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* City of Ada

(616) 676-9191

Grand Rapids Water System

(616) 456-4550

Grand Rapids Water System

(616) 456-3200

Grandville Water-Sewer Billing

(616) 530-4973

Hart Water Co Inc

(616) 454-9434

Plainfield Twp Water Department

(616) 363-9660

Rockford Electrical Services

(616) 451-8477

Silver Springs Water Co

(616) 261-3160

Township of Byron: Water & Sewer Dept

(616) 878-0660

Water & Sewer Services

(616) 554-0734

Wyoming Water Department

(616) 530-7389

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Facts about Ada, MI:
Ada Township is a civil township of Kent County in the U.S. state of Michigan. As of the 2000 census, the township population was 9,882. Ada is the corporate home of Alticor and its subsidiary companies Quixtar and Amway. The township traces its history to 1821, when Rix Robinson obtained a French-Canadian trading post at the junction of the Grand and Thornapple Rivers from Madeline La Framboise on behalf of John Jacob Astor's American Fur Company. Land north of the Grand River was not open for white settlers to purchase land in until the 1836 Treaty of Washington. There are conflicting reports concerning when the township was organized. Information provided by the township web site indicate that Robinson was elected as the Township's first Supervisor. However, other sources indicate it was organized on April 2, 1838, and that Sydney Smith was elected the first Supervisor and that Robinson was the second, elected in 1841 and again in 1844. A village was platted in 1858 at the mouth...