Supervisor

About

Statutory Duties & Responsibilities

• Serving as Chairman of the Township Board of Trustees
• Secretary to the Board of Review
• Irving Township’s Legal Agent
• Moderates Board Meetings
• Maintains all records of the Supervisor’s office
• Adoption of the Township Budget (working closely with our Clerk & Treasurer)
• Appointing of various commission members (for those who’d like to serve)
• Coordination of the Township operations and activities

Irving Township contains approximately 50.25 miles of paved roads and 22.5 miles of gravel roads under public jurisdiction within the Township. There are also many private roads throughout the Township. State trunkline highways (routes with an I‑, US‑, BL‑, or M‑ designation) within Irving Township are managed by the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT), while all other public roads are under the jurisdiction of the Barry County Road Commission.

Township roads are maintained by the Barry County Road Commission (269) 945-3449 ), with the Township paying for dust control and upkeep on gravel roads and repairs on paved roads, including line painting on paved roadways. Road upkeep and repairs are currently paid for through the general fund at Barry County.

Questions or Concerns?

We welcome your comments, suggestions, and even complaints. If you wish to speak with our Supervisor, please use the contact information on this page to get in touch.

Contact The Township Supervisor:
By appointment.