Declutter Your Home with Shred and E-waste
Recycling Day

Do you have some old TVs, phones, DVD players, or other electronics cluttering up your house? Bring them to township hall on October 8 for the shred and electronic waste recycling day. Township residents can bring approved items for recycling between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. For information on approved and unapproved items, CLICK HERE.

Revamped Fall Fest Takes Over Macomb Corners

The rain didn't keep the crowd away from the 2022 Fall Fun Fest. The Parks and Recreation Department put on a revamped version of this much-loved fall event. Dozens of families showed up at Macomb Corners Parks for the free event. Kids and adults got to enjoy a pumpkin patch, petting zoo, demolition derby, games, bounce houses, cider, donuts, pizza-eating contest, and more. No one left without a pumpkin and a smile.
CLICK HERE for more photos from the event

Township Invests in Parks With Major Upgrades

Our Parks and Recreation Department's work is never done because they are always working to better our community. Recently, Waldenburg Park saw upgrades to make the park an even better place to play.
A new swing set was installed, the basketball court was renovated, new picnic tables were placed under the pavilion, round tables with umbrellas were added near the front, and much more. In the past year, $1 million from the Public Improvement Fund was allocated for park upgrades. With this funding, there are also plans to upgrade the play structure at Macomb Corners Park, add a second play structure there and install pickleball and basketball courts.
Keep up with the ever-improving parks HERE.

Firefighter Walks 140 miles for Brothers and Sisters
with Cancer

On September 8, our firefighter Joe Warne started his 140-mile walk from Macomb Township Fire Station #2 to Cascade Township outside Grand Rapids.
His passion for firefighting goes beyond work hours. He works year-round to support firefighters and their families struggling with a cancer diagnosis.
See more photos from the kick-off event HERE.

Pitchford Park Moves Another Step Forward to Reality

Construction work for the Pitchford Park project is out for bid! Companies can submit bids until October, 26 at 10 a.m. Construction of the park is expected to begin in early spring 2023.
The park will include pickleball courts, a dog park, walking paths, and more.

Township Board Approves Upgrades to Make Meetings More Accessible

New software will make it even easier to watch the township board meetings live from home, or anywhere else. Civic Media is software from our website hosting platform Civic Plus. This software will allow for board meetings to be livestreamed directly onto the website and will then be archived on the website for at least a year. This allows residents easier access to information on the decisions being made in the township.
The changes will be made in the coming months, be sure to keep an eye on the website for updates.

Open Burn Ban Keeps Family, Neighbors Safe

Macomb Township's Open Burn Ordinance protects residents and their property.
With the hot, dry summer we've had, keep your family and your neighbors safe by:

• Not burning near homes in subdivisions, condos, apartments, and mobile home parks.

• Obtaining a permit before burning in an area where it's allowed.

For more details on the open burn ban, CLICK HERE

Be Prepared When You Head to the Polls

The State General Election is Tuesday, November 8, 2022. It is important to visit mtvoter.org or contact the Clerk’s Office to verify your polling location and precinct number before you vote.
Due to redistricting, boundary lines decided by the Michigan Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission forced changes to your polling locations. New voter ID cards have been mailed to all registered voters in Macomb Township.
If you need additional information or have any election-related questions, please visit mtvoter.org or contact the Clerk’s Office at 586-992-0710 x3.

Fresh Veggies are Just Around the Corner

There are so many things that make Macomb unique, but maybe the greatest part is the fresh produce grown in our community. Wherever you are in the township, you're never far from a family-owned farm stand with most of the veggies grown right here.
Beautiful vegetables are picked at their peak freshness and readily available to you. It doesn't get more farm-to-table than that. See where you can get local produce and support local farmers. CLICK HERE