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The City of Grandville is made up of a number of departments working to serve the City by providing a wide range of services to residents, businesses, and visitors. Listed below are the various departments that keep the City functioning and serving the community.
Between the Tree Lighting Ceremony in December, the 4th of July parade and celebration, and the Michigan Week Barbecue, the community of Grandville offers a wide range of events, activities, and features for residents and visitors of Grandville.
The Grandville City Council is the elected body that presides over the City. The Council is responsible for setting goals and policies for the city government, annually adopting a budget that supports city activities, and executing formal actions required by the City Charter.
The City Manager is appointed by the elected City Council, according to the City Charter, Section 6.8. The City Manager is designated as the chief administrative officer of the city government and is responsible for the daily operations and policies of the City of Grandville.
Upcoming Events. Gardening for Wildlife Spring Speaker Series. Join us at the Grandville Branch of the Kent District Library for four seminars on making your landscape more welcoming for wildlife. All programs are FREE and start promptly at 7 pm.
Saturday Line Up: FREE Activities. Nick Thomas Comedy & Juggling in the library amphitheater - 11:30 am, 1:00 pm and 2:30 pm. Scarecrow voting, Live bands, Pedal cart tractor pull (must register at event), Corn box, Pedal tractors, Photo board, Candy guess, The Critter Barn Ultimate Farm on the Go, and more.
The 59th District Court has jurisdiction in the cities of Grandville and Walker in Kent County. The 59th District Court consists of one Judge and a part-time Magistrate. The Court processes the following: Traffic and parking citations. Small Claims.
The Grandville Police Department consists of 26 sworn officers, 2 full-time and 1 part-time civilian(s) acting as an administrative assistant and a records clerk. For general inquiries call the non-emergency line at (616) 538-6110 .
The Downtown Development Authority (DDA) is responsible for facilitating growth and development in downtown Grandville, in order to ensure the downtown's stability in the Grandville community. The DDA is also responsible for maintaining and improving physical attributes of the downtown.