Hamburg Township Public Safety Department, Hamburg, Michigan USA

06/13/2026

Is this your boat? Do you know whose boat this is? If you answered yes to either, we have your boat and would love to return it. Contact central dispatch and they can give you information on its current whereabouts.

And before we get 27 messages and a smoke signal, yes we tried looking the owner up via reg number. We were not successful, so now we’re here.

06/11/2026

“Severe weather remains likely later this evening into the early overnight hours tonight. Damaging winds will once again be likely, with a couple of isolated tornadoes possible along the line of storms and some large hail.” -NWS

Be weather aware, it’s that time of year!

06/02/2026

🚨 LOST & FOUND🚨

Well, it happened again. We’re starting to think our station is secretly transmitting a "free treats and belly rubs" signal, because we have another four-legged visitor.

While we love the company, we're pretty sure someone is missing this sweet pup. Here are the deets:

Found At: The corner of Country Club Drive and Elmhill Drive.

Fashion Choices: Sporting a very stylish, multi-colored blue and orange collar.

Current Status: Lounging, currently unauthorized to drive the big trucks, definately not the patrol car, and we aren't positive but we don't think they've qualified with any of our equipment but they are trying to convince us that a third breakfast is standard protocol.

⏰ The Clock is Ticking:

We can only host this shift-partner for about one hour from the time of this post. After that, they will be hitching a ride to the Livingston County Animal Shelter, where they'll be safe and sound until you can pick them up.

If this is your furry escape artist, please move fast and come claim them, or contact the shelter to reunite!

Please share to help us spread the word quickly! 🐾🚒

05/31/2026

**has made it back home safely**

Stop Everything! We Have a Furry New Recruit (Sort Of)

It’s not every day that the firehouse gets a new applicant, especially one who doesn't know how to hold a hose and has absolutely zero interest in our mandatory physical fitness training.

Earlier today, a very distinguished, very golden, and very lost Golden Retriever decided that the local fire station was the ultimate destination for his afternoon stroll. He sauntered right through the bay doors, inspected the engine, tried to charm the crew out of their lunch, and eventually curled up for a nap like he owned the place. We tried to ask for his credentials, but he just offered us a very enthusiastic tail wag and a soggy tennis ball.

While he was an excellent addition to the shift for a few hours, but the boss said we can’t keep him.

Our friends at the Hamburg Police Department stopped by to pick up our new four-legged friend. He has been safely transported to the Livingston County Animal Shelter, where he is currently waiting for his owners to come claim their adventurous pup.

Identifying Marks:

Breed: Very Good Boy (Golden Retriever)
Special Gear: He is wearing an orange GPS collar.

If this happens to be your adventurous companion, please head over to the Livingston County Animal Shelter to bring him home! We’re sure he’s had a big day, and he’s ready for a reunion—or at least a very long nap in his own bed.

05/28/2026

Touch-A-Truck at the Hamburg Township Fun Fest! 🚒🚓

Get ready for an exciting afternoon of police cars, fire trucks and family-friendly entertainment! As part of our Celebrating America 250 festivities, Hamburg Township is hosting a special Touch-A-Truck event. Bring the whole family out to get an up-close look at the impressive vehicles that keep our community moving and safe.

05/27/2026

Do you know where this good boy lives?

Intact brindle male pit mix, who was running around at Kensington Woods school this afternoon.

Please tell the owners to contact Livingston County Animal Control through Livingston Central Dispatch at 517-546-9111

05/26/2026

05/26/2026

05/24/2026

People in other trades/crafts often tease firefighters for the amount of time and energy we put into cleaning our trucks.

When Hamburg Fire, Inc. was established, they believed in being good stewards of the citizens dollar. We still believe that today. Tax dollars go into funding trucks and equipment, buildings and personnel. It’s our privilege to maintain it all.

Judging by this ‘41 Ford that was the first fire truck in Hamburg, I’d say we’re doing just that.

If you’re around tomorrow, it will be in the Hamburg Village Memorial Day Parade in the morning under its own power.

Hard to believe that truck is almost as old as my first Fire Chief. 😂