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Commission Members

Township Members:

  • Mark J. Abbo, Supervisor
  • Mindy Herrmann, Trustee
  • Scott Frush, Trustee

City Members:

  • Brian Turnbull, Mayor
  • Barbara Moroski-Browne, Mayor Pro-Tem

School District Member:

  • James Mazurek, Board Member

Staff:

  • Todd Mutchler, Township Manager
  • George Lahanas, City Manager
  • Derek O. Smith, Director

Meetings

The Northville Parks and Recreation Commission encourages participation from residents at their meetings.

2024 Meeting Date Schedule

  • December - No Meeting (2023)
  • January 24
  • February – No Meeting
  • March 27
  • April – No Meeting
  • May 22
  • June – No Meeting
  • July 24
  • August - No Meeting
  • September 25
  • October – No Meeting
  • November 20*
  • December – No Meeting

*The Commission meets on the fourth Wednesday in January, March, May, July, September and November at 5:30 pm at Northville Township Hall, 44405 W. Six Mile Road, unless otherwise posted/noticed. View Agendas and Minutes.

Residents are welcome to address the Commission on matters not on the agenda under "Any Other Business." Otherwise, the Commission allows comments when each agenda item is discussed.

If you have a matter of concern, it is recommended that residents contact the Parks and Recreation Director for assistance. Your concern may be addressed quickly. If you are not satisfied with the response or resolution, you can always address the Commission on any matter.

Recommendations for Addressing the Parks and Recreation Commission

  1. Determine if your concern is an agenda item or if it should be discussed under "Any Other Business."
  2. The Commission Chairman will ask for comments on "Any Other Business." When this is announced, you may ask to be acknowledged by the Chairman.
  3. Please give your name and address (for the record) before speaking on your concern.
  4. Address your concerns to the Chairman.
  5. State your concern clearly and succinctly. Be specific. Try to limit your comments to less than three minutes.
  6. For matters requiring larger discussion beyond three minutes, the Commission may add your item to the regular agenda for discussion during the meeting.