School district · Ann Arbor, MI
Ann Arbor Public Schools
Ann Arbor Public Schools is a public school district serving grades Pre-K–12. NCES counted 16,871 students across 32 schools in 2024-2025.
What this office handles
- Enrollment
Other Ann Arbor services
- ClerkCity ClerkThe City Clerk's Office is responsible for issuing many permits and licenses. Applications for these can be made online, by mail, or in person.(734) 794-6140
- ElectionsCity of Ann Arbor City Clerk Elections SectionThis section provides up-to-date information on elections in the City of Ann Arbor, including details on voting, upcoming elections, ballot proposals, and voter registration. It also outlines extended hours for the Clerk's Office during election periods.(734) 794-6140
- TreasurerFinance and Administrative Services TreasuryThis page describes the City of Ann Arbor's online tax payment system, where taxpayers can make property tax payments using e-check (ACH) or credit/debit cards. It provides information on payment options, processing fees, and how to schedule payments.(734) 994-2833
- Trash & recyclingCommercial Trash Billing TransitionThis page details the transition of commercial trash billing from the City of Ann Arbor to Waste Management (WM) as of July 1, 2023. It provides information on how to contact WM for billing and service issues, access the MyWM customer portal, and find updated rates.(866) 797-9018
- Water & sewer billingWater BillingThe Water Billing Section handles quarterly billing for water, sewer service, and stormwater for Ann Arbor residents and businesses. It also provides information on paying bills, reading bills, starting/stopping service, and water consumption.(734) 794-6333
- PoliceAnn Arbor Police (non-emergency)To report a non-emergency, individuals can call 734.994.2911 x8 for an officer to respond, or file a report at the Police Desk located on the 2nd floor of the Justice Center. The Police Desk is open 24 hours a day and can also be reached at 734.794.6920.24 hours a day