Saginaw County, Michigan
Brady Township Real Estate and Local Guide
Rural farming township of about 36.8 square miles in southeastern Saginaw County, organized in 1856 and home to roughly 2,142 residents, with the small incorporated Village of Oakley near its center
Living in Brady Township
The Village of Oakley within the township drew national scrutiny after its police department credentialed about 100 reserve officers for a village of roughly 300 residents, leading its insurer to cancel liability coverage and the department to disband in 2014. Source: en.wikipedia.org
Homes in Brady Township
What makes Brady Township home
Brady Township Hall (Brady Hall)
Township offices and rental meeting hall at 16020 W. Peet Road in Oakley, at the corner of Hemlock and Peet roads
St. Michael Church
Historic Catholic church at 509 Parshall Street in the Village of Oakley, now part of St. Peter Parish in the Diocese of Saginaw
Ridge Road Cemetery
Township-owned cemetery at the corner of Ridge and Brennan roads, one of three cemeteries maintained by Brady Township along with Oak Grove and Griffus
Brady Township areas to know
Oakley
Incorporated village within the township, platted in 1868 and incorporated in 1887, originally known as Mickleville, with 299 residents at the 2020 census
Brady Center
Unincorporated community at the intersection of Peet and Hemlock roads
Havana
Former hamlet about two miles southeast of present-day Oakley that held the area's post office beginning in 1860