FIRE DANGER:

Due to extreme temperatures and dry conditions, issuance of burn permits are temporarily halted.

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TO ALL INTERESTED PARTIES:

If you, or someone you know, is interested in the development of the community and supporting Ada’s future, the Planning Commission currently has an open position available, and the Township is seeking interested people to apply! Anyone interested is invited to submit an application to become a Planning Commissioner, which can be found at: Application-for-Boards-and-Commissions.pdf (adamichigan.org).

Typically, Planning Commission meetings are held once per month, on the third Thursday of the month at 5:30 p.m. at the Township Hall, with materials for these meetings provided to Commissioners the previous Friday.

To help ensure continuity, it is requested that all applications be submitted by June 21, 2023.

John D. Said, AICP

Director of Planning, Ada Township

jsaid@adatownshipmi.com

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Ada Township

Township

Fire & Rescue

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Type of Call - December 2022 Activity ReportNumber of CallsYear-to-Date
Medical32285
Vehicle Accident 977
Structure Fire - Ada05
Structure Fire - Another Department 331
Vehicle Fire 04
Grass / Illegal Burn 023
Fire Alarm7102
Service Calls / Assist 110
Good Intent Call / Odor 430
Hazardous Condition / CO 322
Other Calls / Wires132
Water Rescue 00
Total60619


Department Mission

  • The Ada Township Fire-Rescue Department is "Dedicated to providing the citizens and visitors of Ada Township with superior Fire and Emergency Medical services."
  • The Ada Township Fire-Rescue Department serves Ada Township, a 37 square mile area in Southwestern Kent County, Michigan, with a population of 14,388 people.
  • The department responds to fire calls, medical emergency calls, motor vehicle accidents, and more. In addition, they provide fire safety education and fire prevention measures to those they serve.
  • The Ada Township Fire-Rescue Department also provides community safety programs such as child car seat checks and can help homeowners obtain address identification signs which can help homes become more easily identified in the event of an emergency.


Please Note: Due to limited quantities and due to post September 11 security concerns, our department and its personnel will not sell, trade, nor give away patches, hats, shirts and/or any other memorabilia. We appreciate your understanding.