Keep registration evidence current before permits

The application identifies General, Electrical/Fire Alarm, Sprinkler/Fire Suppression, HVAC/Refrigeration and Sign disciplines. Match the actual company and discipline and supply applicable City/State credentials; the bond is not itself that credential.

The submission checklist calls for a notarized $15,000 bond with applicable power of attorney and Prairie Township as obligee. Insurance names the Township certificate holder, a different role. Although the checklist mentions current unexpired items on file, the instructions say not to rely on previous years' documents; provide current copies and resolve any reuse question with the office.

Purchase Now opens Propeller in a new tab. Confirm the Township office, legal company, accepted form and dates before applying. After issuance, check notarization, authority and current evidence and file the complete registration package. The Township says permits are not processed until registration is approved and work must not start without an approved permit; purchase alone does neither.