Housing help, voter registration, taxes, jobs, and the rest of the state's services for people who call Michigan home — all in one place.
The essentials most residents come looking for.
Rental assistance, homeownership programs, weatherization help, and resources on tenant and homeowner rights.
Explore HousingRegister to vote, check your registration status, find your polling place, and learn how to request an absentee ballot.
Explore VotingFile your state income tax, check the status of a refund, look up property tax information, and find tax relief programs.
Explore TaxesSearch job openings across the state, file for unemployment benefits, and find workforce training and career resources.
Explore JobsBrowse the full catalog of services available to residents, beyond what's featured here.
Browse ServicesA few other things that come up often for people living in Michigan.
If you've just moved here, a few things tend to come up early: registering your vehicle, getting a Michigan driver's license or state ID, and registering to vote at your new address.
Two dates residents plan around every year: the state income tax filing deadline in the spring, and voter registration deadlines ahead of each election.
Beyond housing and jobs, the state runs assistance programs covering food, childcare, healthcare, and support for seniors and people with disabilities — all reachable through Services.
A lot of day-to-day life as a resident — property records, local courts, city services — runs through your county and city government rather than the state directly.