Baroda Twp. Board will hold a special meeting on Tuesday September 29th, 2020 at Hess Lake Park at 6:30pm. The Board will discuss all Electrical Quotes and new drop box location and decals.
All are welcome.
News Update:
Absentee Ballots should be going out in the mail next week by Wedneday or Thursday as we should be receiving the Ballots from the printers on Tuesday. If you have any questions please call Christina Price the Twp. Clerk at 269.422.2300 or Cell 574.386.2321 or Email Barodaclerk@gmail.com
Large Trash for Baroda will be Friday, October 9th, instead of Thursday, October 8th.
No deep freezers, air conditioners, or other appliance’s containing Freon gas will be picked up unless there is a certificate attached to indicate that the appliance is Freon free. No leaves, tree limbs, tires, large car parts or building materials will picked up. The limit is 3/4 ton pick-up load per house hold.
Monday September 21st, Baroda Township Board will meet at Hess Park at 7:00pm to hold their monthly Board Meeting. We will meet at the New Pavilion.
Tuesday, November 3rd, 2020 General Election, to vote IN PERSON your voting location will be:
Baroda American Legion #345 Hall, 9214 First Street, Baroda, MI 49101
Parking will be on the North Side of the Hall in the Grass lot and Signs will be posted
If you have any questions please contact the Baroda Township Clerk, Christina Price at Office: 269.422.2300, Cell 574.386.2321 or Email: BarodaClerk@gmail.com
The Planning Commission has cancelled their regular meeting due to no Agenda items for discussion.
For Township Park and Hall rentals there is now a $50 refundable key deposit required.
The charge for the Old Pavilion (East) is $75 for residents and $100 for nonresidents. The charge for the New Pavilion (West) is $100 for residents and $150 for nonresidents.
Please note the above amounts include a $50.00 Key Deposit.
You must clean-up after yourselves AND return the Key to the Township. Once this is done, you will receive your $50.00 key deposit back.
The Municipal Building is now open and the Township Officials will be working through their office window. Normal hours have resided.
Would you be interested in becoming an Election inspector? These are the nice people who work behind the tables on election day. You are paid to attend training every two years and to learn the easy E-Pollbook computer program. You would earn over $100 each election day and be provided with lunch, dinner and snacks. Applications may be submitted to the Township Clerk.Election Inspector Application
2020MeetingsPlanning commission (2)
The next meeting of the Baroda Township Planning Commission is scheduled for Monday, February 10, 2020 at 6:30 p.m. The public is invited to attend. During this meeting the Planning Commission will do their annual review of Special Land Use Permits for Nimby Pond, Among the Vineyards B&B, and Worthenbury Home.
