STORM CLEAN-UP UPDATE 🚨
Brush and storm debris pickup is still ongoing throughout Kalamazoo Township. Crews began collection on June 2 and are continuing their one-time pass through each neighborhood. Due to the high volume of debris, the process will take several weeks to complete.
If you’ve placed items at the curb, thank you for your patience! Please do your best to keep sidewalks clear to ensure safe passage for pedestrians while brush awaits pickup.We appreciate your cooperation as we continue recovery efforts.
 

Kalamazoo Charter Township Home Energy and Solar Resource Center

About

Welcome to the Kalamazoo Charter Township Solar Resource Center. Here in our Township, we strive to find new ways of enhancing and streamlining the process of bringing solar into our community by centralizing solar-related resources and information for our residents. Below, you will find a collection of our communities solar goals and commitments as well as a wide range of information ranging from the fundamentals of what solar energy is to how to select and install a solar system on your home or business.

Basic Information about going solar

Let’s start with the basics of solar energy and your options for solar installation as a resident. The SEIA document Residential Consumer Guide to Solar Power (En Español) and the Department of Energy’s Homeowners Guide to Going Solar (En Español) are great starting points.

  • The Charter Township of Kalamazoo Solar Permitting Information Solar Permitting Information can be found on our Citizen Self Service portal.

Useful Solar Information

Financing, Incentives, and Tax Exemptions

Pulaski County Local Incentive for Residential Solar – The Commissioner of Revenue office offers a partial exemption (50% of current assessed value of solar equipment) of personal property tax. Find more information from the Commissioner of the Revenue Webpage.

Typically solar installations are paid for through loans or cash, with Federal and State incentives available.

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