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Welcome To Ontwa Township, Cass County, MI
With a population of over 7,800, the Township includes the Village of Edwardsburg and the unincorporated area of Adamsville. The township encompasses 24 square miles in the southern part of Cass County, bordering St. Joseph County and Elkhart County, Indiana.
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| NOTICE of SPECIAL BOARD OF TRUSTEE MEETING This is Public Notice that the Ontwa Township Board of Trustees will hold a Special Board Meeting on Monday January 26, 2015 at 7pm. To review the Agenda for the Special Meeting, please follow this link: ...READ MORE... This posting complies with Public Act 528 of 2012. |
| MARCH BOARD of REVIEW (BOR) MEETING DATES & INFO The March Board of Review (BOR) dates for Ontwa Twp have been announced, as well as the Tentative Equalization Factors. For Meeting Dates/Times and relevant information, follow this link: ...READ MORE... |
| ASSESSOR POSITION VACANCY We are seeking Request for Proposals from qualified individuals to provide assessing services on a part-time, Township Employee basis. All proposals should comply with the State suggested annual inspection of 20% of the parcels per year. Office hours should include at a minimum 4 hours per week. Must have required State Assessor Certifications.
Ontwa Township is located in Cass County and encompasses The Village of Edwardsburg. Ontwa Township has 3,635 parcels of which: 114 are agricultural, 145 are commercial, 51 are industrial, 3,129 are residential and 196 are personal with a 2014 SEV of $271,434,100. Proposals must be submitted to the Ontwa Township Supervisor, P.O. Box 209, Edwardsburg MI 49112 or via email to ontwatownshipsupervisor@gmail.com by January 30, 2015. Please call 269-663-2347 with any specific questions.
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| Zoning Board of Appeals Vacancies Applications and Letters of Interest for vacancies on the Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) are now being accepted by Supervisor John Bossler. Deadline for submission is Friday Feb 6, 2015. |
| FREE FISHING Weekend! February 14 & 15 2015 are the dates families and friends can enjoy Michigan Fishing, for FREE! All fishing "license fees" will be waived for two days. Residents and outstate visitors may enjoy fishing on both inland and Great Lakes’ waters for all species of fish. All fishing regulations will still apply.
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