Community Outreach
Community and Staff SupportFrom National Night Out to CPR classes and school visits, the department takes part in events across the township all year to build relationships with residents.
About the Community Outreach
The Chesterfield Township Department of Public Safety considers community outreach a very important part of the job. Positive relationships with residents and businesses are crucial to a successful department, and officers, firefighters and dispatchers spend time throughout the year at events where neighbors can meet them outside of an emergency.
In 2025 the department took part in events across the township, from the Junior Public Safety Academy and National Night Out to school visits, parades, station tours and safety demonstrations.
Many of these events are supported by the Friends of Chesterfield Police, and K-9 Hemi and Chester the comfort K-9 are regular guests. Check the events calendar to find the next one.

2025 Community Events
- Junior Public Safety Academy
- Annual Fire Department Open House
- North Gratiot Cruise
- Bassmaster and Cheers to Chesterfield
- Splash with a Fire Truck at Brandenburg Park
- Chesterfield Township Big Rig Day
- Chesterfield Township Boo Bash
- Chesterfield Township Back to School Senior Citizens Day
- Chesterfield Township Tree Lighting Ceremony
- Veterans Day event at Stahl's
- School visits and parades
- 9/11 Memorial Ceremony
- Group station tours and safety demonstrations
- Please Stop Me event for teen drivers
- National Night Out
- Santa's arrival at Cabela's
- Ribbon-cutting ceremonies for new township businesses
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I request a station tour or safety demonstration?
Contact the department at (586) 949-2322. Group station tours and safety demonstrations were part of the 2025 outreach calendar.
Where can I find upcoming events?
Check the events calendar on this site and follow the department on Facebook.
Related Programs
Friends of Chesterfield Police
A 501(c)(3) nonprofit whose sole purpose is supporting the police department through the open house, a bowling fundraiser, the K-9 unit and the junior academy.
Learn moreComfort K-9 Program
Chester, a Cavachon born December 27, 2024, joined the department in February 2025 as a trained comfort K-9 for first responders, victims and the community.
Learn moreK-9 Unit
Officer Hallie Fowler and K-9 Hemi handle narcotics searches, alarm calls, tracking and community demonstrations. K-9 Viper retired in April 2026 after nine years of service.
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