Potter Road is the boundary line to the north, bordering with Richfield Township. Washburn Road is the boundary line to the east, bordering with Lapeer County. Maple Road is the boundary line to the south, bordering with Atlas Township. Vassar Road is the boundary to the west, bordering with the City of Burton. The City of Davison is located within the borders of Davison Township, South of Potter Road, West of Oak Road, North of Lapeer Road and East of Gale Road.

The Davison Township Police Department is open Monday through Friday from 8am to 4pm. You may contact the office at 810-653-5656 or by coming into the office located at 1280 N Irish Rd. However, if you need an officer after 4pm or on the weekend, you may call 911. Davison Township Police officers work 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Police reports made in Davison Township may be obtained by submitting a Freedom of Information Act request (FOIA) to the Davison Township Police Department. Suspects or arrestees may obtain a copy of the police report from the prosecutor’s office.

Go to the Forms Page to Complete the FOIA Request Form

Police reports are usually available after 3 – 5 business days, exceptions may apply. You may contact our office at 810-653-5656, to obtain the police report number and to check the status of a case. There is a fee for a copy of a basic police report.

Traffic fines are collected at the 67th District Court located at 200 E. Flint St. Suite 3, Davison, MI 48423. The Honorable Judge Jennifer Manley and Magistrate Kristen Grant preside. The Court’s phone number is 810-653-4126.

If you received a citation within the City of Flint you will need to contact the 67-5th District Court at 810-766-8968.

The Court sets the fines and costs on traffic tickets. You may contact the Court at 810-653-4126 for any questions you may have.

If you live in Davison Township you must obtain your handgun permit through the Genesee County Sheriff Department.  They are located at 1002 S. Saginaw St., Flint, MI.  Please call 810-257-3418 for office hours.

A personal protection order (PPO) is an order issued by the Court. It can protect you from harassment, assault, beating, molesting, wounding, or stalking by another person. The order can also prohibit him/her from entering your premises and from removing minor children unless the removal is part of court-ordered visitation.

There are two types of PPO’s:

1. Issued only after the other person has been notified that you have filed for a restraining order and after a court hearing has been held.
2. Issued without notifying the other person and with no court hearing. This is called an ex parte order.
   
   

To file a PPO:

• An attorney is not necessary in this process.
• County Clerk’s office can provide a “do-it-yourself” personal protection order packet.
• The packet will contain necessary forms and instruction to request a hearing.
• In case of immediate danger, ask the clerk for an ex parte order form to complete.
• A PPO goes into effect as soon as the Judge signs it.
• The Clerk’s office will provide a copy to the Genesee County Sheriff Department so that it can immediately be entered into the Law Enforcement Information Network.
  
  

You may receive a personal protection order if you are a victim of domestic violence or stalking. PPO applications are available from the Genesee County Clerk’s office in the county Courthouse at 900 South Saginaw Street, Flint, MI 48503. The phone number is 810-257-3610.

The Davison Township Police Department provides fingerprinting on FBI and applicant cards. If you need to be fingerprinted on a State of Michigan card, you must contact IdentoGo at 1-866-226-2952. 

Clayton Township Police Department and Grand Blanc City can also do Fingerprints by appointment. 

Clayton Township 810 635-3230

Grand Blanc City Police  810 694-1111

You may go to the Michigan Sex Offender Registry.