Staff

Sabrina is a beautiful and wonderful soul!  Everyone knows she’s dependable, from residents to administration. Not only does she show up to do a great job, she deeply cares for residents. Thank you, Sabrina!

“What would we do if YOU weren’t here!?!” That’s a common question when we think of Chantella. She has been a strong leader and caring personality on our team here for so many years. This is not merely a job to her, she treats us all just like family. That makes all the difference! Thank you, Chantella, for who you are!

“Just knowing that I’m somebody that residents can count on and that they feel comfortable coming to me about whatever they are going through is more than enough for me!” – Shayna

Your kindness and compassion make a world of difference, and words cannot fully express how grateful we are for the care and comfort you exude. Your gentle touch, patient spirit, and unwavering support have brought warmth and peace when residents need it most. You have a gift for making everything feel a little brighter, and we are so thankful for your dedication, Shayna!

At this festive time of year when food becomes a focal point of our celebrations, we want to express our heartfelt thanks for the incredible work Nancy does as our Kitchen Manager. Her dedication to creating delicious, nutritious meals makes a world of difference for our residents, and it doesn’t go unnoticed. Nancy, your efforts – along with your support staff – are truly appreciated and we’re grateful for the care you put into every meal!

Newly promoted Lieutenant Keith Hebl has been serving as a Saginaw Township Firefighter for 17 years!

He got his start a little unintentionally when he picked up a job working with fire extinguishers and one thing led to another. When asked why he’s worked in this field for so long, those who know him well are not surprised to hear it’s because of the community service, finding a hands-on way to live as a community servant.

What does his promotion actually mean for him? More responsibility that can include some firefighter training. When you leave with the fire truck, someone is always in the right seat – most often an officer responsible for his crew at the fire or accident scene. A lieutenant could very well be first on the scene and therefore in command with responsibility for determining how to approach the emergency, making decisions on how to fight the fire, where it’s going, where it’s coming… doing this expertly enough to keep your crew safe and protect the township or resident’s property. My responsibility is not only to the crew, but to my community… keeping everybody safe.

Keeping Everybody Safe at Community Village

In addition to his promotion to lieutenant, Keith recently received his 25 year service award for employing his skills as Facility Manager of Community Village. In all, he’s worked at our current facility for 36 years!

For reasons far beyond preparing for a fire marshal’s inspection, Keith is driven to keep the Community Village facility and family safe for all emergencies. As a longstanding firefighter, I tend to see things a little differently when I walk into a room that has items blocking a window. There’s a constant awareness everywhere I go.

Without hesitation, when asked if there’s one thing he’d like people to know about Community Village, his response: from a safety standpoint, even though ours isn’t new, it’s one of the safest facilities around. It boils down to experience. I’ve been in a few local facilities that have serious infractions from the fire marshal. This concerns me.

The value of Keith’s experience and expertise at our facility cannot be overstated. Thank you for your diligence, Keith, and congratulations on your well-deserved promotion!