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Today, we join our brothers and sisters in blue for the funeral of Shelby Twp. Police Sergeant Dan Kammerzell. Dan was also a Marine Corps veteran and we want to take the time to thank all of our veterans. Your service to our country is not forgotten!
With great sadness we announce the death of Sergeant Daniel Kammerzell on November 5th, 2022. Sergeant Kammerzell died in the performance of his duties for the Shelby Township Police Department. He was an 18 year veteran of the Department. Funeral Announcements will be forthcoming.![]()
A donation page has been set up through the Collin Rose Memorial Foundation to help the family during this difficult time. Anyone wishing to donate can do so through Facebook or by writing a check to the Collin Rose Memorial Foundation and dropping it off at the Police Department Front Desk. Any questions regarding donations can be addressed to Jordan Haughee at jhaughee@shelbytwp.org![]()
Rest in peace, our brother in blue.
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Macomb County Department of Roads Update:![]()
The northbound right lane of Van Dyke Avenue, between 24 Mile Road and 25 Mile road, will be closed on November 7 for approximately 10 days for water utility work.![]()
For project specific questions, please contact MCDR at 586-463-8671 or geninfo@rcmcweb.org.
Sunday morning, our clocks will “Fall” back one hour.
Use this as your reminder to check your smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors.
This can be done with a quick and easy two step process.
Step 1. Check the manufacture date to make sure your detectors are no more than 10 years old. If they are, we recommend replacing them.
Step 2. Press the test button to check and make sure they are operational.![]()
Smoke detectors saves lives. Make sure yours are working before you really need them!
Tonight, our firefighters and their families were invited to attend the new MISSION BBQ in Sterling Heights’ First Responder Night.
We want to thank them for honoring our firefighters who have passed.![]()
They will be open to the public on Tuesday the 8th!
We would like to congratulate Battalion Chief Paul Brown on his retirement! Chief Brown has served the residents of Shelby Township for 25 years and today, he took one last ride in the engine to his home.
We wish you a long and happy retirement!
Tomorrow is Halloween!![]()
Friendly reminder that trick or treating will be 6:00pm-8:00pm.
Do you have returnables laying around?![]()
Next Sunday, Neighbors United will be in Macomb Twp. at the Southeast corner of 21 Mile and Heydenreich collecting them. ![]()
Their charity supports firefighters who are battling cancer, so let’s help them fill their trailer up!Happy Sunday everyone,![]()
Don’t forget we have our bottle drive coming up 1 week from today. We will actually be at the Southeast Corner of 21 and Heydenreich. Look forward to seeing you there.
Today, members of our Swiftwater Rescue Team were on the Clinton River training on different rescue techniques.
Today marks the start of School Bus Safety Week (October 17th-21st, 2022). Officers will be out all week as a part of Operation Safe Stop, making sure people are following the laws when it comes to driving around school buses.![]()
It’s really pretty easy – think of a stopped school bus like a traffic signal. If the overhead lights are flashing yellow – prepare to stop. If the overhead lights are flashing red – stop. And if the big red stop arm is out... stop. Keep in mind, Stop Arm Cameras are approved and in use on school buses statewide.![]()
And when the hazard lights are flashing – proceed with caution. Follow my advice, and you’ll help us make sure kids are getting to and from school safely. Thank you!
Thank you to everyone who came out to our Open House today!
We hope everyone had as great of a time as we did!
We want to send a special thank you to the Shelby Optimist Club for supplying their dunk tank which raised $442.00 for the Great Lakes Burn Camp for Kids!![]()
We can’t wait for next year!
Come on out today for our open house!!Stopping by the Shelby Township Fire Department 's Open House today? We want to see you at Fire Station 1 (6345 23 Mile Road) today from 10 AM-2 PM to meet your local fire heroes!![]()
Thank you so much to our sponsors for allowing us to put on this community event!
Don’t forget, our open house is tomorrow!!![]()
We will be collecting donations of hand soap and dish soap for the Woman's Life Chapter 911 Macomb Angels!Planning on coming to the Shelby Township Fire Department 's Open House tomorrow (Oct. 15)? Bring hand or dish soap to donate! Your contribution to Woman's Life Chapter 911 Macomb Angels makes a great difference in our community.![]()
Stop by Fire Station 1 (6345 23 Mile Road) from 10 AM-2 PM tomorrow to meet your local heroes.
Everyone should have a plan in the event a fire breaks out in your home. Seconds will matter, and if you are prepared ahead of time, it greatly increases your chance of survival! ![]()
#FirePreventionWeek #fireprevention
Have you checked your smoke detectors lately?
Working smoke detectors save countless lives every year.![]()
#FirePreventionWeek #smokedetectorssavelives
Every home should have at least one fire extinguisher. A small fire can be put out quickly before it spreads, savings lives and property!![]()
#FirePreventionWeek
Before you go to bed tonight, be sure to close your doors before you doze off. It has been proven time and time again that closing your bedroom doors can safe your life in the event of a fire!
#FirePreventionWeek #CloseBeforeYouDoze
It’s Fire Prevention Week!
We will be sharing tips on fire safety each day this week!![]()
Don’t forget our Open House is this Saturday from 10-2!
This week, our firefighters visited the elementary schools throughout the township. They taught the kids fire safety and allowed them to explore the fire trucks.
Our open house is 2 weeks away!
Bring out the whole family for an amazing time!![]()
We also want to remind everyone that we will be collecting donations of hand soap and dish soap for the Woman's Life Chapter 911 Macomb Angels. Their organization supports women in need here in Shelby Twp. and our surrounding communities.
The winning ticket numbers for our 2022 Gun Raffles are:
033
001
072
136
118![]()
Thank you to everyone who bought tickets!
It is a brisk, but beautiful morning at Cherry Creek Golf Club! Our 16th annual Golf Outing is underway and we think this may be our best one yet!
This week our firefighters trained on trench rescue. All of our firefighters train yearly on trench awareness so that they can assist the members of out Technical Rescue Team on these emergencies.
Tomorrow is our Golf Outing at Cherry Creek!
Reminder that registration begins at 7:30am and the shotgun start is at 8:30am.
Can’t wait to see you there!
Mark your calendars for the 2022 Open House!![]()
We will have station tours, educational demonstrations and much more! Bring out your family for a great time.![]()
This year, we are also partnering with Woman's Life Chapter 911 Macomb Angels and asking our attendees to bring hand soap and dish soap to donate to local women in need.
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Today, we welcome and congratulate the two newest members of the Shelby Township Fire Dept., Austin Baker and Jordan Glaser.
We want to thank MISSION BBQ for providing all of our shifts with lunch this week!
Look for their new location opening in November at Hall and Hayes.
Yesterday, our firefighters were happy to take part in Shepherd's Gate Church’s 9/11 mass.
After, they were able to teach kids about fire safety and let them extinguish a fire using one of our hose lines!
Today, we want to recognize the 21 year anniversary of 9/11, a day no one will ever forget.
A day when we were reminded what it is to truly be a hero. A day where so many ran into harms way not knowing if they would make it home to their families. A day where so many laid down their lives to help others.
This morning, our firefighters joined Neighbors United as they embark on their 140 mile walk to raise money for firefighters with cancer. Please click and like their Facebook page and follow them on their journey across the state.
This is the last week to register for this year’s golf outing. If you’d like to golf, please sign up asap.
We are also still looking for donations and hole sponsors!
This week is National Suicide Prevention Week.
The new crisis lifeline number is 988.
You can call or text that number 24/7 and speak to a counselor.
Don’t forget, our firefighters will be at Jimmy John's Field tonight collecting donations for the Muscular Dystrophy Association!![]()
If you can’t make it to the game, but would like to donate, you can do so by clicking on the link:
filltheboot.donordrive.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=donorDrive.team&teamID=12053
Just a reminder with some traffic lights in the township... We are still experiencing power outages in Shelby Township. That means some traffic signals in the Township are out as well. Just remember when you are coming up to a intersection where the light is not functioning please treat that intersection as a 4 way stop!
It has been a very busy couple days for our firefighters.
Yesterday’s crews responded to over 30 calls following the storms, many of them being for wires that were knocked down by the strong winds.
Shortly after they were relieved this morning, today’s crews responded to a house fire in the 52000 block of Balmes Drive. 24 Mile Road was closed down while the fire was brought under control.
UCS Community – We currently have eight buildings without power: Eisenhower, Utica High, Malow, Morgan, Roberts, Switzer, Oakbrook and Gibbing. We are working with DTE to determine the timeline for restoration before determining the status of our first day of school. We will post updated information as soon as it is available.
Currently, our firefighters are responding to numerous calls for wires down. If you notice a wire that is down, treat is as it is a live, stay away, and call 911!
Our golf outing is right around the corner and spots are filling up fast!
If you are interested in golfing, please sign up soon!
This Thursday, our firefighters will be collecting donations for MDA MPFFU at Jimmy John's Field during their Firefighter Appreciation Night.
The International Association of Fire Fighters has a longstanding tradition of supporting the Muscular Dystrophy Association. ![]()
Come out for some family fun and show your support to our firefighters!
**Update** 1:45pm
Units are all now clear.
Road will be open shortly. ![]()
Our firefighters are currently on the scene of a fire in a scrap yard, located in the 4700 block of 22 Mile Road.
The road is currently closed, please avoid the area.![]()
Photos courtesy of Sterling Heights Scanner.