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Yes, there will be a credit card processing fee for any credit/debit card transactions.
Yes. This is administered by the Village Building Inspector. Please contact the Village Hall during office hours for specific requirements.
These calls should always be directed to Cass County Animal Control. They can be contacted at: 269-445-3701.
These calls should always be directed to Cass County Animal Control. They can be contacted at: 269-445-3701.
No, but the Cass District Library is located in the Village limits at 319 M-62. They can be contacted at: 269-445-3400.
Cass District Library normal hours of operation are:
Monday thru Thursday: 9:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Friday: 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Saturday: 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Cass District Library normal hours of operation are:
Monday thru Thursday: 9:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Friday: 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Saturday: 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
During business hours, please call the Village Hall at 269-445-8648 to report problems with the water or sewer. To report problems after normal business hours, please call the Cass County Sheriff’s Department at 269-445-8644. They will contact our DPW to report an emergency situation.
9-1-1 should be your first call if it is an emergency. If you know which utilities are affected, you should contact the utility next.
American Electric Power: 1-800-311-6424
Midwest Energy: 1-800-492-5989
American Electric Power: 1-800-311-6424
Midwest Energy: 1-800-492-5989
You should call the Village Hall during office hours. A complaint will be taken. We will need your name and contact information but your identity will not be disclosed.
It helps if you can provide us with the pole tag number, usually found on either a metal plate or a yellow sign with black letters and numbers. This makes it very easy to report. If a tag is missing, then be as specific as possible.
Please call the Village Hall during office hours at 445-8648. Although most of the roads within the Village limits are the responsibility of the DPW, some roads, such as M-60 and M-62 are maintained by MDOT. We will take the complaint and be sure that the proepr agency gets contacted regarding your concerns.
The answer is yes, with certain exceptions as noted here: Portable/inflatable pools designed to contain water at a depth of less than two feet would generally be exempted from a permit requirement.
Swimming pool means an artificial or semi-artificial basin or tank, including all appurtenant equipment, structures and facilities, for the purpose of impounding water to a depth of more than two (2’) feet for the immersion or partial immersion of humans.
Swimming pool means an artificial or semi-artificial basin or tank, including all appurtenant equipment, structures and facilities, for the purpose of impounding water to a depth of more than two (2’) feet for the immersion or partial immersion of humans.