Originally one of two communities within Plymouth Township, Northville Township split off in 1898 to form its own township. Incumbent Fred Shadko and challenger Jason Rhines, both Republicans, will be squaring off for the Northville Township treasurer position in the Aug. 4 primary. Board members came under scrutiny for supporting the August ballot initiative to buy the 414 acres (1.68 kmOn October 15, 2009, a little more than two months after the Psychiatric Hospital property vote, the Northville Township Board of Trustees approved the 2010 fiscal budget. Several of the residents in attendance criticized the Township Board of Trustees for not doing more to maintain the public safety department. Roosen: Northville Township is a great place to live, raise a family, and enjoy your retirement years. In response to the rapid growth of the township, a new 48168 In late September 2009, just more than a month after the hospital property purchase, the Northville Township Board of Trustees stated that they were operating with a budget deficit. On October 1, 2009, Northville Township residents voiced their displeasure over proposed public safety cuts on the 2010 budget. The budget, as approved, authorized the laying off of 5 police officers and 2 public safety dispatchers. Northville was first settled by European Americans in 1825, and was incorporated as a Village in 1867. Due to ineffective controls and oversight of the NRPH's closing in 2003, and purchasing, receiving, and payment processes, there is still much unused and used equipment left in the buildings that lost all value during storage.In October 2007, the sale of the property to REIS was closed.On August 4, 2009, residents of Northville Township voted to purchase a majority of the 414-acre (1.68 kmThe main building of the hospital is being demolished by Northville Township Municipal Building on Six Mile Road‡This populated place also has portions in an adjacent county or counties2009 budget crisis and proposed public safety layoffs2009 budget crisis and proposed public safety layoffs

Northville and Northville Township are two communities that are closely linked to Plymouth, logistically and demographically. Birds occasionally chirp. At that time, local residents, allegedly feeling slighted by Plymouth Township officials being more focused on Plymouth Village, decided to split off into a separate township. And she’s already started freezing vegetables for the colder months.“I have carrots, green beans, yellow beans, purple beans,” Polehna said.The “community” aspect of the Thayer’s Corner community gardens also comes into play with gardeners sharing everything from smiles and salutations to plants and vegetables to watering cans and fertilizer.Mari Morris, a Northville resident and veteran Thayer’s gardener, likes to share her pickings with Northville Civic Concern, a non-profit group feeding the needy.In her seven or eight years at Thayer’s Corner, Morris has learned that zucchini thrives in the plots, her watermelons take a long time and her cauliflower is never going to grow as big as the ones in grocery stores.It’s a place where her husband Dan helps with rototilling, and their dogs Willy and Huckleberry can enjoy sniffing and strolling.This haven probably convinced Morris to ease up on quarantining and made her appreciate her garden more than usual.“Probably more so than most, absolutely,” she said. A few butterflies and dragonflies take flight as gardeners find some respite from 2020 health concerns.Gardeners, with plenty of room for social distancing, check on plants and yank out weeds on roughly 100 plots. Northville Township later became a charter township in 1985. While the village of Northville developed within the borders of Plymouth Township from the 1820s, Northville Township itself did not exist until 1898.