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Comstock Charter Township named a 4-star Honored Community by University of Michigan-Dearborn College of Business project

We’re proud to announce that we have been certified as a 4-star Honored Community (out of 5 total stars), as part of the eCtities project run by the University of Michigan-Dearborn College of Business. The eCities project collects and analysis data relating to entrepreneurship, economic development, and job growth over a 5-year period. They then […]

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Kalamazoo Metro is making masks optional

According to Sean McBride, the Executive Director of Kalamazoo Metro, masks are no longer required on Metro buses, Metro Connect and in Metro facilities. Wearing a mask on public transportation in Kalamazoo County will be decided by the individual rider. Metro says they encourages their riders and customers to make decision that are in their […]

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Enforcement of Cemetery Ordinance

(Subject: Enforcement of Cemetery Ordinance 03/21/2022) March 21, 2022, Comstock Charter Township’s Ordinance Agents will begin enforcing the Comstock Charter Township Cemetery Ordinance #524, which is in effect. This ordinance is intended to keep Comstock Township’s historic cemeteries clean for all visitors. To help with this, the township has the right to remove and dispose of […]

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Comstock Charter Township continuing to contact with the Road Commission of Kalamazoo County

The Charter Township of Comstock is excited to announce we are continuing to contract with the Road Commission of Kalamazoo to pave township roads in 2022: Saginaw Drive from 28th Street to Bailey Street. Ligget Street from 28th Street to Bailey Street. Bailey Street from Liggett Street to Saginaw Drive. Charles Avenue from Daniel Street […]

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For Immediate Release: High River/Stream- February 23,2022

(Subject: High River/Stream Levels 02/22/2022) The Kalamazoo County Office of Emergency Management and other local authorities have been closely monitoring river and stream levels in anticipation of possible minor local area flooding. Recent snowfall, rain, and now higher temperatures melting the snowpack, combined to cause water levels to rise quickly over the last 72 hours […]

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