WHITE LAKE TWP

06/04/2026

This Friday, June 5th, Hawley Park, Hidden Pines, and Vetter Park will be closed while they are sprayed for weeds and mosquitoes.

06/02/2026

ST. PATRICK'S PRESENTS:
SECOND ANNUAL MOZART FESTIVAL, SUNDAY, JUNE 7th
FEATURES WORKS OF MOZART AND MICHAEL HAYDN -
North American debut of Haydn’s “Applicatio” MH 323 -
WHITE LAKE, MICHIGAN, May 28, 2026 --- St. Patrick Catholic Parish of White Lake is proud to host The
Second Annual St. Patrick Mozart Festival to be held on Sunday, June 7th, 2026
at 5 p.m. in the Parish
Church. The festival will offer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Coronation Mass and the Austrian composer Michael
Haydn’s Application, in its North American debut performance. St. Patrick Director of Music Constantine Novotny
(No-VOT-nee) will conduct the St. Patrick Mozart Orchestra and direct the St. Patrick Lorica Choir, with soprano
Andréa Walker is joining the ensemble as the featured artist.

06/02/2026

This Friday, June 5th, Hawley Park will be closed because it is going to be fertilized and sprayed for mosquitos.

06/01/2026

DON'T FORGET, THE POLICE OPEN HOUSE IS THIS SUNDAY!! ALWAYS A GREAT TIME!

Our Open House event is less than a week away! Don't forget to come visit us this Sunday from noon-3 PM. We will have hot dogs on the grill, face painting, fingerprinting activities, rock wall, dunk tank, police car rides, and much more! The best part is....it's all free!!

05/29/2026

Thank you WOTA for all you do for our White Lake Township residents!

05/29/2026

New Township Hours go into effect Monday, June 1st...

05/28/2026

CONGRATULATIONS TO CAPTAIN JASON CREAN, FIREFIGHTER STUART AGRANOVE, AND RECRUITS DOMINICK TRANCHIDA AND TREVOR TSCHUDIN ON RECEIVING A LIFE-SAVING AWARD FROM OAKLAND COUNTY. WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP IS PROUD OF YOU!!!

05/27/2026

The 2026 Oakland County Health Division Beach Monitoring Program begins on June 1 and will run for ten weeks. The County will monitor 251 beaches on 123 different lakes.

The water collection and beach surveying are conducted by Environmental Health students hired by Oakland County. Beaches are sampled at least weekly and tested for E. coli bacteria, which can cause stomach cramps, nausea, fever, and skin and respiratory issues. The presence of E. coli bacteria at a beach may also indicate the presence of other harmful organisms.

Monitored beaches are to meet the one-day standard of 300 E. coli colonies per 100 milliliters of water AND the 30-day geometric average standard of 130 E. coli colonies per 100 milliliters. If a beach does not meet the water quality standard, it will be closed until satisfactory samples are obtained. Sampling results can be found on the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) BeachGuard website.

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The 2026 Oakland County Health Division Beach Monitoring Program begins on June 1 and will run for ten weeks. The County will monitor 251 beaches on 123 different lakes.