A regular meeting of the Kinross Charter Township Board will be held on at the Township Hall.
Prior to the meeting, questions and input may be given by emailing kclerk@kinross.net. These meetings are open to the public. Members of the public attending the board meeting are asked to please wear a mask unless they are fully vaccinated.
The agenda for this meeting has been posted, and can be downloaded here.
A regular meeting of the Kinross Charter Township Board will be held on at the Township Hall.
Prior to the meeting, questions and input may be given by emailing kclerk@kinross.net. These meetings are open to the public. Members of the public attending the board meeting are asked to please wear a mask unless they are fully vaccinated.
The agenda for this meeting has been posted, and can be downloaded here.
Township administrative offices will be closed on Monday, September 5th for Labor Day. A regular meeting of the Kinross Charter Township Board will be held on at the Township Hall.
Prior to the meeting, questions and input may be given by emailing kclerk@kinross.net. These meetings are open to the public. Members of the public attending the board meeting are asked to please wear a mask unless they are fully vaccinated.
The agenda for this meeting has been posted, and can be downloaded here.
Each residence is allowed 2 cubic yards of material with a 500 pound maximum. This is equal to one full-size pick-up bed loaded to the top rail. Please do not place any items at the curb until the day before, or morning of October 15th.
No pick-up of hazardous materials, fluorescent light bulbs, tires, computer monitors, or paints.
For household hazardous waste disposal, contact Northern Transitions, Inc. at 906-635-5681.
Do not put compost at the curb.
It is state law—refuse handlers cannot accept leaves and brush.
Kinross Township residents may pick up a "Dump Pass" at the Township Hall. GFL at 3239 W. M-28 in Brimley will be open Monday—Friday 8:00am-5:00pm.
The Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy has returned their results on Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) in the water supply. Concentrations are barely above non-detectable, but well below the United States Environmental Protection Agency's recommended lifetime health advisory limit of 70 parts per trillion. More information can be found at the state of Michigan's MPART website.