Mailing Address:
 Paradise Township
 2300 E. M-113
 Kingsley, Michigan 49649

 Office Hours:
 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
 Closed Noon - 1:00 p.m.
 Tuesday - Friday
 Closed Monday
 Phone: (231) 263-5251
 Fax: (231) 263-7437

COMING EVENTS:

• Kingsley Market, Starting June 1st, from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Brownson Memorial Park.  Read more.
• Adams Fly Festival, June 2nd, Brownson Park, 12 p.m. to 5 p.m., Free Admission.  Read more. (388KB pdf)
• A Gathering In The Gardens, part of Heritage Days celebration, Saturday, July 21st  from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m..  Read more. (280KB pdf)

New office hours for Treasurer.  Read more.

The community is invited to participate in an online survey to identify traverse area recreation needs and priorities.  Read more. (196KB pdf) Go to survey link: www.tcaps.net/recreationsurvey

Grand Traverse Conservation District web page link.  We work in three main areas: Community Programs, Land Management Services and Private Land Services.  Link to East Creek Reserve. 

“GOOD NEWS FROM PARADISE” is a new column that will highlight special people, events and local businesses in Paradise Township. If you know someone who deserves some special recognition, or know of any events or businesses that contribute something special to our Paradise - please let us know! You can submit your nomination to us at officemanager@paradisetwp.org

• To read the first three installments of “Good News From Paradise” please click here.

VILLAGE OF KINGSLEY & PARADISE TOWNSHIP, COOPERATIVE INTERGRATED COMMUNITY PARK AND RECREATION PLAN 2010-2015 (10,830KB pdf)

Paradise Township is now on Facebook and will soon post local information. Please use this page for what it is intended.  Go to Facebook.

2009 Community Survey.  Report from Paradise Township Planning Commission.  This indexed report contains 106 pages of charts, graphs, survey findings and more.   Read report.  (691 KB pdf)

RecycleSmart is not only environmentally important, but it is also cost effective. Visit the home page to learn more about Curbside recycling, Drop-off recycling, Brush Drop-off site, Household Hazardous Waste Collections, and more smart ways to save and recycle.  Learn More.

The Grand Vision is a citizen led land use and transportation study that will secure the future prosperity and quality of life in the region. It will serve as a blueprint for the community leaders and government officials charged with its implementation, and will drive the direction of growth for the region for decades to come.



Why is it different than other studies?

The Grand Vision is highly collaborative, regional, well funded, and a citizen-led initiative focused on implementation. Because of the unique and dynamic partnerships along with the full engagement of the community, this "Grand Vision" will not sit on a shelf.  The Grand Vision is a project that needs involvement from all parts of our community in Northwest Lower Michigan. To learn more about The Grand Vision and how you can get involved visit their web site at: www.thegrandvision.org

Site Last Updated 05/18/2012