TOWNSHIP UPDATES

2020 AUGUST SHRED DAYCommunity Shred Day
Chesterfield Township along with First State Bank will be hosting a Community Shred Day on August 20, 2020 from 10AM to 2PM outside the Township Municipal Offices.


Outdoor Seating VarianceOutdoor Seating Variance
Eating and drinking establishments may apply for a vendor permit in the Clerk’s Department; questions relating to the requirements for this permit are to contact the Planning and Zoning Department.

Permit Information and Application Form

Senior Class Photo 5 x 3Congrats 
Senior Class 2020

Thank you to many submissions we received, this video is for you!
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Residential Water Payment Assistance Program

Need help paying your water bill? Click HERE for information on how you can receive help!

COVID-19 (CORONAVIRUS) INFORMATION

TOWNSHIP CLOSINGS

Update 7.17.2020


The Township Municipal Offices, DPW, Police, and Fire are all OPEN to walk-in traffic!

QUICK LINKS

Macomb County Health Department
State of Michigan
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
DTE Energy
Residential Water Payment Assistance Program

COVID-19 (coronavirus) is an active situation that is changing daily. The Charter Township of Chesterfield is proactively monitoring public health information for any potential implications for our community. In the meantime, all individuals should continue to take the following basic personal-hygiene measures to prevent the spread of the virus:

  • wash your hands often with soap and water or use hand sanitizer
  • avoid touching your eyes, nose, or mouth with unwashed hands
  • cover your mouth and nose with a tissue when coughing or sneezing
  • avoid handshakes
  • avoid contact with sick people who are sick
  • stay home when you are sick


Chesterfield Latest News & Announcements

  1. Walk-In Traffic Resumes

    The Township Municipal Offices, Department of Public Works, Police, and Fire are all OPEN to walk-in traffic. Read on...

  2. Residential Water Assistance Program

    The Water Residential Assistance Program (WRAP) provides funding to eligible, low-income homeowners to assist with water bills, water conservation, and self-sufficiency initiatives. Read on...

  3. Yard Waste Collection Service to Resume April 14, 2020

    All Yard Waste Collection will resume to normal starting Tuesday, April 14, 2020 for Chesterfield Township residents. Read on...
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Upcoming Events Calendar

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  1. Tue Aug. 11

    Township Board Meeting

  2. Wed Aug. 12

    ZBA Meeting

  3. Tue Aug. 18

    Planning Commission Meeting

  4. Mon Aug. 24

    Cannabis Committee
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Alerts

  1. There are no alerts at this time.


ANCHOR BAY WATER LEVELS

SANDBAGS and SAND AVAILABLE
**Sandbags and Sand will continue to be available at DPW and Fire Station 3 throughout the Summer**

Weekday Hours: Monday - Friday
Sandbags are available at the following locations:
*Department of Public Works Facility (52216 Sierra Drive) 
       Monday - Friday 8:00AM - 4:30PM 
*Fire Hall 3 (33991 23 Mile Rd., at 23 Mile and Baker Intersection) 
       Monday - Friday 4:30PM - 9:00PM

Weekend Hours: Saturday and Sunday
Sandbags will be available at Fire Hall 3 (33991 23 Mile Rd., at 23 Mile and Baker Intersection) from 8:00AM - 9:00PM.  Sandbags may be temporary unavailable if the fire department is on a call.

Sandbags can be filled at the following locations:
*DPW (52216 Sierra Drive)
*Behind Fire Hall 2 (48475 Jefferson)
*Brandenburg Park (50050 Jefferson) Must show sandbags to get into park for free

Residents must come into the DPW and Fire Hall 3 and fill out the spreadsheet to collect sandbags and show ID
* 100 sandbags per visit, please
* Bring a shovel

Update 4.11.2020

Letter to Residents 

Sandbag Guidance

County Drains and Ditches

Great Lakes Water Levels

EGLE - Great Lakes

Resident  Water Property Damage Form

Town Hall Meeting
Lake Levels 2020

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SANDBAG DISPOSAL

With the rising levels of water in the springtime, it is recommend to keep the sandbags in place over the winter.  If you would like to dispose of your filled sandbags, residents can return filled sandbags to the DPW (52216 Sierra Drive) at anytime on the pallets placed in the sandbagging operation area.  

FLOODING DAMAGE INFORMATION

Before the waters rise…..Prepare! Move all items on the lowest level off the floor and up above the potential water depth. (2-3 feet) Video record or photograph your home and the contents for a possible insurance claim. Contact your insurance agent and ask about flooding. Un-plug electrical appliances not being used in the low areas. Obtain and fill sandbags.



TOWNSHIP DASHBOARDS



CENSUS 2020

The 2020 Census is in FULL SWING!  Chesterfield residents should have received an invitation in the mail with instructions on how to respond online.

2020 CENSUS 
NOW LIVE

The Census is now live at my2020census.gov!
Please note that the mailings will be addressed to “Dear Resident” and not to a specific individual.

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Census 2020 FAQ’S
Key Milestones 
How you Choose to Respond
Fact Sheet on Renters
Why we Ask
What you Need to Know

Count Your Kids

April 1  Census Day is Observed Nationwide
By this date, every home will receive an invitation to participate in the 2020 Census. Once the invitation arrives, you should respond for your home in one of three ways: online, by phone, or by mail. When you respond to the census, you’ll tell the Census Bureau where you live as of April 1, 2020.