The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality is responsible for establishing the rules, regulations and operating procedures necessary to ensure the safety of our drinking water. The Township must follow and implement those same rules and regulations. A system of inspection for all Cross Connections is required and plays a large roll in keeping our water safe.

The Township has inspected the majority of the commercial Cross Connections.  This week we sent out letters regarding residential connections. This has prompted many questions from community members.  We have established a page on our website to help provide information on the DEQ's requirements and why these measures are necessary to protect the public drinking water supply. 

Resource Page: http://www.kimballtownship.org/Default.aspx?tabid=5871

Are you interested in opportunities to contribute to your community? Here's one way you can do that. Kimball Township has an opening for its Fire Administration Board. If interested please fill out an application by stopping at the township office today.

Kimball Township is seeking a contracted licensed mechanical inspector. Interested candidates should send their resume, experience and references to robusakowski@kimballtownship.org or mail them to the Township Office at 2160 Wadhams Rd, Kimball Township, MI 48074. The mechanical inspector receives 85% of the fees collected for mechanical inspections, and sets their own hours.  

After Hours Calls

Kimball Township will be using an answering service for all after hours emergency calls. This will allow for more efficient routing of your emergency calls, and quick responses. Port City Communications will be providing this service, and the Township only pays for time their staff spends on the phone handling your needs. If you have questions, please call the Township office.