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Welcome to Belleville! Belleville is an attractive community nestled on the peninsular shores of beautiful Belleville Lake, a picturesque setting with tree lined neighborhoods, a traditional Downtown on the Lake, and is enhanced by beautiful parks.
The City Manager generates and prepares the City's annual budget for the City Council. The City Manager assesses the City's financial status and confers with the community, elected officials and employees regarding issues.
The Belleville Area includes the City of Belleville, the Charter Township of Van Buren and Sumpter Township and is home to over 40,000 residents. The Community is one of the fastest growing in Wayne County.
The City of Belleville operates with a Council/Manager form of Home Rule government. The legislative and policy-making body consists of a 5-member City Council. Council terms are four years (staggered); there are no term limits. The position of Mayor is by popular public vote on a four-year cycle.
Mailing Address: 6 Main Street, Belleville, Michigan 48111. Contact Information. Phone: (734) 697-9323 Fax: (734) 697-6837
The Treasurer is responsible for the collection and distribution of all property taxes paid by City of Belleville residents and businesses. Property taxes are based on the taxable value of your property multiplied by the millage rates levied by various taxing units (state, school, county and city)
The mission of the City of Belleville Downtown Development Authority (DDA) is to facilitate Downtown District improvements through: Implementing development plans; Promoting economic stability and growth;
The City has four principal parks: Horizon Park. Located on the shore of Belleville Lake, Horizon Park is home to the Belleville War Memorial and features a picnic pavilion, arbor, benches and tables, restrooms, lake access and wonderful lake views.
Mailing Address: 6 Main Street, Belleville, Michigan 48111. Contact Information. Phone: (734) 697-9323 Fax: (734) 697-6837
The City secures its water supply from the Great Lakes Water Authority (GLWA). Water and sewer rates are set directly by GLWA and approved by City Council. Rates and fees are as follows: