Following the recent tragic events in Rochester Hills involving assailants posing as utility workers, Consumers Energy has issued the statement below and the linked file for questions and concerns. If you ever feel unsafe with anyone approaching you or your home, do not hesitate to contact the Shelby Township Police Department by dialing 911 for emergencies or 586-731-2121 for non-emergency calls.

Safety is our top priority at Consumers Energy, and that includes the safety of our customers even when we’re not on the job. Any employee or contractor of Consumers Energy will always wear a company identification badge, and will gladly show it upon request. We will never utilize scare tactics or threaten to shut off your service if you don’t let us in, and we always provide advance notice if we need to get into your home. If you believe a scammer is trying to get into your home, lock all your doors and immediately call 911 and report it to the police. Customers who are concerned or looking for additional information and safety tips can visit our website to learn more.

The Charter Township of Shelby has several committees, commissions and boards, which allow residents and other members of the community the opportunity to take an active role in Township government. Appointing authority to these bodies lies with the Township Supervisor and the Board of Trustees.

Official applications must be submitted to the Township Clerk’s Office at 52700 Van Dyke Ave. and are valid for two years from the date they were submitted. Following an application's expiration, applicants must submit a new form to the Clerk’s Office.

• List of township boards, committees and commissions
• Application for committees, commissions and boards

The Township Supervisor's Office serves as a liaison between township hall and homeowners associations throughout the township. Shelby Township is currently working to create a Homeowner Association database for associations within our borders.

The Township Supervisor's Office and the township engineer serve as the liaison between the township and the Macomb County Department of Roads. All surface roads within Shelby Township are under the jurisdiction of the MCDR. The township does not have jurisdiction to repair, expand or maintain any roads within its borders. The MCDR can be reached at 586-469-8671 or at macombgov.org/departments/department-roads.

Submit a roads service request to the Macomb County Department of Roads.

Shelby Township follows federal and Michigan state civil rights laws, ensuring equal access to programs and services for all residents and visitors without discrimination based on race, color, national origin, ancestry, sex, age, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability or other factors. Discrimination in any township program or activity is strictly prohibited, guaranteeing fair treatment and participation for everyone.

• Shelby Township Civil Rights Compliance Procedure
• Shelby Township Notice and FAQ about Reasonable Accommodations for Individuals with Disabilities
• Shelby Township Policy and Notice of Nondiscrimination