St. Clair County
City services in Kenockee Township
Where to get permits, pay taxes, schedule trash pickup and report outages in Kenockee Township, with licensed pros for permit work.
Kenockee Township city services at a glance
Official links open the responsible office. Hours and fees change, so confirm with the office before you go.
| Kenockee Township Hall |
Where to go
4420 Kilgore Rd, Kenockee Township, MI 48006 (810) 324-6126 |
Good to know Main office for clerk, assessing, treasurer and building questions. Call ahead for hours. |
| Building permits | Where to go Kenockee Township permits and inspections | Good to know Roofing, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, decks, fences and additions. How permits work. |
| City or township website | Where to go https://kenockeetownshipmi.gov/ | Good to know Trash and recycling schedules, water billing, assessing and meeting agendas. |
| County government | Where to go St. Clair County | Good to know Property records, treasurer, courts and the health department. |
| Voter registration | Where to go Michigan Voter Information Center | Good to know Check registration, find your polling place and track an absentee ballot. |
| Power outages | Where to go DTE Energy: (800) 477-4747 | Good to know The electric company the state's service maps place in Kenockee Township. Who serves Kenockee Township. |
| Gas leak | Where to go Leave first, call 911, then SEMCO Energy Gas at 888-427-1427 | Good to know Do not use switches or phones inside if you smell gas. |
| Contractor licenses | Where to go Michigan LARA license lookup | Good to know Verify a builder, electrician, plumber or mechanical contractor before you hire. |
Kenockee Township departments
City hall, permits, land bank, taxes, water, trash, police and fire, code enforcement.
- Kenockee Township City Hall Clerk, council meetings, records and the official website
- Kenockee Township Building Permits Permits, inspections and what work needs one
- Kenockee Township Land Bank Vacant lots, side lots, auctions and rehab programs
- Kenockee Township Property Taxes Treasurer, assessing, exemptions and delinquent taxes
- Kenockee Township Water & Sewer Water bills, shutoffs, assistance and sewer backups
- Kenockee Township Trash & Recycling Pickup days, bulk items and illegal dumping
- Kenockee Township Police & Fire Non-emergency lines, reports, records and fire inspections
- Kenockee Township Code Enforcement Blight tickets, rental registration and how to report
Permit-ready pros in Kenockee Township
Licensed contractors normally pull the permit for you. Start here.
Roofers
Tear-offs and re-roofs usually need a permit.
See roofersElectricians
Panels, circuits and EV chargers.
See electriciansPlumbers
Water heaters, sewer and gas lines.
See plumbersHVAC
Furnace, AC and heat pump installs.
See HVAC prosGeneral contractors
Additions, remodels and structural work.
See contractorsFence and deck builders
Most fences and decks need zoning approval.
See buildersMore for Kenockee Township
City services near Kenockee Township
Kenockee Township city services FAQ
4 questions
How do I get a building permit in Kenockee Township?
Apply through the Kenockee Township building department linked above. Most permits need the property address, a description of the work and a licensed contractor or a homeowner permit where allowed.
Who do I call about trash pickup in Kenockee Township?
Trash and recycling are handled by the Kenockee Township public services office or its contracted hauler. The official website lists pickup days and bulk item rules.
Where do I pay property taxes for Kenockee Township?
Current taxes are usually paid to the local treasurer; delinquent taxes go to the St. Clair County Treasurer.
What county is Kenockee Township in?
Kenockee Township is in St. Clair County, Michigan.
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