In response to the severe storm that struck the Charter Township of Kalamazoo on May 15, 2025, causing widespread tree damage, downed power lines, and blocked roadways, the Township Board swiftly and unanimously approved emergency funding for storm debris cleanup efforts. The decision reflects the Township’s commitment to service and its proactive approach to supporting the community in times of need. On June 2, 2025, curbside brush pickup will commence across affected areas.  Residents are asked to place manageable brush near the roadside.    

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Why are the emergency sirens no longer working in the Township?

The emergency warning sirens were discontinued in 2019.  As an alternative, you may purchase a weather radio from the Township for $25.00 at 1720 Riverview Drive.  Please click here for more information.

Tracie Moored

Can I operate my food truck or trailer in the Township?

Mobile food trucks and trailers used within the Charter Township of Kalamazoo are required to meet certain minimum standards for general safety, according to the Mobile Food Trucks and Trailer Fire Safety Requirements Ordinance. The Kalamazoo Township Fire Prevention Bureau Application for Mobile Food Vehicles can be found at the bottom of the ordinance.

Can I burn leaves in the Township?

According to the Township Outdoor Burning Ordinance (Ord. 597), burning leaves in the Township is prohibited.

How do I schedule a fire inspection?

Schedule a fire inspection with the Township Fire Marshal. You may also contact Fire Marshal Todd Kowalski directly to schedule your inspection.

Are fireworks legal in the Township?

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.

Where is the nearest fire station?

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.

How do I apply to be a paid on-call firefighter?

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.

Assistant Chief Todd J. Martin

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