Northville Township

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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.

Northville Township’s municipal buildings will remain closed — except by appointment only — due to the extension of the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services Gatherings and Face Mask Order and the high number of COVID-19 cases regionally.

Northville Township welcomes four new members to its Board of Trustees (BoT), who were sworn in this morning by Michigan Court of Appeals Judge Thomas C. Cameron and 52-1 Novi District Judge Travis Reeds, for a four-year term beginning today.

Northville Township has made the informed decision to close all public entrances to its municipal buildings — except by appointment only — beginning tomorrow until Dec. 8 because of the COVID-19 pandemic and the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services Gatherings and Face Mask Order.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel filed a lawsuit today on behalf of the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE)

Supervisor Robert Nix represented Northville Township today at the ribbon cutting at Ridge 5 Corporate Park, a 60-acre development in Plymouth Township that’s part of the Michigan International Technology Center (MITC).

Trick or treating is on residents’ minds. While Northville Township historically has not endorsed or established an official Oct. 31 Halloween event, in the past we have suggested trick or treating hours from 6-8 pm.

Johnson Creek remains protected from Arbor Hills Landfill dumping its leachate and compost wastewater into Wayne County’s only cold water trout stream.

Northville Township is exploring how to cut water costs for its residents by partnering with three neighboring communities to leverage our purchasing power.

Supervisor Robert Nix testified in Lansing Tuesday, urging lawmakers to support better protections for communities like Northville Township that neighbor landfills.

Voters should be on the alert for fake or suspicious communications that APPEAR to be from the Northville Township Clerk’s office

Recently, residents in several subdivisions alerted the Township to noxious odors in their sewer lines. The Township traced the odors to wastewater discharges from the Arbor Hills Landfill into the sewer system.

Police Department Seeks Information on Fatal Hit and Run

The Board of Trustees votes to approve the finalists from the Name the Park contest.

Grant project to improve park visitors’ experience, fish habitat

On Wednesday, August 12, Christine Alexander, EGLE Permits Section Manager responded to Supervisor Nix request for an update on ADS permits. Based on EGLE’s concerns regarding the applications, ADS requested that applications be placed on hold while they seek alternatives for disposal without discharging into Johnson Creek.

The Charter Township of Northville continues to receive recognition for its budget, earning the Government Finance Officers Association’s (GFOA) Distinguished Budget Presentation Award for the seventh consecutive year.

Northville Township Supervisor Robert Nix, as well as Kurt Heise, the Supervisor of Plymouth Township, and Brian Turnbull, the Mayor of Northville City, sent Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel a joint letter.

Township small businesses have access to more financial relief from the extended COVID-19 shut down.

Northville Township Supervisor Robert Nix and the Board of Trustees dedicated the park at Village at Northville on Wednesday, July 8, 2020.

Thank you to Tom Casari, Northville Township's Department of Public Services Director, who retired today after nine years of serving Northville Township and 42 years of public service.

Northville Township recently learned that Advanced Disposal Services (ADS) has submitted two NPDES permit applications requesting permission to discharge leachate from the Arbor Hills East Landfill and contaminated storm water run-off from the Compost facility located north of the landfill into Johnson Creek.

Wayne County is allocating up to $50,000,000 in CARES Act funding for small business relief grants.

My Fellow Residents, I wanted to share some important updates with you for the week

My Fellow Residents, I have some good news to share with our community along with updates regarding COVID-19. I am excited to announce the following:

Northville District Library Begins Curbside PickUp Service June 15

To My Fellow Northville Township residents

GOOD NEWS….Wayne County started the re-surfacing of Sheldon Road, between 6 & 7 Mile Roads this morning until June 10, 2020.

Wayne County Announces Cancellation of the 2020 Household Hazardous Waste Collection Program

During this Covid-19 crisis, the Township has been actively involved in addressing the concerns of our long-term and senior care facilities. We have accomplished the following:

Memorial Day gives all of us the opportunity to reflect upon the freedom we enjoy and honor our fallen heroes that have preserved our freedom.

Consumers Energy will be venting gas until noon today.

Thank you from the Board of Trustees

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing remotely at 7:00 P.M.

Summary of actions between November 2019 - March 2020

The Executive Order Has Been Extended Through May 15

Millage funds Public Safety, Parks, Recreation, Youth & Senior Services

Current Impact of COVID-19 & Some Good News

On Thursday, April 9, Governor Whitmer extended the “Stay Home Stay Safe” Executive Order 20-42 through April 30, 2020. She also released an Executive Order to clarify the permitted activities and updated the Frequently Asked Questions.

Submission Deadline Extended to June 30th

Northville Township is extending the due date for the April bills from Monday, May 4th to Friday, June 5th.

Stay home. Stay safe. Save lives.

Information to the public regarding PFAS sampling results on and around the Arbor Hills Landfill

Northville Township parks, fields and playgrounds will be closed until April 30th.

Northville Township needs to connect now more than ever.

Update on Ridgewood Elementary Air-Quality Monitoring Station

Northville Township needs to connect now more than ever.

Consumers Energy will be venting gas until noon today.

Northville Township needs to connect now more than ever.

Northville Township is continuing to provide you essential services during this difficult time.

Will be available 9:00 a.m. until noon each Monday, Wednesday and Friday from March 18, 2020 through April 3, 2020

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