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Welcome message from the Director of Public
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Thank you for visiting our web site. As the
Director of Public Safety, I would like to thank you for
your interest in learning more about the Van Buren Township
Police Department. It is my honor to serve as the Director
of Public Safety in such a vibrant and diverse community as
the Charter Township of Van Buren. Our staff of 42 sworn,
highly trained police officers, 9 highly skilled civilian
dispatchers, and two indispensable civilian support staff
provide safety and security to our community. We contribute
substantially to the great quality of life we enjoy in Van
Buren Township.
We provide quality community outreach
programs; we police the largest inland lake in Wayne County
with 20 miles of shore line. We contribute substantially to
a dive team that provides rescue and recovery services to
our large all recreation lake. We provide high quality
reactive and proactive investigative services, and we have
one of the most popular Honor Guard teams in the State of
Michigan. We handle nearly 20,000 calls for service
annually; we make nearly 3,000 arrests annually, and we
issue nearly 18,000 traffic citations annually.
Our goal is to provide competent, courteous
police services to all citizens who live, work, and play in
our community; and to maintain a community environment
characterized by both physical safety and personal freedom.
Carl McClanahan
Director of Public Safety |
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Explorer
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The Van Buren Police
Explorers is a Boy Scouts of America sponsored organization focusing
on introducing young adults to the career of law enforcement. Requirements are as follows:
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Ages 14 to 21 years old
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Serious interest in law enforcement as a career
option
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Have and maintain a minimum of a "C"
average in school
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No criminal record or negative police contacts
For further
information, contact officer Hayes at (734) 699-8900 ext.
2751
or e-mail to
chayes@vanburen-mi.org
Animal
Control
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Who we are?
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What we do?
First and foremost, we ensure animal safety for
our residents by picking up stray dogs. We also investigate animal cruelty/neglect
complaints, advise on nuisance wildlife problems, and assist
homeowners with animal related problems.
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Important Phone numbers
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Michigan Humane Society : (734) 721-7300
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Wayne County Road Commission Dead Animal Removal :
(734) 753-4477
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Department of Agriculture : (517) 373-1077
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