All the News That's Fit to Post about Chelsea, Michigan
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Dennis Raymo for the information in this story.) Michigan’s seat belt use rate fell slightly in 2023, according to results from a grant-funded, direct-observation study conducted by Michigan State University. In 2023, Michigan’s seat … Read more
The Michigan State Police, Emergency Management and Homeland Security Division (MSP/EMHSD) is encouraging Michiganders to make winter emergency preparedness a priority. “Much of the state has already had its first taste of winter this year,” said Capt. Kevin Sweeney, deputy … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Dennis Raymo for the information in this story.) Michigan traffic crash deaths remained above 1,100 according to recently released data from the Michigan State Police Criminal Justice Information Center. The 1,123 fatalities recorded in … Read more
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel and the Michigan State Police (MSP) Cyber Section are joining to highlight the dangers of cryptocurrency scams. Fraudsters using crypto scams commonly target older and vulnerable adults, but Michiganders of all ages have been victimized … Read more
The Michigan State Police (MSP) reminds citizens to use extreme caution as recovery efforts are underway after a winter storm brought snow, wind, and ice, leading to power outages, downed trees, and power lines. As of 9:30 a.m. Thursday, Consumers … Read more
Michigan State Police (MSP) Director Col. Joe Gasper recently announced the creation of www.michigan.gov/MSPtransparency, a new transparency and accountability webpage that provides people with easy access to information about the administration and operation of the MSP. Information includes department policies, … Read more
There are currently more than 800 missing children in Michigan. While many children return home, some unfortunately do not. To raise awareness, the Michigan State Police (MSP) Missing Persons Clearinghouse invites fifth grade students to participate in the 2020 National … Read more
The Sylvan Township Board met on Tuesday, July 7, with about two dozen people in attendance. Sylvan Township is in the process of updating its master plan, and wants resident input. Through Sept. 1, there will be a survey available … Read more
Michigan State Police Sgt. Brodeur recently visited first grade students in Eric Robinson‘s class at North Creek Elementary School. These are courtesy photos.
On Saturday, Sept. 20, please stop and remember all the hard working police officers not only in our community, but also throughout the country. Please thank members of the Chelsea Police Department, Michigan State Police or Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office … Read more
On Monday, March 24 into Tuesday, March 25, another larceny from auto occurred in Lyndon Township, this time in the 10600 block of Copperfield Road. The thief entered the vehicle and removed a tackle box. Then on Thursday, March 27, … Read more
On Thursday, March 27, a larceny from an auto occurred in the 10500 block of Leeke Road in Lyndon Township. This is the second larceny from an auto in the township this week. The suspect entered the vehicle sometime between … Read more
About 30 people attended the Sylvan Township Board meeting on Tuesday night, March 4. Among the topics discussed was the unanimous approval of a resolution to make improvements to the McKinley Road Bridge over the Mill Lake Drain, which are … Read more
