The Ottawa Hills Neighborhood Association will be holding its 18th Annual Garden Tour on Saturday June 25 from 9:00 am until 1:00 pm. There will once again be a great line-up of neighborhood gardens for the community to enjoy. This self-guided walking tour through the neighborhood is free and open to the general public. The Ottawa Hills neighborhood is one of the most beautiful neighborhoods in the city with tree lined streets, historic homes and friendly neighbors.The neighborhood was developed in the 1920s on the site of the former Grand Rapids Golf Club. Ottawa Hi
President: John Wittkowski - jwittkow at grcity.us
Vice President: Phil Balkema - philbalkema at hotmail.com
Treasurer: Don Pearson - dpearso at whidbey.com
Secretary: Sue Haveman - haveman6 at sbcglobal.net
Block 1 - Diane Petrakis
Block 2 - Kathy Vance
Block 3 - Lu Mulder
Block 4 - Laurel Balkema
Block 5 - Nancy Scott
Block 6 - Mary Carolyn Matteson
Block 7 - Bob Hosack
Block 8 - Aaron Jonker
Block 9 - Dick Court
Block 10 - Mike VanDenend
The Neighborhood Email List and Neighborhood Web Site are solely for the purpose of conducting Ottawa Hills Neighborhood (referred also as the “Neighborhood”) business. Some job/volunteer responsibilities of the Neighborhood require access to the Internet and the use of requisite software.
Fire Safety Tips:
Have your furnace and fireplace checked to ensure proper operation. Make any repairs before the cold weather sets in. Also remember to keep stored items at least 3 feet from all heat producing appliances.
If you have a natural Christmas tree make sure you keep it watered. The needles should not fall off when you brush your fingers along the branches.
Use great care in the use of holiday lighting. Do not overload your home's electrical system.
Located in the city of Grand Rapids, Michigan, the Ottawa Hills Neighborhood is bounded by Franklin Street on the north, Grand Rapids city limits on the east (approximately Cadillac Drive), Hall Street on the south, and Giddings Avenue on the west.