Fall Clean-up Day

Columbia Township is Hosting a
Fall Clean-Up day
Saturday, November 7th
8 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Residents of Columbia Township and the Village of Brooklyn are encouraged to bring items to the Columbia Township Hall

(Passenger vehicle tires will be accepted for $3.00 each off rims and $7.00 each with rims)

Car batteries will be accepted at no charge

Branches 2" or less will be chipped on site by the Village DPW
  • No Hazardous materials
  • No Liquid Paint
  • No Compost
  • No Propane Tanks
Appliances containing coolant/FREON MUST BE EVACUATED.

Proof of Residence will be required. Either by divers license, State Identification Card or tax bill.

For further information call 592-2000

Fire Hydrant Flushing

Today (October 27 - October 29) the Public Works Staff will be flushing fire hydrants throughout the Village. This is a part of the Village's annual maintenance of it's infrastructure. If you experience rusty or discolored water, run cold water from a faucet or outside hose for a couple of minutes to clear the water. If the water doesn't clear after about 15 minutes, contact the DPW at 592-5873.

Adopt a Planter

Congratulations to Premiere Properties for winning the 2009 Adopt-a- Planter beautification contests!

Thank you for all the other sponsor/participants who helped Brooklyn look beautiful during 2009 by caring for a planter on M-50/Main St.

Premiere Properties
Village Dry Cleaners
Sacred Touch Massage Therapy
Pat Sanders
The Exponent
Janet Witt
Dawn Chudzinski
Lisa Downy
Columbia Medical Center
Flagstar Bank
Fran Benjamin
Swiss Swirl
Region 2 Area Agency on Aging
Village Peddler

If you are interested in participating in the program for 2010 please contact Max Kay at 592-5873.

Curbside Leaf Removal

October 15 through December 10

1. Leaves will be removed from the curbside of the street edge of properties from October 15 through December 10, weather permitting. DPW staffs will pick-up leaves on Monday, Wednesday and Friday (additional days if required).

2. Leaves must be piled at the street edge or curb and must not include other debris. Piles containing debris such as stones, sticks, branches etc. WILL NOT BE COLLECTED.

3. Leaves should be as close to the edge of the road as possible, but no further from the edge of the road than 6 feet. Keep leaf piles at least 4 feet from either side of poles, signs, mailboxes, etc., the hose cannot reach around these items.

4. In areas that connot be served by the large equipment, bagged leaves will be collected by the DPW during this period. Residents need to call for this service. Please call 592-5873.

Another great Village event!

This past weekend (October 10th) the Village Downtown Development Authority (DDA) organized another great Pumpkin Quest. This year they added another feature, "Touch-a-Truck." Several trucks from numerous organizations brought their BIG trucks to town for kids to climb over and honk the horns. Thank you to Sue Reichel and the members of the DDA for organizing this great community event!