Township News
Sheriff Deputies have arrested a suspected child pornographer and are asking parents for help in identifying potential child victims.
H1N1 vaccination clinics for priority groups.
Brush/Chipping service ends the week of Mon., Nov. 9 - 13, 2009
Shredding Event
Anticipate work to be completed by November 6, 2009.
This issue of YTOWN NEWS includes information about the Special Election: Tuesday, November 3, 2009, including voter information, ballot proposals and much mosre
The week of Monday, October 19, through Friday, October 23, 2009.
Starting Monday, October 5, 2009 Charter Township of Ypsilanti Civic Center will have new business hours.
Last Day to Register to Vote for the November 3, 2009 election is Monday, Oct. 5, 2009.
Come be a part of the Ypsilanti Township Recreation Department's Family Fun Day and Craft Fair!
Calling all singers ages 9-99, open auditions for the Ypsilanti Township
All youth dance classes begin between September 17th-September 23rd!
There are still a few spots left in select classes.
Community Partners for Clean Streams Monthly eMonitor
Purchase a rain barrel from HRWC's fall truckload sale!
Curbside services will be on a one-day delay
Year round events at discounted prices exclusive to you and your family
Recreation Department now accepts Discover and American Express
Registration for Youth Soccer and Flag Football Due August 18th
Our Biggest Week of Summer Camp Starts August 10th
From Spencer Lane to Michigan Avenue
Become a Fan of your Ypsilanti Township Recreation Department!
Street Sweeping is coming your way!
Free music Jamboree
Starting today, children under the age of 4 years old must ride in back seat
Washtenaw County's 39 warning sirens
Hewitt Road 2009 Roadway/Water Main Project
Everyone benefits from walking. These benefits include: improved fitness, cleaner air, reduced risks of certain health problems, and a greater sense of community. But walking needs to be safe and easy. Take a walk with your child and use this checklist to decide if your neighborhood is a friendly place to walk. Take heart if you find problems, there are ways you can make things better.
Bicycling is a great way to get around and to get your daily dose of physical activity. It's good for the environment, and it can save you money. No wonder many communities are encouraging people to ride their bikes more often!
The Township is auctioning off equipment that it can no longer utilize. Items include printers, copiers, computers and monitors which have been replaced, and equipment which is beyond economical repair.
United and Focused as a Team to Help the Community in This Time of Need!
Recycle Ann Arbor Drop Off Station will hold a free paper-shredding event on May 8 and May 9, 2009.
Red Cross Breakfast Thursday May 14, 2009
A Charter Township of Ypsilanti Publication Keeping Residents Informed.
Siren Testing Saturday April 4, 2009
Information has been released detailing the approval of adjustments to the AATA fare structure.
Mark your calendars! May 16th from 9 am - Noon
There will be a one day closure of the EB I-94 entrance loop ramp from SB Hamilton/Huron Street (Exit 183) on Tuesday, March 31, 2009 beginning at 9:00am.
Siren Testing begins on March 7, 2009
Ramp closure I-94 East bound at Huron Street
Study to Develop a Noise Compatibility Plan
The Humane Society of Huron Valley is offering spay/neuter discounts for Pit Bulls all year long.
Each Spring and Fall the Washtenaw County Conservation District conducts a tree sale.
Slow pitch softball leagues are being offered for men's and coed teams. No Players Fees! Registration is due before April 15th
Meeting Scheduled at the Ypsilanti Township Civic Center
The Washtenaw County Drain Commissioner's Office recently completed a 14 minute video on what people can do in their homes and yards to protect water quality
AATA Agrees to Become the Authority for the WALLY Commuter Rail Project.
SEMCOG's elected leaders choose investment direction for next tranportation plan.
The Washtenaw County Road Commission has announced street sweeping in the Charter Township of Ypsilanti.
Traffic Signal Installation to Close Textile Road at Munger Road in Ypsilanti and Pittsfield Townships.
Ann Arbor Transportation Authority Board has approved its 2009 Fiscal Year Budget.
Beginning September 24th, Bemis Road will be closed from Hitchingham Road to Whittaker Road in Ypsilanti Township.
AATA has installed nine new bus shelters throughout Washtenaw County.
Change in meeting time for Water Conservation Advisory Commission
The Ann Arbor Transportation Authority Annual Report is now available on-line.
Six 32-Gallon Containers & Two Bulk Items Allowed
Platt Road between Judd and Willis Road to re-open and Willis Road at US-23 to Close.
Michigan Legislature Signs New Law Allowing Residents to Claim Second Principal Residence Exemption
Concrete Curb and Gutter Construction on Holmes Road from Rue Deauville to Ford Boulevard will begin July 8, 2008.
SEMCOG Announces Public Meetings in July to set Future Transportation Direction
Merritt Road from Tuttle Hill Road to the Gorton Drain will be closed beginning July 7th.
The Housing Bureau for Seniors is providing free income tax preparation for Federal Stimulus checks.
Michigan's Child Restrain Law has changed. These changes become effective on July 1, 2008.
AATA Board Approves Service Changes to Various Routes
Over the course of the past century, millions of innocent people have been exposed to asbestos, a class of fibrous minerals known to cause a variety of cancers.
Washtenaw County Road Commission Begins Holmes Road Phase 2 Project; initiates Road Closure and Detour.
Ann Arbor Transportation Authority (AATA) Seeks Input on Proposed Service Changes to Fixed-Route Bus Service
Yard Waste, Brush Collection and Compost Site to Re-Open
AATA Announces Schedule Changes
Looking for a last minute holiday gift? Stop by your Ypsilanti Township Recreation Department and purchase a RecBuck!
We are now taking registrations from our 2008 Winter/Spring Rec Guide!
Christmas and New Year Holidays Transit Schedule Announced
Emerson Street, between Lakeview Avenue and William Avenue, in Ypsilanti Township will be closed for public utility construction.
Protect our environment: keeping pollution out of our storm drains will protect our lakes, rivers and streams
AATA Thanksgiving Service Hours Announced
State Budget Town Hall Meeting
Weekly Lane Closure to Hewitt Road
Double-up Week.
YTRD Update: Halloween Town
AATA to detour routes around Sunday's Big House/Big Heart Run
AATA to Detour off Congress Street due to Construction
AATA Moves Football Ride Boarding
Ford Boulevard Road Construction Project to Begin September 10th
Ypsilanti Township Senior Center to Host Diabetic Foot Screening
AATA to Detour Several Bus Routes During U-M Home Games
Ride the AATA Football Ride Shuttle to U-M Home Games Beginning September 1st.
AATA Plans Fall Changes on Selected Routes
AATA Link Bus Service Adds Evening Service
Intermittent Lane Closure Platt Road
Labor Day Transit Schedule Announced
Rawsonville Road Intermittent Lane Closures
Movie in the park. Flushed Away
North Hydro Park Grand Opening
YCUA Outdoor Watering Ban Lifted
Whittaker Road Bridge Reconstruction Update
AATA Detour Around African American Festival
Whittaker Road Bridge over Paint Creek, between Textile Road and Merritt Road will be reconstructed.
Washtenaw County Launches Landmark Photo Contest
YTRD Update: What's Happening in May
AATA Announces Spring Summer Schedule
YTRD Spring Sports Update!
YTRD Update: February Events
Schoolyard/Backyard Habitat Workshop
Board of Trustees to Hold Special Meeting
The new 2007 Winter/Spring Rec Guide has hit the streets!
Ann Arbor Tranportation Authority will not operate regular fixed-route bus service, A-Ride or senior shared-ride services on Thursday, November 23rd.
The intersection of Textile and Tuttle Hill Roads is scheduled to re-open.
Blanket Express Program
Traffic Shift/Lane Closure on Textile Road and Tuttle Hill Road
The leaves are changing, the wind is brisk and the date on the calendar
indicates that fall is officially here! Fall registration at The Rec is
going on now.
Be informed on studies and research being done on Ford Lake at www.fordlake.net
YTRD Update: Summer Camp
Good news! The Ford Heritage Park playground is completed and now available for play for all those kids aged 5-12!
The Washtenaw County Sheriff's Department has released a composite sketch of a suspect wanted in connection with the recent sexual assault on Golfside Rd in Ypsilanti Township.
West Nile Positive Bird found in 48198. The Residential Services Department has information on the West Nile virus available at both the Civic Center and Ford Lake Park
The Ypsilanti Township Recreation Department is very excited to announce that we now offer on-line registration!
West Nile-Positive Robin
Textile - Tuttle Hill Road Closure
A copy of the lawsuit recently filed by Ypsilanti Township, Salem Township and August Township against Washtenaw County is available for review.
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