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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Whom do I call for a burn permit?

Call the township office, 616.335.3050, on the day you are going to burn. There is no fee for a burn permit. You will receive verbal approval, unless weather and dryness conditions prohibit safe burning. If you live in a subdivision in Laketown Township, you may burn on odd days only.

2. When and where are Township Clean-up days?

We will announce our Spring Clean-up days sometime in late April. Spring clean-up is usually the first or second weekend in May. Check back for updates.

Clean-up is at Chef Container, 4376 60th Street (by the overpass).

3. Where do we bring our yard waste and leaves?

You may dispose of yard waste and leaves at Chef Container, 4376 60th Street.

4. Where do I vote?

For answers regarding voting, see our Voter and Election Information page.

5. Where do I get a dog license? How much does it cost?

A dog license is available through Allegan County. You may do this via mail. See the Dog License Application Form on our Forms page for more information. Dog licenses are not available directly from the township office, although you may pick up an application for a dog license at the township office.

6. When is the next township meeting?

For dates and times of all of our Township Board and Commission meetings, see Boards page.

7. Is cable hook-up available in Laketown?

Charter Communications is available in the northern part of the township, and Comcast is available in the southern part of the township. Contact these companies for further information.

8. Does Laketown have an adopt-a-road program?

Yes, many of our roads in the northern portion of the township are adopted, but we still need volunteers for the southern part of the township. If you are interested in becoming an Adopt-a-road volunteer, contact the township office, 616.335.3050. The Adopt-A-Road dates for spring are April 23-27. We notify volunteers via a letter. Thank you to all of our faithful adopt-a-road volunteers!