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11/01/2026

💙Here for Our Community on Election Day and Every Day!

As Pittsfield Township residents head out to vote this Tuesday, we want to share a friendly reminder that your Pittsfield Township Police Department is always here for you!

Our officers are proud to serve this community and are always happy to lend a helping hand, answer a question, or simply share a friendly hello.

Whether it's Election Day or any other day, we are committed to keeping Pittsfield Township a safe and welcoming community.

If you see us out and about, don't hesitate to say hi! 👋 It's our privilege to serve and protect Pittsfield Township!

10/31/2026

Happy Halloween Pittsfield Township! 🎃👻

We wanted to remind you of some Halloween Safety tips!

🚸 For Trick-or-Treaters:
👻Always use sidewalks and cross at designated crosswalks.
👻Look both ways before crossing streets, and put phones away.
👻Carry a flashlight or glow sticks and wear reflective clothing.
👻Stay with your group and make sure an adult knows your route.
👻Only visit homes with porch lights on.

🚗 For Drivers:
🎃Slow down and stay alert, especially in residential neighborhoods.
🎃Watch carefully for children crossing streets and walking between parked vehicles.
🎃Avoid distractions and never drive impaired.
🎃Be extra cautious during peak trick-or-treating hours.

If you see our officers out and about in your neighborhood, say hi & grab some candy!!🍭🍫🍬

10/28/2026

Today, we honor and thank the heroes who show up when our communities need them most. ❤️💙 Thank you to all our first responders for your courage, sacrifice, and dedication. 🚔🚒

10/26/2026

🎃👻 GOOD MORNING, PITTSFIELD TOWNSHIP! HALLOWEEN IS ALMOST HERE! 👻🎃

The countdown is on! Trick-or-treating is just 5 days away! 🍬🕸️

📅 Halloween: Saturday, October 31
🕕 Official Trick-or-Treating Hours: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM

🚔 The Pittsfield Township Police Department will have extra officers in the area before and after trick-or-treating hours to help keep our residents and little ghosts and goblins safe.

🎃 A few reminders for a safe and fun Halloween:

🦺 Be cautious at intersections and always look both ways before crossing the street.
🚗 Drivers, slow down and watch carefully for children in neighborhoods.
🔦 Carry a flashlight or wear something reflective so you can be seen.
👨‍👩‍👧 Parents, keep an eye on your little ones and make sure they stay with their group.

Let's work together to make this Halloween a fun, safe, and spooktacular night for everyone!

Have fun, stay safe, and we'll see you out there! 🎃👮‍♂️

10/24/2026

🚒 Congratulations to Deputy Fire Chief Foulke! 🚒

Last night, we were proud to join fellow public safety professionals and community members at the Washtenaw 100 Annual Awards Dinner, celebrating the individuals who make a difference throughout our community.

We extend our congratulations to Deputy Fire Chief Foulke on this well-deserved recognition. Thank you for your dedication to public safety and your commitment to serving the community.

We also thank The Washtenaw 100 for its continued support of local law enforcement and fire service personnel and their families.

A special thank-you to keynote speaker David Ha’alilio Lau, known as Kawika, for sharing his leadership insights and inspiring message with those in attendance.

Congratulations to all of this year’s honorees! 👏

10/23/2026

**Congratulations to Ritchie Coleman!**

Last night, members of our community gathered for the Washtenaw 100 annual awards ceremony, recognizing individuals who make a meaningful difference in our community.

We are proud to congratulate **Ritchie Coleman of the Pittsfield Township Department of Public Safety**, recipient of the **Howard & Norma Weaver Citizen Recognition Award**. This recognition is a wonderful honor, and we are proud to see Ritchie recognized among those who make Washtenaw County a better place to live and work.

We also extend our congratulations to **Parviz and Deputy Fire Chief Foulke** on their recognition and accomplishments.

A special thank-you to keynote speaker **David Ha’alilio Lau, known as Kawika**, for sharing his leadership insights, experiences, and inspiring message with everyone in attendance.

Thank you to the Washtenaw 100 for continuing to recognize the outstanding individuals who serve, support, and strengthen our community.

Congratulations to all of this year’s honorees!

10/12/2026

🚔 Please join us in welcoming our newest members of the Pittsfield Department of Public Safety!

Since May, Claire Jordan, Kayla McCabe, and Chase Kemp have joined our team through our Police Academy Recruit Program as they begin their careers in law enforcement.

▪️ Claire Jordan earned her B.A. in Psychology from Michigan State University, making the Dean’s List every semester. She went on to complete the Washtenaw Community College Police Academy and is currently finishing her orientation before serving as a Police Officer.

▪️ Kayla McCabe graduated summa cm laude from Eastern Michigan University with a B.A. in Criminology before completing the Schoolcraft College Police Academy with her Law Enforcement certification. Since joining the Department full-time in May, she has progressed to Step 3 of her Police Officer training, continuing to develop the skills needed to serve our community.

▪️ Chase Kemp graduated with honors from Davenport University with a degree in Business Administration before pursuing a career in law enforcement. He completed the Washtenaw Community College Police Academy and is currently finishing his orientation before serving as a Police Officer.

We’re proud to welcome Claire, Kayla, and Chase to the Pittsfield Township team and look forward to the positive impact they will make in our community. Please join us in congratulating them and wishing them continued success as they begin this exciting chapter!

10/09/2026

🔋 **Feel a device getting hot? Stop using it!** If a battery smells unusual, feels hot, makes popping noises, changes shape or color, or produces smoke, stop using it immediately. If safe, move it away from anything flammable.

⚠️ A damaged battery can overheat and start a fire.

Learn more: www.fpw.org

10/09/2026

Proud to partner with Multicultural Academy for another successful Junior DPS Academy! Giving students hands-on experiences and a firsthand look at public safety careers while building leadership, teamwork, and community connections.

10/06/2026

FALL SAFETY REMINDER: School is Back in Session

Obey school zone speed limits and stop for buses. Be alert for children walking or biking near roadways.

Address

6227 W. Michigan Avenue
Ann Arbor, MI
48108

Telephone

+17348224911

Website

https://pittsfield-mi.gov/287/Public-Safety

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