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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Stewardship

Ada Township partners with numerous local agencies to implement Stewardship Programs.

Stewardship opportunities range from invasive species removal to river clean-up work. Groups and individuals are always welcome to participate! For more information about Stewardship opportunities available through the Ada Township Parks & Recreation Department, please email us.

For a complete list of Ada Township volunteer opportunities, please visit our Volunteer page.

Upcoming Volunteer Stewardship Days

More stewardship days coming soon!

Community Partners

The Stewardship Network is a grassroots cooperative organization working to protect, restore, and manage Michigan's natural lands and waters. It helps individuals, organizations, and businesses manage specific sites through sharing ideas, resources, and information. Visit www.stewardshipnetwork.com for more information.

The Parks & Recreation department works closely with the Open Space Advisory Board on land management and public areas such as the new Carl Creek Wetlands Preserve

The Land Conservancy of West Michigan is a non-profit that works with private land owner and government bodies to preserve natural areas permanently. With their efforts, they are upholding natural areas for future generations to explore and enjoy.

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