Assessing and Land Division
Brooke Milbrandt is the Drummond Township Assessor.
She can be reached at:
assessor@drummondislandtownship.org
Phone: (906) 322-6625
Katie Chipman-Bergsma is the Assessor Assistant. She can be reached at:
assessor@drummondislandtownship.org
Phone: (906) 440-2257
The assessor holds office hours at the township hall on the 1st & 3rd Wednesday of each month from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. She is also available by appointment.
Responsibilities and Forms
Assessing
The Assessor is responsible for identifying and valuing all taxable real and personal property within Drummond Township in accordance with Michigan’s General Property Tax Laws. The Assessor maintains property record information for every parcel of property within Drummond Township including legal descriptions and physical improvements to parcels including commercial, industrial and residential buildings, and accessory structures. The Assessor also maintains taxpayer record information, received in various forms, such as Deeds, Property Transfer Affidavits, Homeowner’s Principal Residence Exemption Affidavits and other related documents.
Address Application: https://www.chippewacountymi.gov/_files/ugd/f7b3c3_d8d56971e6164a4cacc88efa416e8925.pdf
Property Protest: Form 4031 July December Board of Review Affidavit.pdf
MI Qualified Forest Program Frequently Asked Questions
EXEMPTION FORMS
Disabled Veterans:
Personal Property: 5076-Affidavit to Claim Small Business Tax Exemption
Poverty: 5737 - Application for Poverty Exemption
Principal Residence:
Township Land Division Policy
The Assessor also performs the function of Land Division Administrator. The Land Division Administrator is charged with the review and approval of unplatted splits in accordance with the Land Division Act (Public Act 591 of 1996, MCL 560.101 et seq]. The Township must approve or disapprove the proposed division with 45 days after the filing of a complete application for division with the Assessor/Administrator.
3278 - Transfer Divison Rights