Founded through the first election of officers on April 6, 1857, Olive Township selected its first Supervisor, Clerk and Treasurer through the vote of 57 attendees. Today, Olive Township has approximately 2,700 registered voters and the ninth Supervisor of record since its founding. Originally named Eastman Township and extending all the way to Lake Michigan as the western border, Olive Township split in 1915, creating current day Port Sheldon Township.
Upcoming Events
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Aug 28
Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting-Cancelled
The August 2019 ZBA meeting has been cancelled due to lack of business.
Recent News
The August 28, 2019 meeting of the Olive Township Zoning Board of Appeals has been cancelled due to lack of business. ... See MoreSee Less
19 hours ago ·
The Ottawa Conservation District is offering a native plant workshop and sale next month. Check it out at the link below:
www.ottawacd.org/news/fall%20native%20plant%202019.html ... See MoreSee Less
2 days ago ·
Read the minutes of the August Board of Trustees meeting here:
www.olivetownship.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Compiled-Minutes-2019.pdf ... See MoreSee Less
2 days ago ·
This is a good article on college students and voting. Olive Township residents don't have an election until March of 2020, but it's not too early to register to vote and ask to be placed on the permanent absent voter list.
www.hollandsentinel.com/news/20190821/how-to-vote-as-michigan-college-student?fbclid=IwAR35Ylre7Y... ... See MoreSee Less
How to vote as a Michigan college student
HOLLAND — It's easier than ever to vote in Michigan today, according to local officials. But for college students leaving home to go to school or2 days ago ·
Documents / Forms
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Olive Township Zoning Map (879 kB)
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Building Permit Application (1 MB)
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Electrical Permit Application (61 kB)
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Mechanical Permit Application (62 kB)
