Nestled near the convergence of the Grand and Thornapple Rivers, the Ada community offers the perfect place to live, work and play, blending more than 1,000 acres of public land and parks …

Parks, Recreation & Land Preservation Advisory Board Meeting Ada Township Parks and Recreation Department. The Parks, Recreation, and Land Preservation Advisory Board in Ada …

Take full advantage of Ada Village’s natural assets – specifically the Thornapple River. Consider a riverwalk and potential trail connections. Identify ways for nearby commercial areas to engage …

The Ada Township Parks & Recreation Department provides community members with opportunities for the enjoyment of nature and other recreational opportunities. However, there …

Ada Township Park (1180 Buttrick Ave.) is a beautiful 57-acre park that was established for the United States Bicentennial in 1976. It is home to the Parks & Recreation Department offices …

Q: What is Envision Ada? A: In 2006, the Ada community produced a resident-guided vision for the future of the Ada Village. Then, in 2013, Ada township officials, business owners, residents …

The Township Board is the law-making and policy-forming branch of Ada Township. The Board meets publicly twice a month, on the second and fourth Monday at 7:00 p.m. Meetings for …

Ada Township contains over 1,000 acres of public land available for recreational pursuits. The community's outstanding natural features have resulted in a number of regional recreational …

The Assessing Office maintains records of current ownership, assessed and taxable values, property characteristics and market data. The Assessing Department follows the requirements …

More than 25,000 lights will line Ada Drive and beyond. Come out to experience Winter Wonderland and be sure to keep an eye out for deer as you drive through the Village or take a …