If you are a Kalamazoo Township resident, turn in your firearm registration to the Kalamazoo County Sheriff's Department at 1500 Lamont Avenue, Kalamazoo, MI 49048. If you have additional questions, please click here or contact the Kalamazoo County Sheriff's Department Records Division at (269) 385-6190.
A Personal Protection Order (PPO) is an order from the court that restrains a named individual from certain actions. Otherwise commonly known as a "restraining order", a PPO is effective when signed by a judge and served. Michigan PPOs are enforceable by any law enforcement agency in the country. A "do-it-yourself" PPO packet, containing instructions...
To request a copy of a police report, submit a request under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) to the FOIA Coordinator by emailing foia@ktwp.org or bringing a written request to the Township of Kalamazoo Administrative or Police Offices during business hours. You may also fill out the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Request Form...
TKPD offers Identix (electronic scan) and ink fingerprinting services. Fingerprinting is by APPOINTMENT ONLY. Contact TKPD Records at (269) 567-7523 during business hours to schedule your appointment. Fees (cash or check only) Ink Fingerprints: 1st Card $20.00 2nd Card $10.00 Livescan Fingerprints: Employment - $65.00 CPL - $15.00
Go to: https://mvic.sos.state.mi.us/Voter/Index and fill in the information requested to see if you are registered at your current address.
You are required to rescind a principal residence exemption when you no longer own and occupy the property as your principal residence. The exemption will be removed on December 31 of the year you rescind the exemption.
The Conditional Rescission of Principal Residence Exemption form (PRE) (see forms above), must be filed with the assessor for the township where the property is located on or before June 1 or November 1 of the first year the exemption is claimed. This form must be submitted to the assessor annually on or before December...
Understanding Assessing and Assessed Values The Township Assessor's Office is responsible for administering the property tax laws of the State of Michigan. The Assessor's Office prepares the assessment roll for properties within Kalamazoo Township. Some things to keep in mind about Assessed Values & Taxable Values Your taxes are based on the Taxable Value of...
Professional Standards & Training TKPD is committed to provide continuous, high-quality training that meets the needs of our officers and our community. Officers receive numerous hours of training in firearms, defensive tactics, scenario training, defensive driving, and other topics pertinent to police-related matters. All TKPD officers receive a 40-hour Crisis Intervention Team (C.I.T.) training designed...
About By the power of MCL 41.65 the township clerk is responsible for maintaining the township's records, including the general ledger, meeting minutes, notices, and the book of oaths. In addition to overseeing the management of township records, the clerk is responsible for overseeing township elections. The individual must appoint a deputy and must be...
The Road Patrol is easily the most visible division within the department. The Patrol section enforces and investigates state laws and Kalamazoo Township ordinances. Officers patrol 11 square miles and are available to respond to calls 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Officers are scheduled to either 8 or 10-hour shifts and supply...
The Township of Kalamazoo Records Division is constituted by two full-time records clerks, one full-time contracted records clerk, and one part-time typist. The wide array of responsibilities of the Records Division includes, most notably, transcribing police reports, government grant maintenance and reporting, case submissions to the Kalamazoo County Prosecuting Attorney’s and Township of Kalamazoo Attorney’s...
