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The Pleasantview Township handbook

Living in Pleasantview Township, MI: what to set up and who to call

The Highlands at Harbor Springs water system has a clean five-year EPA record, but its latest lead result, 5.0 ppb, was higher than 90% of similar systems’ (the action level is 15). Voting is local here: the Pleasantview Township Clerk registers voters and runs elections, not the county.

I’m new in town

What to set up in Pleasantview Township, and who provides it. Tap an answer for the details and where they come from.

Home services

Power, water and internet

Who to call to start service at a new address in Pleasantview Township.

Electricity

Power comes from DTE

DTE (DTE Electric Co.), an investor-owned utility, serves 56.3% of Pleasantview Township residents. Its homes paid an average of 20.2¢ per kWh in 2025, about $126 a month (its average across Michigan, for customers on its standard service). Michigan lets you buy power from another supplier; 0% of DTE’s home customers do, and DTE still delivers it.

Start or move service: www.dteenergy.com · (800) 477-4747

Service territory: HIFLD Electric Retail Service Territories (map dated Aug 2023). Prices and customers: EIA-861, 2025.

Drinking water · reported to EPA

Water comes from Highlands at Harbor Springs water system

The Highlands at Harbor Springs water system supplies Pleasantview Township: about 31% of residents live in its service area. Hamlet Village Condominiums Association serves another 15%. Hidden Hamlet Association serves another 8%. Hamlet West Property Owners Assoc serves another 7%. About 42% of homes are outside any mapped community water system, most likely on private wells, which EPA doesn’t regulate. It draws ground water and serves 450 people in all.

No health-based violations reported to EPA in the five years to October 2026, like 77% of the 15,074 systems serving 101–500 people.

Lead, 90th percentile5.0 ppb
015 ppb action level20

The latest lead result on file, the 90th percentile of homes sampled in Jan 2022–Dec 2024, was 5.0 ppb, below the 15 ppb action level that applied. That’s higher than 90% of similar systems’ latest results.

The system’s full record: EPA ECHO report

EPA SDWIS via Envirofacts (violations pulled Oct 9, 2026) and ECHO (lead samples, 2026Q3); service area: EPA Community Water System Service Area Boundaries v3.0 (EPA’s estimate). Violations are counted by the start of their compliance period. MI0000813.

Internet

5 home internet providers serve Pleasantview Township

95% of 760 addresses can get 100/20 Mbps; 68% can get fiber.

ProviderTechnologyAddressesFastest (Mbps)
SpectrumCable65%1,000/50
TruestreamFiber63%1,000/1,000
T-MobileFixed wireless40%25/3
AT&TFixed wireless6%25/3
Bug TusselFixed wireless5%10/1

FCC National Broadband Map, as of December 2025. Availability as providers report it, not speeds people get.

Trash & recycling

We don’t have Pleasantview Township’s trash rules yet

Pickup rules, the dump and recycling in Pleasantview Township.

Trash, recycling and bulk pickupNot on fileOpenStreetMap lists no public drop-off in Pleasantview Township or within 5 miles (as of Oct 9, 2026); map coverage varies by town.
Schools

Where your child goes to school

Public school districts and the school path by grade.

Pleasantview Township kids go to
PK–52 elementary schoolsDepends on your address
6–122 schoolsDepends on your address

Most of Pleasantview Township (61%) is in Harbor Springs School District; parts are in Pellston Public Schools (28%) and Alanson Public Schools (11%).

Test scores and every school: see Schools →

U.S. Department of Education, NCES Common Core of Data, 2024–25. Enrollment rules and registration are the district’s.

Government & voting

Town hall and registering to vote

Who to call, and how to register.

Election office: FVAP local election office directory, updated Nov 2025; jurisdictions: EAC EAVS 2024. Registration rules and links: vote.gov, updated Sep 12, 2025.

ZIP codes & area codes

Pleasantview Township spans 2 ZIP codes

ZIP codes where Pleasantview Township residents live, with the share of the town in each.

ZIPPost office nameShare of Pleasantview TownshipZIP’s residents in Pleasantview Township
49740Harbor Springs, MI83%10%
49706Alanson, MI17%3%

A few homes fall in 49769.

Census 2020 ZIP Code Tabulation Areas, by census block; post office names: GeoNames (CC BY 4.0). ZIPs created since 2020 are missing.

Everyday places

Getting around, the ER and the library

One line each; the subject pages have the rest.

ER: CMS hospital data. Library: IMLS Public Libraries Survey, FY2024.

Questions about living in Pleasantview Township

Who supplies Pleasantview Township’s drinking water, and has it had violations?

The Highlands at Harbor Springs water system (EPA ID MI0000813). It reported no health-based violations to EPA in the five years to October 2026; 77% of systems its size had none. Its latest lead 90th percentile was 5.0 ppb (Jan 2022–Dec 2024), against a 15 ppb action level.

Who provides electricity in Pleasantview Township?

DTE (DTE Electric Co.), an investor-owned utility. Its homes paid about 20.2¢ per kWh in 2025 (EIA).

What internet providers serve Pleasantview Township?

Spectrum, Truestream, T-Mobile, AT&T, Bug Tussel (FCC, as of December 2025).

What ZIP codes are in Pleasantview Township?

49740 (83%), 49706 (17%), by share of residents. Census 2020 ZIP Code Tabulation Areas.

What school district is Pleasantview Township in?

Harbor Springs School District. Parts of the city are in Pellston Public Schools and Alanson Public Schools.

How do I register to vote in Pleasantview Township?

In Michigan you can register online until 15 days before Election Day, in person up to and including Election Day, or by mail (postmarked 15 days before). Elections here are run by the Pleasantview Township Clerk. Check your registration at mvic.sos.state.mi.us.

Sources & dates

Every answer above names its source. Here they are with their dates.

  • Water: EPA SDWIS (Envirofacts, pulled Oct 9, 2026), ECHO SDWA 2026Q3, EPA CWS Service Area Boundaries v3.0.
  • Power: HIFLD Electric Retail Service Territories (map Aug 2023); EIA-861 final 2025.
  • Trash: OpenStreetMap, Geofabrik extract of Oct 9, 2026. © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).
  • ZIP codes: Census 2020 ZCTA relationship files; GeoNames postal codes (CC BY 4.0).
  • Schools: NCES Common Core of Data, 2024–25.
  • Registration: vote.gov, updated Sep 12, 2025 (read Oct 10, 2026). Official sites and area codes: Wikidata.
  • Election office: FVAP local election office directory (fetched Oct 10, 2026; each record dated), EAC EAVS 2024 jurisdictions; registration and lookup links from vote.gov’s state data, checked Oct 10, 2026.
  • Internet: FCC National Broadband Map, as of December 2025.