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Hicks Cemetery

Hicks Cemetery – 21761 Capital Avenue N.E.

Cemetery Map
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Hicks Cemetery Fees


HICKS CEMETERY FEE SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE
 
April 1, 2023

Here is a List of Heading of the Fees

  1. GRAVE PURCHASE
  2. OPEN/CLOSE FOR FULL GRAVE BURIAL
  3. OPEN/CLOSE FOR CREMATION/ASHES
  4. FOUNDATIONS
  5. DEED TRANSFERS
  6. REMOVALS
  7. LOT BUY BACK
View Complete Fee Schedule

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Pennfield Township will be accepting donations for the additional planting of trees on the east side of the cemetery. In return,  a contribution marker will be placed at the base of the tree (there will be a variety of trees to choose from) in memory of a loved one or ones who may be buried at the cemetery. For more information, please contact:  Pennfield Township Clerk Kathy Case at 269- 968-8549.


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Hicks Cemetery Rules and Regulations
Hours of Operation: 7:00 AM to Dusk

Spring clean-up will be starting next week (4/11/2021) along with winter decoration.
See Hicks Cemetery Rules and Regulations for detailed information. 

  1. Please remove anything that you would like to keep.
  2. Or call us (269-968-8549) so we can save it for you.

Decorations

Two (2) items only, may be placed in the cemetery from MAY 1ST of each year and are to be removed by NOVEMBER 1ST of that year. Items not removed by the lot owners will be removed and disposed of. These items are to be placed to the left or right at the ends of markers only. If no marker, place it in line with other markers. Decorations will be permitted for holidays falling outside of these dates, but only for one (1) week prior and one (1) week following the holiday. Veteran flags shall be governed by the Veterans Administration rules and guidelines.

Winter Decorations

Evergreens (wreaths, grave blankets, etc.) may be placed on the graves from NOVEMBER 1ST until MARCH 1ST of the next year. Items not removed by lot owners will be removed and disposed of.

NO LANDSCAPING to be done on the graves. This includes the planting of flowers, trees, and shrubs.

View ALL Rules, Regulations and PROHIBITED USES AND ACTIVITIES

HICKS CEMETERY IS NOW OPERATED BY:

PENNFIELD CHARTER TOWNSHIP
20260 CAPITAL AVENUE N.E. BATTLE CREEK, MI 49017
269-968-8549
www.pennfieldmi.gov 

Please contact us with any questions or concerns.

THANK YOU

Hicks Cemetery Ordinance

ORDINANCE NO. 121-09-11 OF 2011


AN ORDINANCE TO PROTECT THE PUBLIC HEALTH, SAFETY, AND GENERAL WELFARE BY ESTABLISHING REGULATIONS RELATING TO THE OPERATION, CONTROL, MAINTENANCE AND MANAGEMENT OF CEMETERIES OWNED, CONTROLLED OR OPERATED BY PENNFIELD CHARTER TOWNSHIP IN CALHOUN COUNTY, MICHIGAN; TO PROVIDE PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF SAID ORDINANCE, AND TO REPEAL ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT THEREWITH.

Here are some of the ordinance headings

  • 3 9-1. Purpose and Intent
  • 3 9-2. Definitions
  • 39-3. Sale of Cemetery Plots
  • 39-4. Purchase Price for Cemetery Plots; Indigent Burials
  • 39-5. Grave Opening Charges
  • 39-6. Markers or Memorials; No Monuments
  • 39-7. Interment Regulations
  • 3 9-8. Disinterments
View Cemetery Ordinances
View Cemetery Ordinance Updates


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Pennfield Township has come up with a way to save money for Hicks Cemetery. Instead of buying products such as tables, benches, bike racks, trash receptacles, and message boards using taxpayer dollars why not allow individuals, companies, and charity groups the opportunity to donate these products to the cemetery grounds.

  • No cost to taxpayers
  • Promotes local businesses
  • Increasing local tax base
  • Supports local community outreach
  • Memorials for Veterans/Public Servants
  • Memorialize loved ones
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Polly Products Green Products for a Green World Environmental Benefits of Using Recycled Plastic Benches Earth-friendly and cost-effective. You can have both with our Indoor/outdoor benches and tables constructed of plastic lumber. Made from recycled milk jugs, this heavy-duty furniture is weather, rot, and insect-proof. Reduce replacement costs while you also help keep plastic and discarded wood furniture out of landfills. No Oil in the material (oil is not required for recycled plastic) • Saves on precious metals • Long lasting and Low Maintenance • The plastic used for tables, benches, bike racks, trash receptacles, and message boards will last hundreds of years • UV protected coloring is used to resist fading • Maintenance free: No painting or staining; No splinters • Weather-resistant • Resistant to salt and other corrosive materials • Insect resistant  

For more information please call Kathy Case at the Township office 269 968-8549