Can I burn leaves in the Township?
According to the Township Outdoor Burning Ordinance (Ord. 597), burning leaves in the Township is prohibited.
According to the Township Outdoor Burning Ordinance (Ord. 597), burning leaves in the Township is prohibited.
Schedule a fire inspection with the Township Fire Marshal. You may also contact Fire Marshal Todd Kowalski directly to schedule your inspection.
Refer to the Township Fireworks Ordinance for specific information regarding the use of fireworks. For more information about which fireworks are in compliance with Township ordinance and State of Michigan law, please refer to the Licensing and Regulatory Affairs Reference Guide.
There are four fire stations located throughout the Township of Kalamazoo jurisdiction — Station 1 (Northwood), Station 2 (Eastwood), Station 3 (Lakewood), and Station 4 (Westwood). Click here for the locations and contact information for each fire station.
You can apply to be a paid on-call firefighter by printing out the application and returning it to the Township Fire Chief at 1720 Riverview Drive. You may also apply online, print out an application, or request more information about the hiring process.
To request additional traffic enforcement in any specific location within the Township, please fill out the Traffic Enforcement Request Form detailing the days of the week and times when your traffic concern is most prevalent. Once submitted, the Patrol Division Lieutenant will be notified of your request.
Michigan State Police Internet Criminal History Access Tool (ICHAT) is the only public resource for name-based Michigan criminal history background checks. Click here for more detailed information.
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 … Continued
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 … Continued