Archives: FAQs

How do I report a street lights that is out?

STANDARD STREET LIGHTS Standard street lights in the City are the responsibility of the electric utility, Indiana Michigan Power, a unit of American Electric Power (see below).  Here is a link to their street light problem webpage. DECORATIVE STREET LIGHTS The decorative street lights, which are along North Whittaker Street from Oselka Drive (including the … Continued

How can I get a copy of a police report?

General Police Reports: The New Buffalo City Police Department provides Police Reports, In car video footage, and body camera video through the Freedom Of Information Act. Freedom Of Information Act Forms are available on the F.O.I.A. coordinator page. State Accident Reports: All State Accident Reports (UD-10) are available for purchase through the Michigan State Police … Continued

What are the Police Department Hours?

If you are experiencing an emergency please call 911. New Buffalo City Police is a 24 hour department, However the Office is only open Monday – Friday 8am -4pm. After that you can contact a police officer by calling Berrien County Dispatch at 269-983-3060.

Beach Rules

No dogs No alcohol, or glass bottles No grilling, cooking, or open flames

How do I get a beach parking pass?

City of New Buffalo taxpayers can register up to TWO vehicles per address owned. Note:  Your beach pass is valid for a calendar year (January – December).  Registration must be done each year. Applications are available at the New Buffalo City Hall, 224 W. Buffalo St. or online.  Completed applications and COPIES of your vehicle … Continued

Can I have a Bon Fire in my yard?

No person shall kindle any fire within the City, except within a fire resistant fireplace, stove, or barbecue grill. The burning of refuse, garbage, rubbish, yard waste, or other similar materials (as defined within Section 15-2 of this Code) in open barrels, containers, enclosures, or upon any open space is expressly prohibited, excluding wood which … Continued

Where can I park if the beach lot is full?

You may park anywhere in the city that is not designated by signs as a no Parking Zone, as long as you follow parking ordinances. Violation of ordinances or three hour uptown parking may be subject to criminal fine and penalty.

Where do I find election information?

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