Local Interest

Often, residents have questions concerning the construction, refurbishment and maintenance of roads within the Township. They also inquire about the working relationship between Ross Township and the Kalamazoo County Road Commission. This article is intended to respond to those inquiries.
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The park is closed for winter and will reopen mid-April.

The annual Haunted House was a huge success. We ran out of everything after having at least 450 attend the event. We had many compliments regarding dedication of the firemen and other volunteers from the community and Ross Township Office personnel for donating their Saturday to provide such a worthwhile event for the children. The police, firemen and ambulance personnel were present to familiarize the kids with their services

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If we can't find you - we can't help you. Consider purchasing a reflective address marker for $12 from the Fire Dept. Order one today ... it may help save your life or someone you love. Stop by the Township Office to place your order for a marker.

1. 38th Street - M-89 - 1.6 miles s/o M-89 - Chip Seal - COMPLETED
2. Baseline - 45th Street - 47th Street - Chip Seal - COMPLETED
3. 47th Street - B. Avenue - Baseline Road - Chip Seal - COMPLETED
4. B Avenue - 45th Street - 48th Street - Chip Seal - COMPLETED
5. Yorkshire Drive - 37th Street - .49 miles east of 37th St. - Chip Seal - COMPLETED
6. Green - Gull Lake Drive South - 163 e/o GLDS - Chip Seal - COMPLETED
7. Avery - Gull Lake Drive South - 174' e/o GLDS - Chip Seal - COMPLETED
8. Lewis - Avery - Green - Chip Seal - COMPLETED
9. 36th Street - G. Avenue - FG Avenue - Chip Seal - COMPLETED

Unlicensed Builders
New Lead Certification

Burning Regulations
Hazardous Waste Disposal

Looking for something to do in Ross Township? Check our list of Things to Do. Let us know of any activities too!

Our newsletters are published in the Spring and Fall.

Open job postings can be found here.

Everything you wanted to know about voting in Ross Township can be found here.

You are cordially invited to take a tour down memory lane with photos dating back to the late 1800's. Rick Shields has generously provided these interesting photos.