Township's AAA Bond Rating Reaffirmed by Standard & Poor's

March 2024 Edition

Standard & Poor’s maintains Northville Township’s bond rating as AAA. This is the highest assigned rating and indicates that the Township has excellent creditworthiness, healthy reserves and prudent financial management that ensures the capacity to repay investors.

Beautification Commission: March 5, 1 pm

Planning Commission: March 5, 7 pm

Northville Youth Network Commission: March 12, 8 am

Economic Development Corporation & Brownfield Re-Development Authority: March 18, 6 pm

Zoning Board of Appeals: March 20, 7 pm

Senior Advisory Commission: March 21, 1 pm

Board of Trustees: March 21, 7 pm

Parks & Recreation Commission: March 27, 5:30 pm

Historic District Commission: March 28, 6:30 pm

Learn more about the Boards and Commissions

1: Water bills due
4: NTPD's Partners in Your Safety meeting
6: Water bill penalty assessed
29: Good Friday (Township offices closed)

Hot Off the Press

The March-April 2024 edition of our Senior Services Inspire newsletter has arrived! Copies may be obtained at the Northville Community Center, located at 303 W Main Street, Northville, MI 48167. You may also access it online by clicking the button below or visiting https://npar.info/InspireNewsletter.

Police Re-awarded State Accreditation

The professionalism of NTPD got a nod Feb. 6 when the Michigan Law Enforcement Accreditation Commission (MLEAC) re-awarded the Police Department accredited status.

Celebrating Excellence: Deputy Clerk Katie Anderson Attains Level 3 Michigan Professional Municipal Clerk Recertification

We're thrilled to announce that Katie Anderson, our esteemed Deputy Clerk at Northville Township, has achieved recertification as a Level 3 Michigan Professional Municipal Clerk.

This recertification stands as a testament to her unwavering dedication to excellence and her profound commitment to serving our community. Her remarkable achievement not only highlights her advanced expertise but also her leadership in municipal administration, marking a significant milestone for both Katie and Northville Township.

NTPD Braved the Chill for Charity

NTPD took a leap into icy cold waters for the 2024 Polar Plunge, supporting an incredible cause. Our officers joined thousands across the state this month in an exhilarating event to benefit Special Olympics Michigan. This major fundraiser plays a crucial role in enabling over 22,000 athletes with intellectual disabilities to receive year-round training and services. Our frosty heroes raised $3,280 to support this cause.

The Polar Plunge not only raises vital funds but also awareness for these inspiring athletes. It's a testament to the community's spirit and dedication to creating a more inclusive world.

Here's to all the brave souls who plunged into the cold for a warm cause.

Make Your Summer Count: Seasonal Opportunities at Northville Parks & Recreation!

Join our team at Northville Parks & Recreation! We're excited to announce openings for various seasonal roles. We invite you to join us at our Job Fair on March 5, 2-6 pm at the Northville Community Center.

Dive into more details by visiting https://npar.info/wearehiring or clicking the button below.

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Driving Change: NTPD Targets Eight Mile and Haggerty roads for Safer Streets

NTPD is rolling out a targeted traffic enforcement campaign aimed at reducing accidents at high-risk intersections, particularly at Eight Mile and Haggerty roads. Our officers will carry out focused patrols in these areas, concentrating on curbing distracted driving, speeding, and other dangerous driving behaviors. These patrols will be conducted at various times throughout the day, with an emphasis on peak traffic hours. By working together, we aim to decrease the incidence of crashes significantly.