New leadership took over the Ottawa County Board of Commissioners six months ago, upending a far-right group’s often ...

It's unclear if commissioners in Ottawa County will move forward with administrator candidate Michael Tremblay, but discussions June 24 indicate it won't be until at least September, if they do.

Ottawa County needs almost 4,000 more rental units and over 12,500 for-sale housing units by 2030. High housing costs are pricing out low- and middle-income households, despite relatively high ...

Following a single interview for the next administrator of Ottawa County, commissioners will pause and re-evaluate the search during a regular meeting June 24. “This is just part of the process ...

They include Muskegon County Administrator Mark Eisenbarth; Lee County, Florida, Deputy County Administrator Glen Salyer; and Michael Tremblay, a retiring Army officer with experience in workforce ...

Ottawa County Board narrows search to three finalists for administrator role. Meet them on June 11, followed by interviews with community partners.

Glen Salyer, deputy county administrator for Lee County, Florida. There, he helps manage a 2,900-employee government with a $733 million operating budget, according to an Ottawa County fact sheet ...

An Ottawa County Sheriff's Office cruiser is pictured on July 5, 2023. A 19-year-old male died from an accidental shooting after a 20-year-old male fired rounds through the floor of a second story ...

OTTAWA COUNTY — The next permanent administrator of Ottawa County has likely already filed an application, since the window closed May 5. Interim Administrator Gary Rosema gave commissioners an ...

Ottawa County was one of 53 programs across the country recognized. Ottawa County earned the award for its “Not a Podcast – Ballots and Banter" series, created in collaboration with the Ottawa ...

But with 306,575 people, Ottawa County is one of the fastest-growing counties in the state. In rural areas, farms, businesses and new homes are dependent on water drawn from wells.

A part of Ottawa County's push for "continuous improvement" in its elections, the new website will allow users to interact with the results through a series of charts and graphs.