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Chesterfield Township ordinances on noise, parking, alarms and property maintenance are published online. The police department enforces them alongside state law.

Chesterfield Township ordinances govern many parts of daily life, including parking, noise, alarm systems and property maintenance. The Chesterfield Township Police Department enforces township ordinances in addition to state and federal law, but the ordinances themselves are adopted and published by Chesterfield Township and are available in the township's online code.

Two ordinances come up often. Ordinance 90 covers false alarms: one or two false alarms in a calendar year bring a written warning, and three or more are invoiced under the township fee schedule. Ordinance 101 allows the department to recover the cost of resources used in operating while intoxicated arrests. Questions about interpretation or code enforcement go to the Township offices at (586) 949-0400.

Step by Step

  1. Search the Online Code

    The full Chesterfield Township code of ordinances is published online and searchable by chapter or keyword.

  2. Contact the Township Offices

    Call Chesterfield Township at (586) 949-0400 for questions about a specific ordinance or code enforcement. Township offices are at 47275 Sugarbush Road, Chesterfield, MI 48047.

  3. Ask the Police Department About Enforcement

    For questions about how the police department enforces a particular ordinance, call (586) 949-2322 or email contact@chesterfieldpolice.org.

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Ways to Get This Done

Township Code of Ordinances

The official online source for every Chesterfield Township ordinance.

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Township Offices

(586) 949-0400 for ordinance interpretations and code enforcement. Offices are open Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM.

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Police Enforcement Questions

(586) 949-2322 or contact@chesterfieldpolice.org.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do I find the noise or parking ordinance?

Search the township's online code of ordinances. If you cannot locate it, the Township offices can point you to the right chapter.

What happens if my alarm goes off by mistake?

Under Ordinance 90, one or two false alarms in a calendar year result in a written warning. Three or more are invoiced according to the township fee schedule; the department collected $10,050 in false alarm fees in 2025.

Who enforces township ordinances?

The police department enforces ordinances such as noise, parking and alarms. Property maintenance and zoning violations are handled by Township Code Enforcement.

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