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About A climate emergency action plan was unanimously approved by the Kalamazoo Township Board on Monday April 11, 2022. A committee comprised of 3 board members and 5 township citizens worked for a year to create the plan with actionable steps towards carbon neutrality for our community. An automobile and light equipment purchase policy which...

About By the power of the Michigan General Property Tax Act (206) of 1893 this three-member board is made up of appointed tax-paying members of the community. Members serve two-year terms and are responsible for hearing appeals of the Assessed Value of any taxpayer in the Township to ensure that all property is fairly and...

About By the power of the Michigan Zoning Enabling Act (110) of 2006, the Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) consists of five members and an alternate appointed by the Township Board. One member must be a Planning Commission member, and one member must be from the Township Board. The remaining ZBA members must be Township...

About In 2008, by the power of the Michigan Planning Enabling Act, a seven member commission was established in the township to execute the following charges as stated by law: Take such action on petitions, staff proposals and township board requests for amendments to the zoning ordinance as required Take such action on petitions, staff...

The 2.5-acre park was formerly a popular, neighborhood school named Wilson School, bordered by Gayle and Lum Avenue in the heart of Kalamazoo Township’s Eastwood neighborhood, near the Eastwood library branch, the Eastwood Fire Station, churches, a grocery store and other businesses. After the school district demolished the school, neighbors championed a new park on...

Academy Street and Grand Avenue frame the edges of this one-acre, neighborhood park of spacious trees and mowed grass