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Saginaw Charter Township provides essential services and infrastructure to its residents, with various departments dedicated to community development, public services, and emergency management. The township actively engages in local governance through boards and commissions that facilitate planning, economic development, and community involvement. Offering a range of programs and events, Saginaw Township prioritizes the well-being and quality of life for its residents. The township also emphasizes public engagement by sharing timely news and updates about community initiatives and activities. Generated from the website

Saginaw Township Fire Department provides fire suppression and emergency services for Saginaw Charter Township in Saginaw, Mich. The department is divided into three companies, which are responsible for a different section of the city. Combined, Saginaw Township Fire Department has has more than 90 trained personnel, three main line engines, two tower ladders, one quint, three squads, one command vehicle, one utility truck with a trailer and one reserve engine. The department s central office is located at 4930 Shattuck Road, near the Saginaw Township Hall and government offices. Saginaw Charter Township is located in Saginaw County in Michigan and has a population of more than 40,000. The township was formed in 1831 and incorporated in 1857. The area now comprising Saginaw Charter Township is the remnant of what was originally a large tract of land encompassing what now includes more than four counties.

The Saginaw Township Police Department is committed to maintaining public safety and order within the community. Through a range of specialized units and community programs, the department strives to foster positive relationships with residents and enhance overall quality of life. Generated from the website