your mail scheduled to arrive soon and see images of your incoming letter-sized mail

To report a mailbox theft, please call the non-emergency line for the Eaton County Central Dispatch at 372-8217.

RAVE ALERTS

RAVE Alert is the official emergency alert notification system used by Eaton County to send text, email, and voice messages out to the community during an emergency.

SMART911

Smart911 is also an official system used by Eaton County. It allows people to create their own personal safety profile. People can provide as much or as little information in their personal safety profile as they want. Information from your personal safety profile is available to 911 dispatchers and emergency first responders for only 45 minutes during an emergency. Some types of information that people may want to share in an emergency situation are their medical conditions, emergency contacts, preferred providers, etc.

You can sign-up for free online for both of these services (message and data rates may apply).

Please visit Eaton County's web page for more information:

Summer Property Tax Bills

Summer property tax bills were mailed on June 27 and are due by Monday, September 16 without interest or penalty.

If you did not receive your bill, please call 323-8510 to request that a new bill be mailed to you.

The Delta Township Accounting/Treasurer’s Office offers the ability for residents and business owners to access services and make payments remotely. Below is a listing of the available online services which can be accessed at https://www.deltami.gov/residents – click on e-Services.

• View your tax/property assessment information.

• Pay your bill using a credit card or e-check (fees apply)

• Pay your bill automatically through direct withdrawal from a checking or savings account • A new autopay form must be completed each tax year. The summer tax payment will be scheduled for withdrawal on September 16, 2024. The winter tax payment can be scheduled for withdrawal on December 31, 2024 or February 14, 2025.

If you have any questions about the options listed above, please contact the Accounting/Treasurer’s office at 323-8510.

BURNING PERMITS

Delta Township residents must obtain a burning permit for any open burning (bon fires, burn barrels, etc.) within the township.

Burning of yard waste or use of a burning barrel is only allowed in areas zoned agricultural. 

Burning permits are available at no charge at www.deltami.gov/burnpermit

Please call 321-6622 or visit the website for a complete list of Delta Township’s burning regulations. The Delta Township Burning Ordinance is strictly enforced. 

CAMPFIRE SAFETY

A roaring fire is both a success, and a responsibility. It is your job to properly maintain and extinguish your campfire so that future campers can do the same.

As you’re enjoying your campfire, remember these safety tips:

Maintaining Your Campfire

As you’re enjoying your campfire, remember these safety tips:

Once you have a strong fire going, add larger pieces of dry wood to keep it burning steadily

Keep your fire to a manageable size

Make sure children and pets are supervised when near the fire

Never leave your campfire unattended

Never cut live trees or branches from live trees

Extinguishing Your Campfire

When you’re ready to put out your f ire and call it a night, follow these guidelines:

Allow the wood to burn completely to ash

Pour lots of water on the fire, drown ALL embers, not just the red ones

Pour until hissing sound stops

Stir the campfire ashes and embers with a shovel

Scrape the sticks and logs to remove any embers

Stir and make sure everything is wet and they are cold to the touch If you do not have water, use dirt. Mix enough dirt or sand with the embers. Continue adding and stirring until all material is cool. Remember: do NOT bury the fire as the fire will continue to smolder and could catch roots on fire that will eventually get to the surface and start a wildfire. REMEMBER: If it’s too hot to touch, it’s too hot to leave!

Don’t Burn Dangerous Things! 

Never burn aerosol cans or pressurized containers. They may explode.

Never put glass in the fire pit. Glass does not melt away; it only heats up and shatters. Broken slivers of glass are dangerous.

Aluminum cans do not burn. In fact, the aluminum only breaks down into smaller pieces. Inhaling aluminum dust can be harmful to your lungs.

Delta Township Recycling Center

For a complete listing of items accepted at the Delta Township Recycling Center and to obtain the monthly recycling newsletter visit www.deltami.gov

Accepted Recycling Items 

Delta Township’s Recycling Center accepts the following products or materials to be recycled: cooking oil, polystyrene foam, household batteries (please tape the circuits on lithium, 9 volt, and larger batteries), cellular phones, ink cartridges, plastics with #1-7 symbol on the bottom, metals, clear and colored glass, paper, boxboard, CFL bulbs, and phone books. Please remove all lids and caps from plastic containers prior to recycling.

Not Accepted Items 

Pop or beer box containers, containers designed to go in the freezer or refrigerator, or plastic containers that hazardous waste comes in, such as motor oil or anti-freeze, are not accepted.

Yard Waste

Yard waste is not accepted during the winter months of December through March. The yard waste bins at the recycling center are removed for the winter.

Yard Waste Recycling will be accepted starting April 17 - October 9, 2024. Fees apply

Visit the Delta Township website at www.deltami.gov/recycling for applicable fees or call the Clerk’s Office at 323-8500.

Recycling Center Hours

Winter Hours

November - March

Tu: 8 am - 4 pm

W: 12 - 6 pm

Sa: 8 am - 4 pm

Summer Hours

April-October

Tu: 8 am - 4 pm

W: 12 - 8 pm

Sa: 8 am - 4 pm



Closed For The Holidays

Sa: Aug 31

Sa: Nov 23

Tu: Dec 24

W: Dec 25

Residential Use Only - No Commercial Use

2024 Yard Waste Rates

$2 per 30-gallon paper bag or $8.50 per cubic yard

Vehicles

Based on Average Approximate Depth

S10 Pickup – $15 level load (1.4 cubic yard)

Full Size Pickup – $25 level load (2.7 cubic yard)

Mini Van w/open back – $10 per foot (1 cubic yard)

Trailers

4’x6’ – $6 per foot (.9 cubic yard/ foot)

4’x8’ – $8 per foot (1.2 cubic yard/ foot)

5’x8’ – $10 per foot (1.5 cubic yard/ foot)

6’x10’ – $15 per foot (2.2 cubic yard/ foot)

Bicycles Accepted at the Recycling Center

Bicycles are accepted in any condition at the recycling center. They are refurbished and returned to the community by The Kids Repair Program.

Volunteers are needed to work with staff to teach kids bike repair, bike safety, and bike maintenance.

Volunteers may also help with supply inventories, grant writing, office support, or public relation materials. For more information call 755-4174.

What To Do With A Worn American Flag

We all know that an American flag should be retired with dignity, but what should we do with one that has been tattered by the wind over time. Many of us know not to dispose of worn flags in the trash, so they reside in the garage with intentions to ‘properly’ handle them later. Boy Scout Troop 111 relocated their flag collection container to the Delta Township Recycling Center to provide a solution for you and handle the proper retirement of all American flags.

The kiosk was originally constructed as part of Leonard Robitaille’s Eagle Project several years ago. Leonard, though autistic, put a lot of work into its construction with the help of many scouts and adults from his Troop. Former Congressman Mike Rogers and other dignitaries participated in the original dedication at the car wash on Elmwood. It has been at several Delta Township locations but now resides in a logical location with access to all.

All you have to do is drop the flag in the slot on the side, and the Scouts from Troop 111 will ensure it is included in one of their formal flag retirement ceremonies. Many of the flags are retired during their week as the Governor’s Honor Guard each summer at Mackinac Island. 

Troop 111 has served the Delta/Waverly area for over 50 years.

For more information on programs, or for any other questions pertaining to recycling, please contact the Clerk’s Office at 323-8500.

Special Recycling Programs 

Eaton County Department of Resource Recovery sponsors several recycling events throughout the year within Eaton County. The 2024 schedule of events will be available soon at the Eaton County Department of Resource Recovery website at www.eatoncounty.org/ recycle.

Appointments are required for events and can be made by calling Eaton County Department of Resource Recovery at 517-543-3686 or scheduling your appointment online at www.recycle@eatoncounty.org.

For more information on 2024 events contact the Eaton County Department of Resource Recovery.

We offer gift certificates in a variety of denominations. They can be used for trips or classes. A great gift for any occasion.

Also Gift Certificates for Footcare are available see 39'ers staff to purchase.