Office hours: 9:00 am-4:00 pm est (MI time)
Monday-Friday
4000 Cherokee, Michiana, MI 49117
Phone: 269-469-4600
Fax: 269-469-3611
Water Dept: 269-469-1967
EMERGENCY: CALL 911 not the police Village number
Police: 269-469-1884- general inquiries non-emergency
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Bob Anderson, who worked with Rick Reitz chose to leave the employment of the Village.
Please welcome Josh Gondeck replacing Bob reporting to Rick.
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Effective 1.1.2020 Ordinance 2019-04 requires all short term rentals in the Village of Michiana to be registered with the Village. See Rental registration on the tab to the left on the Village home page.
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New Buffalo Shoreline Alliance - Update 2.8.19
Village poll: Opt Out 133 / Opt In 64
Your Village Council has decided to remain Neutral on a position until more "Modeling" is presented on the project. There are too many still open questions on the various options to form a final position. We will continue to monitor the work of the Alliance and its potential impact on our shoreline. Thank you for taking the time to weight in on this matter.
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NEW BUFFALO SHORELINE ALLIANCE MEMBER
The New Buffalo Shoreline Alliance wants to announce the posting to YouTube of our fourth informational community meeting held at the New Buffalo High School August 31, 2019. We apologize for the delay. In our effort to be prudent with the funds you donate to us, we employ nonprofessionals to video our meetings. Sometime this creates issues. This year there were issues with the software used to record the meeting and uploading problems. The start of the meeting has been lost and we have been trying to recover it and the first five slides but have been unsuccessful. The good news is the first five slides talked about organizational issues, so the factual material of the presentation was preserved. Additionally, the Q&A from the audience was captured and that section runs longer that our actual presentation. We think that demonstrates widespread interest in our solution.
The meeting can be viewed at: https://youtu.be/gJCSHBglnoM
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All Watercraft placed in a Village of Michiana rack or left overnight on the beach requires a Village of Michiana Watercraft sticker *. Stickers are available at the Village Hall. Watercraft permit fee: Residents $10.00 Non-Residents $20.00 only after July 5 and space permitting.
*Ordiance 2017-02. Revised 2019 due to space issues
No beach chairs are allowed to be left on the beach overnight, or chained to Village property. They will be removed.
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Please note all Village ordiances and codes are now under the tab
CODIFIED ORDINANCES on this site and are current as of 1/1/16.
The site is very user friendy and you can key word search.
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Berrien County Health Department
Summer E.coli Bacteria Beach Water testing.
June- August Weekly
http://www.deq.state.mi.us/beach/
MDEQ Bathing Beach Guard Web Site
Direct all inquires to: Nick Margaritis
Environmental Health Services Manager
269-927-5653
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For Critical Dune related issues contact:
Mr. Ben Zimont
Regional Represenative
EGLE Environment, Great Lakes , and Energy formally -
MDEQ Michigan Department of Environmental Quality
269-567-3561
zimontb@michigan.gov
7953 Adobe Road
Kalamazoo, MI 49009
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The Next Village Council meeting has been rescheduled for Friday :
March 13, 2020 ET 1 pm
The January and February meetings were canceled
The Agenda will be posted the week prior
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Effective January 1st 2015 - Contractors must register to work in the Village
The annual fee is $50 and this applies to;
General Contractors
Sub Contractors
All others such as: Landscapors, roofers, plumbers, painters, electricians and othe forms of property maintenance. All log of all registered contractors is keep on file at the Village Hall.
Application forms are avialable in the Village Hall.
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Emergency Contact Information
Please let sure that the Village Office has your e-mail and a contact phone number so we can alert you to issues in the Village.
Call Anne Heywood at 269-469-4600
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Fireworks Rules in Michigan Ordiance 2019-03
Fireworks are legal only on the following days and times;
11:00 am et December 31 until 1:00 am et on January 1st
11:00 am et - 11:45 pm et on the Saturday and Sunday immediately preceding Memorial Day
11:00 am et - 11:45 pm et on June 29 and 30 and July 1, 2,3 and 4th.
11:00 am et - 11:45 pm et on July 5, if the date is a Friday or Saturday
11:00 am et - 11:45 pm et on the Saturday and Sunday immediately preceding Labor Day
Fines are $1,000 per ocurrance.
Fireworks are NOT allowed on any public property like the beaches
Please respect your neighbors
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