Is the Township currently seeking Requests for Proposals, Bids, or Quotes (RFPs/RFQs)?
The Township is currently seeking requests for proposals, bids, or quotes. Mowing and Trimming of Township Parks, Designated Open Spaces and Ordinance Mowing
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What positions are open at the Township of Kalamazoo?
A comprehensive list of employment opportunities can be found on the Human Resources page of the Township website.
How do I apply to be a police officer?
You can apply to be a police officer by printing out the application and returning it to the Township of Kalamazoo Police Department at 1720 Riverview Drive. You may also apply online, print out an application, or request more information about the hiring process.
Am I responsible for shoveling snow on the sidewalk?
Property owners are responsible to maintain their properties’ adjoining sidewalks in good condition, clear of obstructions, including snow, ice, and overgrown vegetation. Please help the larger community by looking out for neighbors who may be physically unable to maintain their sidewalk.
Who is responsible for tree cleanup?
The Kalamazoo County Road Commission Tree Removal Policy indicates that the Kalamazoo County Road Commission will address trees that are found to be within the portion of the highway right-of-way that is designed for vehicular travel (i.e. a tree that falls within the traveled portion of the road) upon reasonable notice. Consumers Energy Tree Removal … Continued
Will the Township repair my damaged sidewalk?
The Charter Township of Kalamazoo offers a program to assist residential property owners with the replacement of sidewalk squares that are in disrepair. The Township may reimburse a property owner for 50% of the cost to repair sections of sidewalk determined by the Ordinance Enforcement Officer to be in disrepair. The maximum subsidy per parcel … Continued
Where do I report a street light outage?
Report street light outages directly to Consumers Energy.
Who is responsible for road maintenance?
The Kalamazoo County Road Commission is responsible for maintenance and construction of local roads. The Township is responsible for non-transportation uses of road rights of way, subsurface rights of way usage (i.e. utilities and communication systems), and law enforcement. While townships in many other states have primary responsibility for local roads, in Michigan the county … Continued
How do I apply for a Solicitor’s Permit?
To apply for a Solicitor’s Permit, fill out the License Application for Hawkers, Peddlers, Solicitors for Kalamazoo Township and return to the Township of Kalamazoo Police Department. Your application will be reviewed by the Township Clerk, who will either approve or deny your application.
How do I file for an extension on my tax payments?
Under the authority of Public Act 206 of 1893; MCL 211.51, you may find information and the application to request to defer your taxes on the Michigan Department of Treasury’s website. You must apply before the summer and winter tax due dates to receive an extension. You must submit your application to the Township for consideration. … Continued