Hopkins Township, established in December, 1852, is located in the Northeastern
portion of Allegan County, Michigan. The Township covers approximately thirty-six
square miles of area and is primarily an agricultural community.
With the majority of land dedicated to agriculture and open space, it is a prime habitat
for white tail deer, squirrels, and raccoon. Six private lakes and miles of Rabbit River and
its many tributaries also contribute a wide variety of game fish.
The abundance of wildlife is an impressive resource and provides residents who hunt,
fish, and enjoy the outdoors with invaluable recreational opportunities.
For everyone else, there is always the fresh air and friendly neighbors to enjoy here in
Hopkins Township.
HOPKINS TOWNSHIP PLANNING COMMISSION
NOTICE OF LOCATION CHANGE FOR TUESDAY, JULY 28
PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
The Hopkins Township Planning Commission meeting has been relocated to the Hopkins Area Fire Department, located at 200 East Main Street, next to the Village and Township Halls. The meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m. as originally scheduled.
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