A General Law Township Supervisor in Michigan serves as the chief executive officer of the township and has a broad range of responsibilities and duties, including:

1. Leadership and Administration: Overseeing the daily operations of the township, implementing policies set by the township board, and ensuring efficient administration of township services.
2. Board Meetings: Presiding over township board meetings, setting agendas, and ensuring that meetings are conducted according to applicable laws and procedures.
3. Budget and Finance: Assisting in the preparation of the annual township budget, monitoring financial performance, and ensuring fiscal responsibility.
4. Policy Implementation: Executing and enforcing township ordinances, resolutions, and policies as directed by the township board.
5. Community Representation: Representing the township in interactions with residents, businesses, other governmental entities, and community organizations.
6. Planning and Development: Overseeing township planning and development efforts, including land use planning, zoning, and economic development initiatives.
7. Personnel Management: Supervising township department managers, including performance evaluation, and ensuring compliance with employment laws and policies.
8. Emergency Management: Coordinating with local, state, and federal agencies to prepare for and respond to emergencies and disasters.

The Township Supervisor plays a critical role in ensuring effective governance and the overall well-being of the township community.