There are three levels of road jurisdiction in Michigan: MDOT (8%), City & Villages (17%), and Counties (75%). State highways are under the jurisdiction of the Michigan Department of Transportation. Cities and villages have jurisdiction of streets within their boundary, with some exceptions that depend on a variety of factors. Counties, through County Road Commissions, have jurisdiction over all other roadways including those within townships. In some counties, the County Board has retained control over roadways. Visit the Township's webpage on roadways.