Ada Township offices are remaining open for now, however many of our staff are working remotely beginning Wednesday, November 18. We would encourage residents to do business via telephone, email, or drop-box, rather than in person.
For Township Parks Covid-19 protocols, click here: http://adamichigan.org/uploads...
Nestled near the convergence of the Grand and Thornapple Rivers, the Ada community offers the perfect place to live, work and play, blending more than 1,000 acres of public land and parks with progressive business, award-winning education and an active community.
Our neighborhoods and rural residential areas offer a wide range of lifestyle choices. Housing options include home sites overlooking river vistas and rolling meadows; country homes on wooded lots teeming with nature; family-friendly neighborhoods on tree-lined streets; transitional housing; and, custom-built homes for empty-nesters. Regardless of where you live, Ada offers a unique lifestyle experience for everyone!
The COVID-19 pandemic has profoundly impacted our everyday activities, confining most of us to our homes for much of our day. Fortunately, experiencing nature and the outdoors is an activity we can continue to enjoy, provided we follow recommended social distancing practices.
Ada Township's 15+ miles of non-motorized trails in our parks and along our public roads provide Township residents with easy access to the physical and mental health benefits of exercise in the outdoors.
If you are finding that your usual trail route is getting over-crowded or you simply need a change of scenery, the Township-wide trail system map below (click on the image) can help you find other nearby trail routes to enjoy. Check out the Ada Village Facebook page as well and share your pictures using #MiAdaTrails.
We love to see our residents enjoying the trails and parks (Remember to stay SAFE by practicing social distancing -- 6 ft. apart)!
This will be an outdoor workshop targeted for landowners and others dealing with invasive plant issues with a focus on the destructive invasive Oriental Bittersweet vine. Kent Conservation District strike team will teach you how to properly identify and treat…
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