Wolverine Lake
Our Story
Wolverine Lake was created in the 1920s through a private damming and inundation project funded by local dentist and developer Howard Stuart. Wolverine Lake was created from six small lakes; Spring, Mayze, Pork Barrel, Bicking, Taylor and Bradley, all surrounded by marsh land. The idea to build a dam came to Dr. Stuart one spring day in 1914 while out walking along the culvert that crossed the road where the dam is now...
Latest News
Latest News

Village Residents are reminded that GFL will not start yard waste pick-Up until Monday, April 3, 2023.
While the storms over the last few weeks brought down many branches, area landfills will not be accepting yard waste until April so residents SHOULD NOT be piling branches at the curb before then.
When yard waste pick-Up begins, branches must not exceed 4 feet (4') in length and 2 inches (2") in diameter, and must be tied in a bundle or placed in compost bags or cans clearly marked as "Yard Waste".
Thank you for your cooperation.



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On Saturday, March 25, 2023 from 12:00 - 2:00 p.m., The Parks and Recreation Board will be hosting Lunch with the Easter Bunny at the Richardson Center. Pre-registration is required and limited to 100 registrants. No walk-ins will be allowed. Click here for details.
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The Onwards & Upwards Community Enrichment Fund (OnUpCEF) Is Offering Their Annual Scholarship To A Deserving Wolverine Lake Resident. Click Here For Details.

Commerce Township Will Begin Construction Of A Water Main Project Along Benstein Road The Week Of January 23, 2023. Click Here For Complete Details.

Parking On Village Streets Is Prohibited And No Ice Is Safe Ice. Click Here For Complete Notice.

Board Members Needed for: Parks and Recreation Board, Water Management Board And Zoning Board Of Appeals. Click Here To Apply Today!

We are continuing to monitor news sources and agency updates from the CDC, the World Health Organization (WHO), the MI Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS), and the Oakland County Health Department for the latest info and guidance regarding the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19).