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Northville Township is undergoing a software upgrade beginning at 4:30 pm Thursday, Oct. 14 through Sunday, Oct. 17.

Arbor Hills Energy LCC (AHE), has agreed to significantly reduce, if not eliminate, its odor-causing sulfur dioxide emissions in a settlement with the United States Department of Justice, the EPA and the state of Michigan.

Northville Township is pleased to sponsor on-site document shredding for residents Saturday, Sept. 18 from 9-11 a.m. at Township Hall.

Northville Township is better prepared for an emergency than ever before. Each department head successfully passed the Fundamentals of Emergency Management course through Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) this summer.

Northville Township has been in constant contact with GFL Environmental. We have forwarded your feedback about you rubbish collection to them. The company responded with this letter to Supervisor Mark J. Abbo.

Northville Township Manager and Director of Public Safety Todd Mutchler is proud to announce the Northville Township Police Department achieved one of law enforcement’s most prestigious designations: accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies, Inc. (CALEA®).

Northville Township is now home to a dog agility course thanks to a Troop 755 Eagle Scout project at Marv Gans Community Park. Township resident Jonathan Barringer, 17, built the six-obstacle course and is hosting a grand opening of the course Friday, July 30 from 2-4 pm. You’re invited!

The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) will close the Six Mile Road bridge over I-275 beginning Monday, Aug. 2. The closure to repair the bridge will last approximately eight weeks.

GFL Environmental, Northville Township’s waste and recycling service provider, continues to experience staffing and truck maintenance issues (from a nationwide parts shortage), in addition to having to pick up flood-damaged items. Its team is working longer-hour days, six days a week to service your home.

Residents in the northeast part of the Township (Silver Spring Drive, east of Northville Road to I-275, and Six Mile Road north) may be experiencing low water pressure today.

If you have an underground irrigation system to water your lawn, please listen up. A state law impacts you.

Northville Township Police Department is offering its first-ever Youth Police Academy for Township high school students in grades 10-12. It runs Aug. 9-13 from 10 am-3 pm. Lunch will be provided. The application deadline is July 23.

The 35th District Court is hosting an amnesty program July 8-28 that lets citizens settle their court-ordered debts without further penalty or incarceration.

Northville Township Police Department is offering its first-ever Citizen’s Police Academy for Township residents ages 18 and older. It’s on Thursday evenings Aug. 19-Sept. 23 from 6-9 pm. The application deadline is June 30.

Are you a Northville Township business owner with a beautiful landscape? The Northville Township Beautification Commission wants to know you and recognize you!

Northville Township does NOT have an Instagram account. Someone using the account “@northvilletownship” is claiming to be a “government organization.” It is NOT us.

Northville Township resident Mike Jaafar has been appointed Undersheriff of Wayne County, making him second in command in the Wayne County Sheriff’s Department, under current Sheriff Raphael “Ray” Washington.

Garlic mustard, an invasive, destructive weed, is taking over the Coldwater Springs Nature Area off Ridge Road, north of Five Mile Road. It’s detrimental to the greenery, since native plants have difficulty thriving in the presence of garlic mustard.

The Arbor Day Seedling Give-Away returns on April 24 from 9-11 a.m. with a new twist. It's a drive-thru event! Drive up, place your order and the seedlings will be brought to your car.

Consumers Energy is inspecting sections of an existing natural gas transmission pipeline in Northville Township beginning Monday, April 5.

Our Building Department is undergoing software training to better be able to serve you. As a result, we will have limited availability Monday, April 5 -Thursday, April 8 to in-person counter visits and phone calls.

VaccinateNorthville Opens Appointments to Residents Ages 16+ with an Underlying Health Condition

Friday’s Vaccine Clinic May Feature the Johnson & Johnson Shot

Township Hall and Northville Community Center Now Open

Northville Township and the City of Northville are working daily with the Wayne County Health Department preparing to bring a COVID-19 vaccination clinic to our residents. We have not been assigned a date yet.

Northville Township will soon be a site for seniors 65+ to receive a COVID-19 vaccine, according to the Wayne County Dept. of Health, Human & Veterans Services.

The 2021 Notice of Property Assessments were mailed on or before Feb. 19, so please check your mailbox for them. The assessments are available online as well.

Northville Township’s Board of Trustees is seeking residents who want a say in shaping the future of Legacy Park of Northville on Seven Mile Road and our Township pathways. The goal of these new committees is to ensure residents have a voice in how best to enhance our outdoor assets.

Northville Township Trustee Scott Frush was sworn in as Deputy Treasurer today by Clerk Roger Lundberg at Township Hall. Trustee Frush was appointed for this important role by Treasurer Jason Rhines. He will have the powers and perform the duties of the treasurer in the event Treasurer Rhines is absent, ill or otherwise unable to perform the duties of treasurer.

A proclamation from Mark J. Abbo, Northville Township Supervisor

Our hearts are heavy today. Former longtime Northville Township Manager Marvin “Chip” Snider, Ph.D., died this afternoon after complications from a fall. He was 70.

The training improves response to those impacted by mental illness. Northville Township is the first department in Wayne County to achieves this special designation.

Thirty Northville Township firefighters received the first vaccination for COVID-19, a move that is expected to help control the disease and protect Michigan residents. Our firefighters are scheduled to receive the second dose in the next week.