Northville Township residents benefit every day from the dedicated energy and countless hours these public servants provide to meet the needs of all residents. The Board works to make Northville Township a better place to live, work and play.

Meet the Board

Name	Title	Contact
Abbo, Mark J.	Supervisor
Jankowski, Cynthia L.	Clerk
Rhines, Jason	Treasurer
Lundberg, Roger	Trustee
Hwang, Roland	Trustee
Herrmann, Mindy	Trustee
Roosen, Chris	Trustee

To contact an individual Board Member, please select the email link in the list above. Or send one email to the entire Board.

Meetings

The Township Board would like to invite all of our residents to attend the regularly scheduled board meeting on the third Thursday of each month at 7 pm (unless otherwise noted), in the Township Hall Assembly Room located at 44405 Six Mile Road.

2025 Meeting Date Schedule

• January 16
• February 20
• March 20 
• April 17
• May 15
• June 19
• July 17
• August 21
• September 18
• October 14- (Budget Study Session) - 6 pm start
• October 16 - 6:30 pm start
• November 20 - (Location Change) 
  
  • ESC - 40911 Seven Mile Road
• December 18

2026 Meeting Date Schedule

View the minutes and a synopsis of the meetings for the previous 12 months.

Archived agendas and minutes are available electronically upon request.

The Northville Township Board of Trustees serves as the policy-making body for Northville Township. The Board conducts meetings in accordance with the Michigan Open Meetings Act, 1976 PA 267.

Board Meeting Participation Guidelines

• Public hearing: Once the public hearing is declared open, Township residents are welcome to listen to the Board discuss items on the agenda. Residents will have an opportunity to express their views as well. After the public hearing has concluded, the Board may take action on each matter. 
• Designated time is scheduled at all Board of Trustee meetings for comments from citizens under the agenda item titled, Brief Public Comment. Those who wish to make a comment may do so during the brief public comment period. Two minutes are allotted for each speaker; times are not transferrable.
• A brief public comment is an opportunity to comment. If the speaker seeks a discussion with the Board, where ideas are exchanged back and forth to gain more information, the commenter must schedule time with a Board member before or after the meeting. A discussion before the meeting is preferred to understand the reasoning behind the comments.

Meeting Participation Code of Courtesy

The Northville Township Board of Trustees respects the rights of residents to participate in the legislative process and encourages everyone to adhere to the following Code of Courtesy: 

• Adjust the microphone to your height.
• Begin your comments by stating your name and address for the record.
• All public comments should provide a point of view, share a criticism or express a concern. 
• Be considerate of others who wish to speak by limiting your comments to a reasonable length. The Supervisor may impose the two-minute limit on individual comments when deemed necessary. 
• The forum segment of the schedule may be restricted, subject to the Supervisor’s judgment.
• Be respectful of the process.