Roads & Construction

All public roads in Pittsfield Township are under the jurisdiction of the Washtenaw County Road Commission (WCRC). Over the years, the WCRC has significantly reduced its financial contributions for the maintenance/improvement of public local roads, and has relied on available state and federal funding to maintain/improve public primary roads. To that end, as with all other Township's in Washtenaw County, Pittsfield Township has had to take a leadership role in identifying monies, either through general fund or state/federal funding, to maintain/improve the public local and primary roads in our community. Pittsfield, unlike Ypsilanti and most other communities, does not levy a local tax for roads.

Contact the WCRC:

How to submit a service request or report a road concern:

Submit a service request to the WCRC via the Fix It App. Report a road emergency by calling 734.761.1500.
If there is a road concern that you would like the Township to be aware of, you can report a road concern online.
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 Check out the latest news on road maintenance and construction in Pittsfield Township below. 

  1. WCRC: Intermittent Lane Closures at Intersection of Morgan Rd and State St EXTENDED to Jan 31

    On Monday, August 9th, the Washtenaw County Road Commission (WCRC) will begin a Traffic signal project at Intersection of Morgan Rd and State St. The project is expected to be completed by January 31st. Read on...

  2. WCRC: Lane Closures at Intersection of Textile Rd and Maple Rd Through December 4th

    On Sunday, November 7, the Washtenaw County Road Commission began a traffic signal project at the intersection of Textile Rd and Maple Rd. The intersection will not be closed to traffic, but delays are likely. Read on...

  3. WCRC: Lane Closures at Intersection of Textile Rd and Lohr Rd Through December 4th

    On Sunday, November 7, the Washtenaw County Road Commission began a traffic signal improvement project at the intersection of Textile Rd and Lohr Rd. The intersection will not be closed to traffic, but delays are likely. Read on...