Please note the below dates. Times for all board and commission meetings are listed on the calendar on the front page of our website.

Comstock Township is the administering and enforcing agency for the State Construction Code and is a zoned community. The Township has identified certain health, safety and welfare issues regarding the operation at Soil Friends, including zoning and building code violations. Comstock Township personnel have communicated regularly with the owners of […]

Baseball was the force behind creating the present parks in Comstock. Working through the Parks Commission, Larry Pickett served as the first Parks Recreation Director. Later, under the direction of Larry Dopp, the park’s recreation programs were enlarged and offered 6 weeks of programs. Baseball, archery, volleyball, croquet, and other […]

Do you have a passion for Parks and Recreation? Looking to be involved in the Township? Then this is for you! We have a vacant seat on our Parks Board. If you are interested, apply here. We are accepting applications until December 8th! For more information email us at parks@comstockmi.gov […]

The Township Office will be closed Thursday November 24 and Friday November 25 in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday. The Transfer Station will also be closed Thursday November 24 and will reopen on Saturday November 26 at 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Take a look at some photographs of homes in Comstock! Source: The Comstock Bicentennial Commemorative Book, published in 1976    

Robert Morris Park Passes for 2023 are available for purchase at the Township Hall. Passes are $20 per vehicle or $10 for folks 60 and over.

The first ferry across the Kalamazoo River, which is in Comstock, by the bridge where King Highway meets Michigan Avenue. The toll charges were:   25 cents for two horses and a wagon 6.5 cents (yes-really) for each additional horse 25 cents for one yoke of oxen 12.5 cents for […]

Above are pictures of the newly repaired Cooper Park Waterfall. On Saturday, November 4th, the Township learned that the boards that create the waterfall were removed, causing Cooper Pond to drain. Before repairs could be made, wooden boards had to be sawed to a custom length. On Wednesday, November 9, […]

We would like to thank the dozens of election workers that got up early and stayed up late to ensure we had a smooth election.