Downtown Development Authority Director

Ada Township is seeking a highly qualified individual to join our staff to assume the role of Downtown Development Authority Director. This exciting full-time position includes flexible scheduling to account for events and after-hours responsibilities and offers a competitive compensation package ranging from $72,021.11 - $93,627.44 annually. In addition, we provide a comprehensive benefits package (health, dental, vision) including a defined contribution retirement plan with a 10% Township contribution, life insurance, paid time off, and a monthly phone stipend.

This position is housed out of the Township Hall office located at 7330 Thornapple River Drive, Ada, MI. 49301.

To view the recruitment brochure with additional information regarding the position please click here - DDA Director Brochure

For a full job description please click here - DDA Director Job Description

How to Apply:

Please submit your cover letter, resume, and five (5) professional references to the contact listed below no later than 10:00 AM on Tuesday, November 12, 2024.

DDA Director Executive Search
Attn: Julius Suchy, Township Manager
E-mail: jsuchy@adatownshipmi.com

Ada Township is committed to creating a diverse and inclusive workplace. We are proud to be an equal opportunity employer and do not discriminate based on race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy, sexual orientation, or gender identity), national origin, age, disability, genetic information, veteran status, or any other legally protected status. All employment decisions are made based on qualifications, merit, and business needs.

Election Inspectors Needed!

Kent County Clerk Lisa Posthumus Lyons is actively inviting individuals with an interest in participating in the electoral process to apply for the role of Election Inspector.

Election Inspectors are paid positions that are trained to work in the precincts on Election Day, process absentee ballots in absentee voter counting boards, or run early voting sites. They are made up of republicans and democrats and work under the direction of each jurisdiction’s local clerk.

Ada Township Election Inspectors are paid $15/hr and $45 per training! Our inspectors are fed on election day, and Precinct Chairs or Co-Chairs are paid $18/hr.

What Election Inspectors Do:

• Assist voters at polling places during Early Voting and on Election Day
• Verify voter information upon check-in at the voting location
• Process absentee ballots in an Absentee Voter Counting Board
• Ensure compliance with federal and state election laws
• Uphold the security of the voting process and confidentiality of voters

Requirements for Election Inspectors

Eligibility criteria for individuals seeking to serve as election inspectors involve the following requirements:

• must be a registered voter. However, those 16-18 years of age and a Michigan resident may also serve as additional inspectors,
• must submit an Election Inspector application to their local clerk, and
• cannot be a poll challenger, candidate, or member of a candidate’s immediate family, in that election where that candidate is appearing on the ballot.

Application Process

To apply, individuals may contact their local city or township clerk to fill out an application. In addition to their name, address, and date of birth, applicants must include their political party preference and qualifications to fill the position such as education or experience.

Training Sessions

Additional information on Election Inspectors, including the application form and County training schedule, is available on Kent County's website at KentCountyVotes.com.