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Kent County State of Emergency
Please read this important information from the Kent County
Sherriff's department regarding the recent flooding.
This document contains what you need to know about evacuations, water quality, road closings, and hazardous waste disposals.
Emergency Letter from the Kent County Sherriff's
Department
Facts About Cleaning Up after a Flood
The Latest Flood Information from Kent County
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MacGregor to host Senior Brigade event in Belmont on Monday, May 13 to help senior citizens protect themselves against various scams and provide education on residential care options. MacGregor's Senior Brigade event will take place from 10 a.m. to noon at the Plainfield Township Offices in the board room, located at 6161 Belmont Ave. For more information- Click Here
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From the - Are you having problems with your Cable TV/Internet provider? Here is a handy guide to what the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) can do to help. - Did you know that you could report a faulty streetlight directly to Consumers Energy via the Internet? Click here for their website. You’ll be asked to enter the nearest cross street, the closest address to the streetlight, and indicate whether the light is burned out, fluctuating, or has been vandalized.
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During the excavation for the installation of a water main, contractors
for Plainfield Township encountered a large quantity of buried, crushed,
lead-acid battery casing fragments in the right-of-way adjacent to the
site. Plainfield Township contacted the Michigan Department of
Environmental Quality who oversaw the excavation, removal, and proper
disposal of the battery casings in the right-of-way and at 4407 Lovers
Lane.


