Regular Village monthly meetings will be changing to the third Monday..
Welcome to the Village of Fife Lake! Come visit fabulous Fife Lake and all its beauty and recreation opportunities. Office hours are Tuesday's from 9 am- 2 pm and Friday's from 10:00 am - 3:00 pm. 231.879.4291 fax 231.879.5153 616 Bates St/Box 298, Fife Lake, MI 49633 [email protected] Village of Fife Lake 616 Bates Street PO Box 298 Fife Lake MI 49633 (231) 879-4291 Fax: (231) 879-5153 [email protected] [email protected] The Village Office will be closed Thursday May 25, 2017, but there will be office hours Wednesday June 24, 2017 from 9-1 Village of Fife Lake 616 Bates Street PO Box 298 Fife Lake MI 49633 (231) 879-4291 Fax: (231) 879-5153 [email protected] [email protected] VACANCIES The Village of Fife Lake is accepting applications for the following positions 1 DDA board member term ending 2018 1 Planning commission board member term ending 2019 1 Planning Commission Board Member term ending 2018 1 Zoning Board of Appeals Member Applications to fill these positions are available at the Village Office and on our website [email protected] Applications can also be sent via email to [email protected], by mail to our P.O. Box, or in person during office hours. Board Application |
This is the picture from the Grand Traverse Band Tribal Award Ceremony. Left to right: Karen Rosa, Long Lake Township Supervisor Tom Shomin, Tribal Councilor Jane Rohl, Tribal Council Secretary Thurlow “Sam” McClellan, Tribal Council chairman Terry Street, Fife Lake Township Clerk Linda Forwerck, Fife Lake Township Supervisor Dave McGough, Fife Lake Village President Stan Patrick, Fife Lake Chamber of Commerce President Andrew Killingsworth, Fife Lake/Springfield Townships EMS (Ambulance Authority) Mark Wilson, Tribal Councilor Kimberly Vargo, Tribal Council Vice Chair Tribal Council members not in picture: David Arroyo, Treasurer; Percy Bird, Jr., Councilor Picture by George Antoine, Grand Traverse Band Member The Township and Village received $22,681.00 funding for a “joint sidewalk project” for the community, which will provide a safe sidewalk to three major businesses on the north end of the community, and parallels the ideals of the designated “Trails Town”. This sidewalk extension will begin just north of the Methodist Church and end at Van’s Lane. We are very excited to have received this grant through the generosity of the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians through their 2% grant funding. Please note Long Lake Township received a 2% grant for their newly formed fire department, while Fife Lake/Springfield Township EMS/Ambulance Authority received $19,058.23 funding for a combination tool that will be used to extricate patients from vehicles involved in traffic collisions, where access to the patient needs to be made by forcing open a door. Thank you again to the Grand Traverse Band’s 2% grant program which allows our EMS department to provide further safety to our citizens. |