The survey to gauge interest in relocating the historic town house has been completed. The results were tallied by the township's planner Zach Michels of Carlisle & Wortman. Read the report here. 

Residents of Tyrone Township wishing to burn MUST obtain a burn permit from the township. Permits cost $5.00, are good for one calendar year, and may be obtained at the township hall or by mail. Click here for more information. Burning is NOT permitted if wind speeds exceed 9 mph or if dry conditions exist. Failure to comply to the ordinance may result in a $1447 charge!

Supervisor Mike Cunningham and Fenton City Fire Chief Bob Cairnduff teamed to make a couple of short videos about open burning in Tyrone Township: burn permits and safe burning.

Tyrone Township is a Passport Acceptance Facility with photos available on site for $10. Customers do NOT need to be a resident of the township; anyone is welcome. Applications are accepted Monday-Thursday 9:00 am - 4:30 pm. Please call 810-629-8631 to make an appointment.  Please click here for more information. 

Customers should apply at least 4-6 months before planned travel.
 

The dates for the county's waste/recyling events has been scheduled for 2021. Read the flyer here or the county's website for more information. Subscribe to the county's waste program events to receive emailed notice of these events.

Household Hazardous Waste Drop Offs
September 25, Howell

Electronic/TV Recycling
October 2, 2021

Scrap Tire Recycling Drop Off 
October 23, 2021

A Real ID is a standard driver's license or state ID card that is marked with a star in the upper right corner.  Effective May 3, 2023 Michigan residents will be required to have a Real ID, enhanced driver's license, or passport to travel BY AIR within the United States.  You can make your driver's license (or state ID) Real ID-compliant at a Secretary of State office (not the township office) and showing the required documents.  More information here.

It's the season of baby animals!  Sometimes despite all the cuteness, residents find themselves needing help or having questions about wildlife.  Below are places who know animals and may be able to offer help or advice year-round.

Livingston County Animal Control     517-546-2154  https://www.livgov.com/animalshelter 
Howell Nature Center                        517-546-0249  https://www.howellnaturecenter.org/
Wildlife Helpline                                 517-548-5530  https://www.howellnaturecenter.org/wildlife-rehab/
Dept. of Natural Resources (DNR)    website only     Michigan.gov/EyesInTheField

Tyrone Township residents must follow the State of Michigan's firework law. Please be considerate to others and understand that fireworks can be distressing to neighbors and animals. State law requires that fireworks must be allowed on the following days, after 11:00 a.m.:

• December 31 until 1:00 a.m. on January 1
• The Saturday and Sunday before Memorial Day, until 11:45 p.m.
• June 29 to July 4, until 11:45 p.m.
• July 5, if it falls on a Friday or Saturday, until 11:45 p.m.
• The Saturday and Sunday before Labor Day, until 11:45 p.m.

Residents often call the township asking what can be done with road kill.  The township, the road commission, and the DNR do not provide such a service. The DNR recommends the following if residents encounter road-killed animals on or near their property: 1) Bag up the carcass and leave it with their trash for pick-up, 2) Move the carcass to an area where decomposition can take care of it (ditch, woods, buried underground, etc.), or 3) Hire a waste control company to remove the carcass.

Several places offer locations to safely dispose unused medications. Check locations in Livingston County or in Genesee County.

Information on recycling and garbage collection services are located here.

Tyrone Township's ISO (Insurance Service Organization) Public Protection Classifications rating was updated this year. Effective Nov. 1, 2018, the area serviced by the City of Fenton Fire Department (previously ISO 6) has been upgraded to ISO 5. These ratings may provide a significant reduction in your homeowner's insurance premium. We encourage you to contact your insurance company to see if this will affect you! To read more about the ISO rating, click here. To see an updated map of the classifications, click here.

Livingston County owns and maintains roads within the township unless private. Please understand they do the best they can on the budget they have. If you have complaints regarding the conditions of the roads, potholes, or mailboxes, please call the Livingston County Road Commission directly at 517-546-4250. More information about the Road Commission can be found here.  

The road commission is not responsible for damaged mailboxes from snow thrown from trucks. However, if damage has occurred from direct contact with a road commission snow removal equipment, a supervisor will assess the situation.  

The road commission does not pick up or dispose of animal carcasses on the roadways. 

Our annual Christmas food collections have been so successful, thanks to the generosity of our residents, that we've decided to try to be a year-round collection site for Gleaners Food Bank and the Pet Pantry. Nonperishable food items for humans AND pets may be donated at the township hall. Collection bins are located in the front lobby. Donations are greatly appreciated and help feed hungry people and pets. The Pet Pantry also accepts pet-related items.
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Smart911 is a free service that allows residents to create a safety profile for their entire household. Residents customize their profile and share any information they want Central Dispatch and response teams to have in the event of an emergency. All information is private and secure, and it is seen only when the resident dials 911. Sign up at www.smart911.com.

When property fraud happens it is not generally detected until years later and trying to track down the offenders is a very difficult task because they are long gone. Livingston County's Register of Deeds provides a free service to all land owners in Livingston County. The service, Property Fraud Alert (PFA) notifies you via email or phone number when a document is recorded at the Register of Deeds with your name on it. To participate in this free service go to the Register of Deeds webpage and click on the "Property Fraud Alert" link to sign up.

It has come to our attention that a large number of vehicle registrations are improperly assigned to Genesee County, NOT Livingston. This means the township is losing 42 cents on every dollar that you pay for your license plates to Genesee County instead of being available to fix our roads. Please check your vehicle registration to make sure it is properly assigned to Livingston County when renewing plates at the Secretary of State or online. If it is incorrect, call the Secretary of State's office at 888-767-6424 and keep your money in your county.

The Tyrone Township hall does NOT accept worn flags for disposal. Flag disposal bins are located at following:

   •City of Fenton Police Department
   •City of Fenton Fire Department
   •The Hartland Area Fire Station
   •The Loose Senior Center

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