Fire Chief Dan Boulter retired June 5th, 2018 after 46 years of service.
The Township Board and Orangeville residents wish the best for Dan in his
retirement and thank him for his many years of outstanding dedication.
Assistant Fire Chief Matt Ribble has been appointed to the position of
Fire Chief. We look forward to having such a qualified person lead our
fire department. Congratulations Dan and Matt!

The Scrap Tire Clean-Up & Orangeville Fire Fighter Association Scrap Metal Fundraiser was a huge success. 2,169 tires loaded into 2 semis, and a full roll off of scrap metal donated. The scrap metal fund raiser will continue.

Accepted Metal:

• Refrigerators
• Air conditioners
• Washers
• Dryers
• Any and all scrap metal

Location of scrap metal bin is at the Orangeville Fire Dept. parking lot. Please only metal! Recyclables go in recycle bins, trash and other items to the transfer station.

*PLEASE DISPOSE OF ITEMS PROPERLY

Orangeville Township is updating to a cemetery software program. This will require many hours to input the data from our handwritten ledger system. Lot owners, occupants, mapping and burial transit records (if available) will be used to provide as detailed information as possible. Once completed you will be able to access this information online. We will keep everyone updated on the progress of this project.

The Barry County Planning and Zoning Department has thrown a monkey wrench into plans by Lucas Spoor, owner of The Landing Marina, to install 30 more boat slips at his marina on the south side of Gun Lake. [Read more…]

The Barry County Planning Commission voted 5-1 at a hearing on Monday, Feb. 26, to approve a special use permit in a rural residential area to Bay Pointe Corp., owned by Mike Powers. More than 60 residents came out for the meeting.

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Barry County Central Dispatch will be testing the Tornado Sirens starting Saturday April 7th at 1:00PM.  Afterwards, the Tornado Sirens will be tested the first Saturday of every month through September. Please take a moment to visit our website www.barry911.org for excellent tips and helpful hints.

Help us out, let us know if you hear the sirens by calling 269-205-886.