Due to the observance of Juneteenth falling on a Monday, 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.
The Kinross Township Offices will be closed on June 20th, 2022 in observance of Juneteenth, which falls on the weekend this year. The usual board meeting has been rescheduled to the next day. Water payments will be accepted without late fees the following day, and can be left in the dropbox between the front doors of the Township Hall as usual.
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.
This year the Kinross Fire Department will fill residential pools for a charge of $50.00 per load of 2400 gallons. If you would like to take advantage of this service, call 906-495-5353 and leave a detailed message that includes:
your name
a phone number where you can be reached
the address where the pool is located.
They will return your call in order to schedule a date and time to fill your pool.
The Kinross Fire Department will not be held responsible for damages occuring due to improperly installed pools. It is the homeowner's responsibility to ensure that all pools are sturdy and level before filling.
A vacancy will be opening on the Kinross Charter Township board for the position of clerk, to be appointed by the township board as soon as possible. Members of the township board must be residents of Kinross Charter Township.
The clerk’s duties and responsibilities are statutorily assigned functions, most of which are administrative. The clerk is a member of the township board and votes on all matters that come before the township board.
In addition to numerous auxiliary duties, Michigan law requires the township clerk to carry out three major responsibilities: township record keeping, financial operations and elections. The clerk also maintains custody of all township records, meeting minutes, book of oaths, and ordinance books. The clerk or their deputy personally signs all checks for bills and wages paid. Maintaining voter registration files and conducting elections are also duties of the clerk.
The clerk must appoint a deputy. The township board determines the Deputy’s wage. In the absence, sickness, death or disability of the clerk, the deputy possesses the powers and performs the duties of the clerk; however, the deputy does not have a vote on the township board.
Appointment to the board is done by the board and in no way guarantees re-election. Any interviews will be conducted by the board at a public board meeting. Any and all decisions regarding the appointment are made at public board meetings.
The position of clerk is part-time and compensated with an annual salary of $15,000.
Persons interested must send a letter of interest by email to kclerk@kinross.net or to:
ATTN: SHEILA GAINES
4884 W. CURTIS ST.
KINCHELOE, MI 49788
Notice will be given once this appointment is made.