Township government plays a critical role in the future development of a community. The Township Board and staff is made up of individuals who have worked together to develop and implement decisions in the best interest of the people. By working as a team, Comstock Township is able to encourage residential, retail, commercial and industrial growth, thereby providing a more diverse and robust tax base. This in itself improves the economic vitality of our community.
An increased revenue stream will allow the Township to better serve all individuals and businesses by developing and delivering enhanced services. We have all benefited from a more effective and efficient use of tax revenue which enabled the Township to provide curbside rubbish collection in addition to partnering with the Kalamazoo Land Bank, demolishing unsafe building structures, and encourage reutilization.
To email the Township Supervisor supervisor@comstockmi.gov or use the link in the Contact Information Window on the right side of this page.
Duties and Responsibilities
Michigan State Law designates the duties of a township supervisor, although township boards may delegate certain duties. The Comstock Township Board has delegated all duties listed in MCL 42.10 to a township superintendent. Some of the duties of the Comstock Township Supervisor include:
- May appoint a deputy
- Moderate board meetings
- Secretary to board of review
- Township’s legal agent
- Maintains records of supervisor’s office
- Appoints some boards or commission members per specific statutes
- May call special meetings
