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989-634-5375Clerk: Wednesday 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Treasurer: Thursday's 10:00am-1:00 pm
President: Council Meeting Wednesday's 7:00pm-9:00pm-
120 Warren Street
PO Box 97
Bancroft, MI 48414-0097Phone: (989) 634-5375
Fax: (989) 634-5911
Email: bancroftmichigan@gmail.com
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Events & Meetings Calender
- 07
Finance Committee Meeting
19:00 -20:002019.02.07DPW Hall120 Warren St Bancroft MI 48414No additional detail for this event.
- 11
Planning Commission / DDA Meeting
18:00 -19:002019.02.11DPW Hall120 Warren St Bancroft MI 48414No additional detail for this event.
- 12
Ordinance Committee Meeting
19:00 -20:002019.02.12DPW Hall120 Warren St Bancroft MI 48414No additional detail for this event.
- 13
Public Hearing
18:00 -19:002019.02.13DPW Hall120 Warren St Bancroft MI 48414AGENDA: OPEN DISCUSSION ON A RESOLUTION FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF RECREATIONAL MARIJUANA FACILITIES IN THE VILLAGE OF BANCROFT
The public is encouraged to attend to obtain information and offer input
- 13
Village Council Meeting
19:002019.02.13DPW Hall120 Warren St Bancroft MI 48414No additional detail for this event.
Office Hours
Wednesday: 9:00a.m.-12:00 pm – Clerk
Village Council Meeting Wednesday’s: 5:00 – 7:00 pm – President
Thursday: 10:00 am – 1:00 pm – Treasurer
Office hours are subject to change
The Village office is located
in the DPW building at
120 Warren St. Bancroft, MI 48414
Entrance door is on the west side of
building. Water payments can be put
in drop box at same location.Village Officials
President: Brian Barnum bancroftpresident@gmail.com
Term Ends 11/2027
Clerk: Tina Holmes
bancroftclerk@gmail.comTreasurer: Holly Sammons
bancrofttreasurer@gmail.comTrustees:
Heather Boggetta bancrofttrustee.boggetta@gmail.comTerm ends 11/2026
Ed Labadie edlabadietrustee@gmail.com
Term ends 11/2026
Fred Simpson bancrofttrusteesimpson@gmail.com
Term ends 11/2026
Caleb Hutchins: bancrofttrusteechutchins@gmail.com
Term ends 11/2026
Larry Fall: lfall88487@gmail.com
Term ends 11/2026
Ben Monroe: benmonroe32@gmail.com
Term ends 11/2026
DPW Director:
bancroftdpw@gmail.comChief of Police: Ryan Wilburn
(989) 634-9771
bancroftpolicedept@gmail.comVillage Council Meetings
2nd Wednesday of each month @ 7pm
at 120 Warren St
The clerk will be in the office on Wednesday, February 11th, 2026 from 9:00 a.m. to 12 p.m. and then the treasurer will be in the office from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm. The Village office will be closed both Tuesday and Thursday this week.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT:
November 20, 2025 Arthur Mullen
313.456.8510 amullen@wadetrim.com
Bancroft Prepares Vision for Future
Master Plan Survey Now Open – Public Asked to Participate!
BANCROFT, Mich. – The Village of Bancroft is updating its land use Master Plan. They’re asking the public to help set their future course. A Steering Committee wants to hear from residents, visitors, and property/business owners about what they envision for and desires of the Village’s future.
A community’s master plan provides guidance to the Village’s Planning Commission and Village Council regarding land use and capital infrastructure decisions. This plan will lay the framework for and set the Village’s course regarding future development for the next 15 to 20 years
To gather the public’s suggestions and ideas, the survey is open now through Sunday January 4, 2026. It may be accessed online at: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/BancroftMasterPlanSurvey. Hard copies of the survey are available by contacting Village officials. Fliers with QR Code links will be located around the Village where residents will be able to scan the survey link with their phone.
The Master Plan will be comprehensive and will provide action strategies to enhance livability, address unique community challenges, and limit the opportunities for negative land use outcomes.
Bancroft Master Plan 2026 will serve as a framework for Village development through a series of goals and actions and implementation strategies. The Master Plan’s long-range view of the community will guide development over the next 10 to 20 years while providing flexibility to respond to changing conditions, innovations, and new information.
For the plan to be effective, it requires the public to provide its future vision for the Village. Outreach efforts include the formation of a Master Plan Steering Committee, a public survey, Planning Commission open meetings, and a formal public hearing in the spring before the Planning Commission.
The Master Plan Steering Committee is comprised of a variety of interested individuals, representing the Village Council, Planning Commission, Downtown Development Authority, residents, and business owners. This diverse group will help guide the development of the revised Master Plan.
The public survey is designed to elicit responses from residents, business owners, property owners, and others. Topics include community character, housing, development location, recreation, and others.
All of the public input will be distilled down by the consultants and the Master Plan Steering Committee. This information will inform the committee’s discussions on various land use topics, and these discussions will then guide the formation of the community’s vision and the Master Plan itself.
To ensure that the plan reflects the goals and desires of all Village residents and Village users, the team drafting the plan also wants to know about the land use issues that face or concern residents? What land use decisions could be made that would improve the Village resident’s quality of life?
The approach is for the Master Plan Steering Committee is to submit the draft Master Plan to the Village’s Planning Commission. The Commission will review the committee’s recommendations and the draft plan before recommending it to the Village Council.
The Village Council would then review the Plan and recommendations before authorizing the draft plan release to all the review agencies, for a 63-day period. After the required review period concludes and a formal Planning Commission public hearing is held, the Plan is then ready for adoption.
Got great ideas on how Bancroft should continue to develop? The Steering Committee would like to hear from them. Everyone is asked to take the brief survey and attend the upcoming Steering Committee and Planning Commission meetings when the Village’s future development course will be set.
The multidisciplinary consulting firm Wade Trim is leading this effort. Wade Trim has been providing urban planning services to municipal and private sector clients since 1972, and its team is focusing on the unique needs of Michigan’s small towns and rural communities.
Any questions or additional information, please contact Brian Barnum, Bancroft Village President, at (989) 666-7153.
Semi-Annual Informational Meeting
December 9th, 2025 at 6:45 p.m.
Bancroft Planning Commission/DDA
108 Warren St. Bancroft, Mi. 48414
Special Meeting Agenda
Date: September 4th, 2025
Time: 7:30 pm
Call to Order
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call of Members
Approval/Additions to the Agenda
Review of Minutes
Review of Bills
Treasurer’s Report
Planning Commission Business
New Business
Old Business
Member Comments
DDA Business
New Business
- Summerfest
Old Business
Public Comments
Motion to adjourn meeting