The December 23rd meeting of the Ada Township Board has been CANCELED. The next meeting will be held on January 13, 2025 at 7:00 P.M.
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Ada features trails and paved paths along the beautiful Thornapple River and throughout the community
Pick up fresh baked goods, produce and other greenery from some of the 35+ local vendors at the Ada Farmers Market
Explore the shops and restaurants throughout the village, or visit the Ada Artisan Market, every Thursday from 3-7 p.m.
Ada offers a variety of events throughout the year. Stay updated by liking us on Facebook, or visit our events page for more information.
Together, the community outlined a common vision for our Village and, now, it's becoming a reality. I’m excited to see the Village’s best attributes amplified along with new developments, complementing what is already here and flourishing.George Haga, Ada Township Supervisor
The Village will offer improved access to the Thornapple River, complete with a public amphitheater and riverfront park, as well as a mix of retail, restaurants and residential uses.
Ada was first established as a fur trading post in 1821 by Rix Robinson and was Kent County's first official settlement.
Built in 1867 and replaced after a fire in 1979, the Ada covered bridge is one of the area's cherished icons. Today, it's one of the few left standing in Michigan.
Ada Township encompasses 37 square miles and is home to more than 13,000 residents and 100 businesses.
Ada Township features more than 1,000 acres of public land, including four community parks and miles of trails.
