Ask most residents what the Parks and Recreation Department does, and you will probably hear about softball leagues and mowed grass. Ask Brian Clarke, and he will tell you that is only a small piece of it. As Norton Shores’...Read More
Norton Shores now has an online store where residents can pick up city-branded apparel and accessories. The store is open now and ships anywhere, with local pickup also available.Read More
For more than 16 years, Gary Nelund has started his week the same way: showing up at City Hall. Not because he has to. The mayor of Norton Shores is a part-time position, and Nelund runs his own business on...Read More
When a new neighborhood takes shape, a business opens its doors, or a vacant property finds new life, there is often a thoughtful planning process behind the scenes. In Norton Shores, much of that work is guided by Ted Woodcock,...Read More
When a call comes in, residents of Norton Shores know someone will be there to help. It might be a medical emergency, a fire, or simply a moment when someone needs reassurance and care. For years, Mark Konecny has been...Read More
For more than 50 years, Soils & Structures has quietly played a critical role in shaping the buildings, roads, and infrastructure people rely on every day across West Michigan. Now, the locally owned engineering firm is making a significant new...Read More
When residents pay a tax or water bill, or trust the City to manage public dollars responsibly, much of that work flows through the City Treasurer’s Office. While the role often works behind the scenes, the impact touches nearly every...Read More
If your property tax bill looks different from what it did a few years ago, it’s worth stepping back to look at the bigger picture. In Norton Shores, changes in tax bills aren’t being driven by soaring tax rates. They’re...Read More
If you drive past the GE Aerospace campus on Norton Center Drive, you may not see the hundreds of engine components moving through the building each day. You may not hear the three shifts of skilled employees working around the...Read More
Per the City Charter, the Clerk is the official record keeper. That means preparing and maintaining minutes for City Council meetings, managing public packets, and keeping the City’s documents organized and accessible. Rachel records minutes at City Council meetings, while...Read More
