New Baltimore, Macomb County

Senior resources in New Baltimore

2,119 people in New Baltimore are 65 or older, 18% of the town. AgeWays serves them: meals, in-home help, caregiver support and benefits counseling.

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The numbers

Older residents in New Baltimore

Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates.

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Residents 65 or older	New Baltimore 2,119	What it means 18% of New Baltimore, against 18% in Macomb County and 18% across the six counties.
Residents 75 or older	New Baltimore 876	What it means 41% of the town's older residents.
Households headed by someone 65+	New Baltimore 1,421	What it means 1,010 own their home and 411 rent.
Homes built before 1960	New Baltimore 21%	What it means Older houses often need grab bars, railings and a first-floor bathroom to stay safe.

Your agency

AgeWays serves New Baltimore

AgeWays

Serves Oakland, Macomb, St. Clair and Livingston counties (with Monroe and Washtenaw). Call (800) 852-7795 to ask about meals, in-home help, caregiver support and benefits.

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Michigan 211

Dial 211 any hour for local food, housing, utility and transportation programs.

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In town

Senior centers and services with a New Baltimore address

Active tax-exempt groups the IRS lists at a New Baltimore mailing address whose work or name is about older adults, largest reported revenue first. A mailing address is where a group gets its mail, so call ahead.

Group	Kind of work	IRS record
All Ways Care Inc	Kind of work Seniors	IRS record Exempt since 2006, $7.7M reported revenue

Property taxes

Property tax relief for older homeowners

Poverty exemption: Michigan law lets the local board of review exempt all or part of the taxes on a home for owners who meet income and asset rules. Apply with the New Baltimore assessor at New Baltimore City Hall, 36535 Green Street, (586) 725-2151, using state Form 5737.
Homestead Property Tax Credit: a state income tax credit that helps qualified homeowners and renters with property taxes, filed with your Michigan return.
Principal Residence Exemption: make sure your home is listed as your principal residence, which exempts it from up to 18 mills of local school operating taxes.
Behind on taxes? The county treasurer collects delinquent taxes and can explain payment plans before foreclosure.