• The City of Lincoln Park's government is a Weak Mayor Council for of government
• The Mayor has no veto authority and the Mayor's vote is equal to one vote just as each of the six council member's vote.
• We follow the Home Rule City Act and Robert's Rules of Order.
• Appointments are made by the Mayor and the six council members except for the Public Safety and Housing Commissions which are Mayor appointment only. 
• The Mayor chairs the weekly Council Meetings and is responsible with the assistance of the City Manager for preparation of the City budget (PDF) for approval by the full Council for that fiscal year which is July 1st thru June 30th. 
• The Council President is the Council member elected with the largest number of votes at the last election.
• There are two other elected officials: City Clerk and City Treasurer. 
• Elected officials terms are for two years and election occurs on odd numbered years. A primary election is held if more than two candidates run for Mayor, Clerk or Treasurer and if thirteen or more candidates file for the six council seats.
• • List of Lincoln Park City Departments
  • Form of Local Government in effect for the City of Lincoln Park Michigan
  • Council Meetings Types and Schedule
  • Board and Commission Meetings
  • Mayor Responsibilities and Liaison Departments
  • City Council Bio, Responsibilities and Liaison Departments
  • City Manager Responsibilities

General Politics Information & Voting Centers in the City of Lincoln Park Michigan

 Lincoln Park Michigan
Polling Locations

Precinct No. 2       Raupp School
                               1351 Ethel @ Cicotte

Precinct No. 4       Lafayette School
                               1360 Lafayette @ Hanford

Precinct No. 6       Lafayette School
                               1360 Lafayette @ Hanford

Precinct No. 8     Paun School
                               821 Bailey @ Dix

Precinct No. 10       LP Board Admin. Bldg.
                               1650 Champaign @ Howard

Precinct No. 12      Band Shell
                               3240 Ferris @ London

Precinct No. 14      Keppen School
                               661 Mill @ Applewood

Precinct No. 16      Carr School
                               3901 Ferris @ Michigan

Precinct No. 18       Hoover School
                               3750 Howard @ Riverbank

Precinct No. 20      Foote School
                               3250 Abbott @ Merrill

Precinct No. 21       Crowley School
                               2000 Pagel @ Hazel

Precinct No. 22     LeBlanc School
                               3804 Hazel @ Riverbank

Precinct No. 23     Meadowbank Day School
                               1584 Old Goddard @ Duplex

Precinct No. 24    Mixter School
                               3301 Electric @ Pagel

Lincoln Park Democratic Club - Detailed info, events, etc. for the Democrats.

Register and Vote:
Any resident of the City of Lincoln Park who is a citizen of the United States and 18 years of age may register to vote at the
City Clerk's Office-
Monday – Friday
8 a.m. – 4 p.m

Application for Voting Registration

Frequently Asked Questions about voting, registration, verifying if you are registered to vote.

Related Links:

Year 1968 History
Michigan Newswire
Michigan Uniform Commercial Code(UCC)
Michigan Publications & Forms
Lincoln Park City Ordinances
Publius
Frequently Asked Questions about voting, registration, verifying if you are registered to vote.