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Welcome to the Village of Concord
Welcome to the picturesque Village of Concord a quaint community which has embraced and promotes its small town status, values, and ideals.  A neighborly community where neighbors keep an eye on each other's children playing in our yards, assist one another with landscaping and home improvements, and has your spare key when you lock yourself out of your house.  Concord is a small village filled with turn of the century homes (much of which are on the National Historic Registry) adorned with Victorian architectural features and well kept landscaped yards our residents take pride in.  A downtown business district of two story red brick buildings from the Victorian era is home to prosperous businesses and small town urban living in the second stories.   The Village of Concord is the quintessential bedroom community within an hour drive proximity to the large urban centers of Ann Arbor, Battle Creek, Jackson, Kalamazoo, and Lansing.

The Village of Concord is a recreation friendly community who through sensible utilization of public, private, and grant funding has built a substantial parks and recreation network which highlight the vast natural resources located in and around our community: 

Located on the banks of the Kalamazoo River, what once served as a hub of economic activity now serves as a source for water recreation for our residents.   Water recreation opportunities in Concord include a boat launch at Concord’s Mill Pond Park and Paddock Lake and a canoe/kayak launch into the Kalamazoo River at Spring Street.  Our section of the Kalamazoo River is home to some of the best small mouth bass fishing in the State of Michigan with near State record catches being caught regularly.  Our nearby neighboring communities are abounding with water recreation opportunities as well our residents find enjoyable and useful.

A railroad bed which once served as a hub of economic activity now serves as a source for non-motorized trail recreation for our residents. The Village of Concord’s non-motorized trail system is part of the Falling Water’s Trail which runs into Jackson, the State of Michigan’s Great Lake to Lake Trail which runs from Port Huron to South Haven, and the State of Michigan’s Iron Belle Trail which runs from Belle Isle and to Ironwood. Other trail recreation resources include a vast sidewalk system and a ½ mile road side non-motorized trail to the recreation opportunities at Swains Lake County Park.
The Village of Concord is home to Gottschalk Park a acre park with a playground for kids, a soccer field, multiple ball diamonds, a basketball , a tennis, and a beach volleyball court. Gottschalk Park is also home to two pavilions and the Concord Community Center. The 37 acre Paddock Lake Park is an undisturbed nature area with a public access boat launch into Paddock Lake.    

The Village of Concord is home to the mighty Yellow Jackets of Concord Community Schools.  Concord Community Schools prides itself on its small classroom setting and a knowledgeable staff always willing to assist their students.  There is community pride and collaboration between  Concord Schools and the Village of Concord.  On the athletic fields Concord School’s is known for their multiple State championships in Cross Country, Volleyball, and Track and Field.


Come make the Village of Concord your bedroom community of choice.
Community Events

May 7th

Parks & Rec Meeting 7pm Village Common

May 14th

Village Council Meeting 7pm Village Commons

May 21st

Planning Meeting 6:30pm Village Commons 

May 15th

Fire Board Meeting 6pm at the Fire House 

May 28th

Village council Meeting 7pm Village Commons

Concord Classic Weekend 2019 will be June 21-23! 

Please click link below to view a video compliments of The Walton Insurance Group.

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Village News

The Village is compiling an email list for those of you that would like to receive The Village Voice and Council Minutes via email. Please send your info. to office@villageofconcord.com. 


In case of an Emergency please contact Jeremiah Bush at 517-414-4104.


Concord School Linked Health Center

SUICIDE PREVENTION TRAINING

Presented by Julia Grescowle of Lifeways Community Mental Health. Thursday, June 6th—6:00-8:00 PM.

Ralph Carey Forum in the Student Center of Spring Arbor University. $5—suggested donation. $10—1.5 hr. SWK CE’s suggested donation. All proceeds will be donated to the Concord School Linked health Center.



The Jackson City + County Non-Motorized Plan Outreach Meetings are next week Monday, May 6 – Friday, May 10 at 10 different locations across the community. Please see the attached flyer for more information about the meetings. The Region 2 Planning Commission staff, along with the City of Jackson, Jackson County and a group of stakeholders are currently working on the Jackson City + County Non-Motorized Plan and are seeking input. You are invited to participate in any of the project outreach meetings. Each meeting will be a 2 hour public workshop that will include a short presentation followed by opportunities to provide input on the project and mark-up maps with ideas, hopes and concerns regarding potential future non-motorized routes for trails, sidewalks, bike lanes, etc. in Jackson County, including the local townships and villages, and the City of Jackson.

Jackson Non-Motorized Plan Flyer Outreach Meetings

Please email comments on the Jackson Non-Motorized Plan to office@villageofconcord.com. Comments may also be dropped off at the Village Office.


2018 Water Quality Report (click link below)

2018 Village of Concord Annual Water Quality Report


Concord Township has a new website. Please visit at:  https://concordtownshipmi.org/


Mann House

Has 2 job openings and is accepting applications for summer employment. Applicant must be 18 years of age and drive. Job is minimum wage. Applications can be picked up at the Village  Office during regular office hours.

 

Village of Concord Water Testing

Village of Concord Water Supply Testing

PFAS Fact Sheet.pdf


GRANGER INFORMATION

Due to operational changes, Granger began accepting glass in all curbside residential recycling containers. They accept clear and colored glass bottles and containers. Visit grangernet.com/recycle-guidelines for more info on recycling guidelines.

Due to high levels of contamination, the Jackson Recycling Drop-off located at 2600 Lansing Ave. in Jackson will no longer be open 24 hours, 7 days a week effective Monday, July 2, 2018. The drop-off will be gated and only available during the Disposal Center of Jackson operating hours. These hours are Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday, 8 a.m. to noon.

We encourage residents and those using the facility to make the most of their recycling efforts by correctly following all posted recycling guidelines. All recyclables should be placed loose in the containers, not bagged. Plastic bags, glass and bulky rigid plastics including furniture and children’s toys are not accepted at the recycling drop-off. Find a full list of guidelines on our website grangernet.com.


Attention Concord Residents:

It was motioned by A. Meeks, seconded by J. Mockeridge to increase the water rates by $23.22 effective with the next billing cycle. All were in favor. Motion approved.


CONCORD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Biography of The Reverend Tim Marvil

CONCORD SCHOOL LINKED HEALTH CENTER

Concord School Linked Health Center Flyer.pdf


Village of Concord Water System and Asset Management Program

Village of Concord Water System Asset Management Program


Concord Community Schools

ABC Academy Preschool and Latch Key Flyer


YARD WASTE COLLECTION AND VILLAGE DUMP POLICY

Yard Waste Collection and Village Dump Policy


12/26/2017

The Concord Village Council amended the Zoning Ordinance.
Click here for more information

12/12/2017

The Concord Village Council approved the Semco Franchise Agreement Ordinance.
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10/15/2017

The Concord Village Council adopted a Repealer Ordinance.
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8/8/2017

The Concord Village Council adopted a Site Condominium Ordinance.
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5/23/2017

The Concord Village Council adopted a Civil Infractions and Violations Bureau Ordinance.
Click here for more information

2/28/2017

The Concord Village Council adopted a Foreclosed, Vacant & Abandoned Property Registry.

Foreclosed, Vacant & Abandoned Property Registry Ordinance.
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Foreclosed, Vacant & Abandoned Property Registry Application.

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Concord Classic Weekend June 22nd 23rd 24th 2018
Trail Grant

 

                                                 Congratulations Concord Parks and Recreation

Through the grant writing of former Parks and Recreation Committee Chairman and current Village President Jeremiah Bush the Village of Concord was able to receive a $20,000 grant from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources Iron Belle Trail Initiative for the construction of a non-motorized trail trail from N.Main st. to Allman Rd. the trail section will serve as part of the Falling Waters Trail, Great Lake to lake Trail from Port Huron to South Haven, and Iron Belle Trail from Belle Isle to Ironwood.Construction will begin this summer !  Iron Belle Trail map     Great Lake to Lake Trail map   Falling Water Trail map
JDL Concord Branch Library

Friends of the Concord Library  - 2nd Wednesday of the month @ 10 am. Please come!

Little Owls Story Time—Wednesdays @ 9:30 am. Infant—5.

Tai Chi—Wednesdays @ 10 am. Adults.

Yoga:—Saturday’s @ 10:00 am. Bring your yoga mat and bottled water. $3.00 suggested donation.  Adults. No yoga June 22nd.

A Universe of Stories:—June 1st—15th during open hours. All ages.

UFO’s Over Michigan:—June 12th @ 7 pm. Adults. Registration required.

Baffling Bill the Magician:—June 17th @ 2 pm. All ages. Registration required.

Story-time at the Mann House:– June 19th-26th @ 11 am. Bring a blanket and a sack lunch. All ages. Registration required.

Ladies Tea at the Mann House:—June 20th @ 1 pm. Adults. Registration required. $20 registration fee.

Star Gazing Indoors: - June 22nd @ 5 pm. All ages.

Bubbleology: - June 24th @ 2 pm. All ages. Registration required.

Little Gardeners: - June 26th @ 2 pm. Children.

 



 





 




 

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