Passport-2-Pittsfield Offers a Look at Local Government

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“The doors to Pittsfield Township’s six buildings will be open for visitors from 1 to 4 p.m. on Sunday, April 15,” Pittsfield Supervisor Mandy Grewal said. “There will be something for everyone to discover, explore and create and best of all it is free.” 

Guests can park in one location and use an AATA shuttle bus to tour the other township facilities.

Pittsfield Township employees will be serving as volunteer greeters and tour guides at each our facilities.  Visitors will receive a "Passport-2-Pittsfield" to chart the afternoon’s free activities. Offerings planned include pictures with Sparky the Fire Dog and McGruff the Crime Dog. The fire trucks and police cars will be on display at all three fire stations, visitors can pick up a free state tree seedling, they can help build a “Box City” choosing from hundreds of recyclable items, receive a Junior Police Badge, Firefighter Hat and Badge, and a free Eco-Kit bag with energy saving items for home.  

“Visitors are invited to have fun by participating in these activities along with learning more about how their local government has been working to improve the quality of life in our community,” Grewal explained. “We look forward to having folks tour our buildings, share their ideas and learn more about the services that Pittsfield Township has to offer.”

Passport-2-Pittsfield will be hosted on Sunday April 15, from 1 4 p.m., rain or shine. All events and activities are free. For more information please visit www.pittsfield-mi.gov.

(This press release was submitted by Pittsfield Township government.)