Joshua Meier

May 16, 2020  PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News   “Meier claimed the current interpretation of the multiplier is wrong” Joshua Meier will resign his position as Canton Township Director of Public Safety as part of a proposed settlement agreement in his lawsuit against the township. Other provisions of the proposed

Apr. 6, 2020  PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Plymouth Michigan News   The Canton Fire Department has joined a prestigious group of public safety personnel across the state last month. The Canton department was recently awarded full accreditation from the Commission on Fire Accreditation International (CFAI). The accreditation is an international recognition of

Dec. 3, 2019  PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Plymouth Michigan News   Public Safety Director Joshua Meier has filed a lawsuit against Canton Township claiming an error in the calculation of his pension amount. Meier filed the lawsuit Nov. 7 and named as defendants Township Supervisor Pat Williams, Human Resources Manager Kerreen Conley,

Feb. 20, 2019  PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Plymouth Michigan News   “According to the filings, Heartland employees called 911 about 13 times while the system was shut off…”   A lawsuit charging gross negligence, intentional infliction of emotional distress and wrongful death has reportedly been filed against the Canton Township Public Safety

Canton Public Safety Director Joshua Meier     Apr. 13, 2017  PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Plymouth Michigan News       Canton Public Safety Director Joshua Meier and Deputy Police Chief Craig Wilsher made a special appearance before the members of the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies, Inc. (CALEA) last

Jun. 30, 2016  PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News   Canton Public Safety Director, Joshua Meier has issued a temporary order banning fireworks and recreational fires until further notice. Citing the law as it applies to the Michigan Fire Prevention Code, Meier said in a prepared statement that the temporary ban

Jun. 9, 2016  PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Plymouth Michigan News     Opioid abuse is target of new effort   The Canton Police and Fire Departments have joined forces with local community health organizations and Growth Works, Inc., to address opioid abuse, now considered a national epidemic. Opioids are a class of