Robinson Township Board Meeting
The next regular meeting of the Robinson Township Board will be held on Wednesday, July 9, 2025
at 7:00 pm at the Robinson Township Hall, 12010 120th Ave, Grand Haven, MI 49417.
The Township Drop Box, Loutit Library Drop Box and Ballot Drop Box
are located to the east end of our parking lot for your convenience
Township News & Information
Robinson Township 2025 Clean-Up/Dump Day
The township clean-up/dump day is scheduled for May 31, 2025 from 7:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
(cut off time for dumping is at 11:00 a.m. sharp)
Mattress/Box Springs – $30 each
Passenger Tire – $10 / Tire with Rim – $15
(Checks Only)
Please bring your postcard to the clean-up day event.
Robinson Township Park
The Robinson Township Park is open for the 2025 season!
Water in the park will be available towards middle to end of May after start-up water testing.
Please help us take pride in this wonderful asset by keeping the park clean and beautiful!
Robinson Township Cemetery
Water in the cemetery will be available soon for the 2025 spring/summer season.
Water spigot’s are located along the north fence line of the cemetery.
General cleanup days for the cemetery begin in the spring, March 1st and in the fall, October 1st of each year.
Road Brining 2025
Road Brining dates for 2025:
April 30, 2025
June 11, 2025
July 16, 2025
August 27, 2025
Road Brining: Brine works by pulling water out of the air to keep the road surface damp, and binding clay particles together to keep the road intact.
Four Pointes - Center for Successful Aging
Four Pointes is excited to continue to meet the needs of seniors in your area! Seniors can find us online by following the Link below:
Senior Resources
Contact Senior Resources for their Caregiver-Link Newsletter kport@seniorresourceswmi.org
This is a very helpful and full of information newsletter that can be mailed to you or received by email.
Loutit Library
www.loutitlibrary.org
For the township resident’s convenience, we have a Loutit Library book return drop-off box located at the east end of our parking lot.
Red Cross - Smoke Detectors
Red Cross – Smoke Detectors
The Red Cross are promoting free smoke detector(s) give away and will install them.
Contact: Sandy Shellenbarger – Sandy.shellenbarger@redcross.org / 616-307-8663.
Voting Dates for 2025
Tuesday, May 6, 2025
Grand Haven Area Public School Millage Renewal
Ottawa County Groundwater Dispute
Ottawa County Road Commission
Please report road issues to Ottawa County Road Commission at info@ottawacorc.com
Ottawa County’s Website - Securing Your Vote
Ottawa County has created a website which explains in detail how we make sure elections are secure while at the same time making sure every vote counts.
The link to this website is here:
Robinson Township History Books
Medication Disposal
Medication DisposalDon’t Flush unwanted meds!…instead, safely dispose of your personal medications at any of the listed sites located in Holland, Grand Haven, Spring Lake and Hudsonville during regular business hours. Call for their latest hours.
- Grand Haven Township Admin Office: 13300 168th Ave. (616) 842-5988.
- Grand Haven Police Dept. Admin Office: 525 Washington Ave. (616) 842-3460.
- Spring Lake Police Dept. Admin. Office: 102 W. Savidge St. (616) 842-1889.
- Holland: 12251 James St. (616) 396-5266.
- Hudsonville: 3100 Port Sheldon Rd. (616) 669-0040.
Please remove pills from the pill bottles and place them in a plastic bag before dropping them off at the site of your choosing. If you have questions about the Ottawa County’s unwanted medication collection program, please call 616-393-5645
Clean-up Our River Environment – www.COREmichigan.org
LAKE MICHIGAN WATER SAFETY
Michigan Invasive Species Info
https://www.canr.msu.edu/news/spongy-moth-formerly-gypsy-moth-season-starts-soon
Go to Michigan.gov/egle/outreach/not-mi-species-webinar-series
Invasive species pose a threat to Michigan’s environment, economy, and sometimes even human health. What is at stake? What is being done? This webinar series will explore how agencies, universities and locally led organizations are working together to protect Michigan’s natural resources through the Michigan Invasive Species Program. If you are concerned about the impacts of invasive species or interested in the techniques used to control them, join us as we examine species-specific actions, innovations in research and technology, and programs designed to help communities prevent and manage harmful invasive species.
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