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Page 1: Table of Contents - Northern Michigan University€¦ · Baraga County, MI (2010) PAGE 2 Baraga County is nestled on the southern shore of Lake Superior, and is a county with unlimited
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Table of Contents

ALGER COUNTY .................................................................................................................................................................. 1

BARAGA COUNTY ............................................................................................................................................................... 2

CHIPPEWA COUNTY ........................................................................................................................................................... 3

DELTA COUNTY ................................................................................................................................................................... 4

DICKINSON COUNTY ......................................................................................................................................................... 5

GOGEBIC COUNTY .............................................................................................................................................................. 6

HOUGHTON COUNTY ....................................................................................................................................................... 7

IRON COUNTY ................................................................................................................................................................... 8

KEWEENAW COUNTY ...................................................................................................................................................... 9

LUCE COUNTY .................................................................................................................................................................. 10

MACKINAC COUNTY ....................................................................................................................................................... 11

MARQUETTE COUNTY ...................................................................................................................................................... 12

MENOMINEE COUNTY .................................................................................................................................................... 13

ONTONAGON COUNTY .................................................................................................................................................... 14

SCHOOLCRAFT COUNTY .................................................................................................................................................. 15

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Alger County, MI (2010) PAGE 1

Home of beautiful Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, Alger County extends along the southern shore of Lake Superior for over 80 miles. Several hundred thousand visitors come to local attractions each year, supporting a significant year-around tourism industry. Alger County also provides a significant amount of manufacturing employment and is connected to the Midwest and Canadian markets by means of Highways M-28 and US-41, as well as by rail. The wealth of natural resources is crucial to the local economy, supplying both raw materials for industry and scenic beauty and recreational opportunities for local residents and tourists. This central Upper Peninsula County includes 8 townships, 1 city, and 10 unincorporated communities. Munising is the major city and seat of local government.

Census 2000 2010 % Change

Population 9,862 9,601 2.6%

Land Area 917.83 Square Miles

LAbor ForCe (DeC 2010) Total Labor Force............................................ .......4,050Employed........................................................3,525Unemployment rate................................................12.8%

eDuCAtion & trAining PubLiC SChooL DiStriCtS enroLLment

AuTrain-Onota.............................................................30Burt Township...............................................................63Munising....................................................................708Superior Central..........................................................404PrivAte SChooLS

Munising Baptist Seventh-Day Adventist

CoLLegeS & univerSitieS Northern Michigan University..................................9,428Bay de Noc Comm. College........................................2,230M-TEC at Bay College – offers customized business training across UP

WorkForCe DeveLoPment AgenCieS Michigan Works! The Job Force Board

heALth CAre & emergenCy ServiCeS muniSing memoriAL hoSPitAL

Basic Care............................................................40 BedsmArquette generAL hoSPitAL

(50 Miles from Munising)Nursing Homes...............................................................1Assisted Living Facilities.................................................6Home Health Providers...................................................1

Fire DePArtmentS Autrain Township, Onota Township, Burt Township Rock River Township, Mathias Township, Tri-County, Munising City, Munising Township, USDA Forest Service Munising Ranger Dist.

AmbuLAnCe 911 Service, Ambulance/First Responders located in Munising and outlying areas of county, Advanced EMS Life Support, Vehicle/Personnel in Munising, Hovercraft and specialty speed boat for lakes

CLimAte AverAge temPerAtureS

Summer.........................High 76.............................Low 55Winter...........................High 28.............................Low 14Annual Average...............................Snowfall: 141 inches

mAjor emPLoyerS thAt exPort number emPLoyeD

Neenah Paper, Inc (Munising Mill)..............................250Timber Products...........................................................142Trenary Home Bakery.....................................................12

other emPLoyerS number emPLoyeD

Michigan Dept. of Corrections....................................200Christmas Kewadin Casino........................................120Munising Memorial Hospital.......................................96Tendercare ...........................................................95Munising Public Schools..............................................90Superior Central Schools.............................................50 Glen ’s M a rk et ..............................................................36County of Alger.............................................................36Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore.............................35Peoples State Bank......................................................32

FinAnCiAL ServiCeS Chatham-Eben Co-Op Federal Credit Union, Citizens Bank, Munising Community Credit Union, Peoples State Bank, Trenary Co-Op Federal Credit Union, Wells Fargo Bank

inDuStriAL AnD CommerCiAL number oF eStAbLiShmentSForestry, Fishing, and Agriculture...................................22Construction................................................................48Manufacturing...............................................................9Wholesale Trade.............................................................1Retail Trade...................................................................78Transportation and Warehousing.................................12Information...................................................................10Finance and Insurance...................................................21Real Estate, Rentals, Leasing......................................16Professional and Technical Services..........................154Admin. Support, Waste Mgt Services............................4Health care, social assistance......................................29Arts and recreation........................................................18Accommodations and food services...........................147Government..................................................................22Non-profit/service organizations................................147Other Services................................................................4TOTAL........................................................................675

trAnSPortAtion Air ServiCe Hanley Field- grass strip, non-commercialK.I. Sawyer International AirportrAiL CArrierS Canadian National RailwayALTRAN (dial-a-ride, shuttle bus)Grand Island Ferry (seasonal passenger service)

mAjor highWAyS US-41, M-28, M-67, M-77, M-94

neAreSt CentrAL CitieS Green Bay, WI......................................................172 miles Duluth, MN.........................................................295 miles Chicago, IL..........................................................378 miles

teLeCommuniCAtionS LoCAL AnD CeLLuLAr teLePhone

Hiawatha Telephone Co., TDS Telecom, Verizon Wire-less, AT&T Wirelessinternet ServiCe ProviDerS

Hiawatha Telephone Co. (Jamadots DSL), Charter Com-munications, TDS Telecom

utiLitieS eLeCtriCity

Alger-Electric Co-Op, Upper Peninsula Power Co. (UPPCO)nAturAL gAS

Bowman Gas (propane), Lagasco PropaneDTE/MichCon (natural gas), Volunteer Energy (natural gas)muniCiPAL WAter & SeWer

City of Munising

government Alger County Government InformationPublic Records

reCreAtionAL oPPortunitieS Casino................................................Christmas KewadinLighthouses/Range Light Sets.........................................6Scenic Waterfalls.........................................................20Lake Superior Harbor Facilities.........................................2National/State Forest Campgrounds...............................7Municipal/Private Campgrounds....................................4Total Campsites...........................................................750Bed & Breakfasts/Cabins/Resorts...............................150Hotel/Motel Rooms.....................................................814Miles of Lake Superior Shoreline..................................80Miles of Hiking/Biking Trails.......................................239Miles of Snowmobile/OHV Trails.............................400+Pictured Rocks National LakeshoreHiawatha National ForestGrand Island National Recreation AreaAlger Underwater Preserve Lake Superior State Forest Boat Cruises/ToursCharter Fishing and DivingHiking/BikingKayaking/CanoeingCross-CountrySkiing/SnowshoeingIce Caves/Formations/Climbing

Alger County Chamber of CommerceP.O. Box 405, Munising MI 49862Email: [email protected] Carberry, Interim DirectorPh: (906) 387-2138

Central upper Peninsula Planning and Development regional Commission2415 14th Avenue South, Escanaba, MI 49829 Email: [email protected] Ph: (906) 786-9234 or 800-562-9828

northern michigan university Center for rural Community and economic Development1401 Presque Isle Ave., Marquette, MI 49855 Email: [email protected]

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Baraga County, MI (2010) PAGE 2

Baraga County is nestled on the southern shore of Lake Superior, and is a county with unlimited options. It provides great access to Lake Superior, along with a multitude of inland lakes and streams. The county also offers some of the greatest fishing and boating in the Midwest, while providing endless miles of trails and wilderness to explore. Baraga County possesses an extremely strong and assorted manufacturing background, while also having a leading advantage in the world of sustainable forestry practices. With rich history and diverse background Baraga County is truly a four-season destination.

Census 2000 2010 % Change

Population 8,739 8,860 -1.4%

Land Area 917.83 Square Miles

LAbor ForCe (DeC 2010) Total Labor Force......................................................4,025Employed.........................................................3,175Unemployment Rate...............................................21.1%

eDuCAtion & trAining k-12 SChooLS enroLLment

Baraga Area Schools..................................................615 L’Anse Area Schools..................................................822Arvon Township Schools..............................................20

CoLLegeS & univerSitieS Finlandia UniversityNorthern Michigan UniversityGogebic Community CollegeMichigan Tech UniversityOjibwa Community College

WorkForCe DeveLoPment AgenCieS Western Upper Peninsula Michigan Works!

heALth CAre & emergenCy ServiCeS Baraga County Memorial HospitalnurSing homeS/home CAre

Baraga County Extended CareNew Day Treatment CenterBayside VillageCovington Rest HomeFire DePArtmentS

Covington Volunteer Fire DepartmentTownship of BaragaAura Volunteer Fire DepartmentL’Anse Fire DepartmentAmbuLAnCe

Bay Ambulance, Inc.Covington Township Ambulance Service

CLimAte AverAge temPerAtureS

Summer................................High 78°...................Low 54°Winter..................................High 20°....................Low 2°Snowfall......................................................151” annually

teLeCommuniCAtionS LoCAL

Baraga Telephone Company AT&T SprintCeLLuLAr

AT&TVerizon

mAjor emPLoyerS thAt exPort number emPLoyeD

Pettibone Traverse Lift LLC...........................................100Selkey Manufacturing..................................................58Erickson Lumber & True Value.........................................50Certainteed

other emPLoyerS number emPLoyeD

Keweenaw Bay Indian Community............................310MI Department of Corrections.................................300Baraga Co. Memorial Hospital.................................202Baraga County Extended Care......................................90Baraga Area School District........................................75Baraga County..............................................................50

FinAnCiAL ServiCeS Baraga County Federal Credit UnionCitizens BankSuperior National Bank & Trust

inDuStriAL & CommerCiAL Retail Trade General Building Contractors Truck & Courier Real EstateComputer & Data Processing Legal Services AccountingAuditing & Bookkeeping Management & Public Relations Financial Communications & MediaManufacturing & AssemblyPower GenerationForestry

inDuStriAL PArkS 3 - 20+ Acre Parks, Class A Road, Municipal Water & Sewer, Natural Gas, Electric, Telephone, Rail Lines

utiLitieS eLeCtriCity

Wisconsin Electric(U.P. Power CompanynAturAL gAS

SEMCOWAter

Municipal, Private Wells SeWer

Municipal, Septic Systems

WASte DiSPoSAL

Waste Management CAbLe tv

Charter Communications

highWAySUS-41, US-141, M-28, M-38

neAreSt CentrAL CitieS Chicago, IL.........................................................350 milesGreen Bay, WI.....................................................143 miles

government Baraga County Government InformationPublic Records

trAnSPortAtion buS LineS

Greyhound rAiL CArrierS

Wisconsin CentralAirPortS

Houghton County MemorialSawyer International AirportAirLineS

United/Sky West AirlinesDelta ConnectionreCreAtionAL oPPortunitieS

Shrine of the Snowshoe PriestMount Arvon, Michigan’s highest peakRecreational harbor facilitiesL’Anse Township ParkCraig Lake State ParkOjibwa Casino/ResortBaraga State ParkBaraga County Historical MuseumHuron Bay & Huron IslandsLake Trout FestivalL’Anse Golf CourseL’Anse Big Bay Snowmobile Trail Lac View Snowmobile TrailCounty Fair (Aug)Keweenaw Bay Indian Community Pow-Wow Hanka HomesteadAlbert Village MuseumHenry Ford’s model sawmill villageAura JamboreeKeweenaw BayL’Anse & Baraga on Lake Superior

baraga County Chamber of CommerceP.O. Box 122, L’Anse MI, 49946Ph: (906) 353-8808Email: [email protected]

Western upper Peninsula Planning & Development regionMichigan Planning Region 13Ph: (906) 482.7205 Email: [email protected]

northern michigan university Center for rural Community and economic Development1401 Presque Isle Ave., Marquette, MI 49855 Email: [email protected]

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Chippewa County, MI (2010) PAGE 3

Chippewa Country is located on the southern shore of Lake Superior and includes 1 city, 1 village and 15 townships. Chippewa County has strong service/government sector employment base and growing manufacturing base. The largest employer is the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians. The county covers 2,698 square miles, has 456 miles of Great Lakes shoreline, 34 inland lakes over 50 acres in size, and nearly 458,000 acres of public recreation land. There are 11 marinas and 7 first class gold courses.

Census 2000 2010 % Change

Population 38,543 38,520 -0.1%

Land Area 38,731 Square Miles

LAbor ForCe (DeC 2010) Total Labor Force..................................................16,600Employed............................................................14,450Unemployment.............................................13.0%

eDuCAtion & trAining k-12 SChooLS enroLLment

10 Public Districts…...............................................5,1183 Private Schools........................................................145

CoLLegeS & univerSitieS Lake Superior State University.................................3,371Bay Mills Community College....................................591

WorkForCe DeveLoPment AgenCieS Eastern Upper Peninsula Michigan Works!Sault Area Career Center

heALth CAre & emergenCy ServiCeS War Memorial Hospital, Sault Tribe Health Center, VA ClinicNursing Homes................................................................1Assisted Living Facilities.................................................3Home Health Providers....................................................5

PubLiC SAFety & Fire PerSonneL Sault Ste. Marie Police.................................................28County Sheriff………...................................................3Michigan State Police, Sault Tribe Law Enforcement, Bay Mills Tribal PoliceKinross Charter Twp. Police............................................5Sault Ste. Marie Fire/EMS...........................................20Kinross Charter Twp. EMS…........................................21

CLimAte AverAge temPerAtureS

Summer............................High 75°.....................Low 52°Winter..............................High 21°......................Low 5°Snowfall......................................................115” annuallyRainfall………………………….......….33” annually

buSineSS inCubAtorS City of Sault Ste. Marie EDC Industrial IncubatorSault Ste. Marie SmartZone

key mAnuFACturerS thAt exPort number emPLoyeD

Precision Edge Surgical Products................................185PCC Superior Fabrication.............................................75R&B Electronics............................................................45Hoover Precision Products..........................................43JAS Veneer...................................................................20Bunker Manufacturing..................................................15Innovative Composites.................................................10

other mAjor emPLoyerS number emPLoyeD

Sault Tribe of Chippewa Indians..............................1,925State of Michigan Offices........................................1,342State of MI Corrections............................................1,191Bay Mills Resort..........................................................753War Memorial Hospital..............................................664

FinAnCiAL ServiCeS Full Service Banks...........................................................6Credit Unions..................................................................4

inDuStriAL & CommerCiAL Retail Trade.................................................................141Construction.............................................................121Accommodation and Food Service............................112Professional and Technical Services............................47Finance & Insurance......................................................41Manufacturing....................................................24Wholesale Trade...........................................................21Real Estate....................................................................18Truck & Courier.............................................................10Educational Services......................................................6Utilities.................................................................5Telecommunications.................................................5Mining.......................................................................3

inDuStriAL PArkS Sault industrial Park; 64 acres, State Certified Park & Foreign Trade Zone Chippewa County Air indus-trial Park; 1,850 acres, rail spur, primary airport 7,200’ & 5,200’ runway Sault Ste. marie Air industrial Park; 619 acres

trAnSPortAtion Air ServiCe Chippewa County International Airport (CIU)PASSenger ServiCe Delta Airlines provided by Mesaba Sanderson Field (Sault) – General AviationDAiLy Air ServiCe FedEx, UPS, USPSgrounD ServiCe Bus lines (Indian Trails, EUPTA & CLM-CAA, (Eastern UP Transit Authority, Chip-Luce-Mack Community Action Agency)Trucking Companies.......................................................2Delivery Services............................................................3Taxi Services...................................................................2Car & Truck Rentals........................................................5rAiL CArrierS Canadian National RailwaymArine Sault Ste. Marie (Soo Locks), Port Drummond (Lake Huron), Rice Coal Dock (Sault), Carbide Dock (Sault)

teLeCommuniCAtionS LoCAL AnD CeLLuLAr AT&T, CenturyLink, Chippewa County

Telecom, Hiwatha Tel, Charter, Verizon, SprintiSPS Seven (7): (incl. DLS, wireless & satellite)CAbLe internet Charter CommunicationsSAteLLite Dish Network, DirecTV

neAreSt CentrAL CitieS Saginaw, MI...............................................................231Lansing, MI.................................................................271Green Bay, WI............................................................281Grand Rapids, MI.......................................................285

highWAyS I-75, M-28, M-48, M-80, M-123, M-129, M-134, M-221

utiLitieS eLeCtriCity Cloverland ElectricnAturAL gAS DTE EnergyWAter & SeWer Municipal in Sault Ste. Marie, Kinross Charter Township, DeTour Village, Well & septic in all other areas.CAbLe tv Charter CommunicationsWASte DiSPoSAL Waste Management, Smith Sanitation (Private), Republic Waste Services

CuLturAL/reCreAtionAL the ArtS Numerous museums, historic homes, light-houses, theatres and historical societies County-wide.other

Casinos.............................................Sault (1), Bay Mills (2)Lighthouses...................................................................7City, County and Township ParksNational Forest Campgrounds....................................13State Parks: Brimley, Tahquamenon FallsCampgrounds...............................................................41 Campsites...............................................................1,984 Bed & Breakfasts............................................................1Hotel/motel rooms..................................................1,493Miles of Great Lakes Shoreline...................................456Miles of hiking, skiing, bike trails................................145Miles of snowmobile trails........................................220Miles of ORV trails.......................................................50Miles of scenic highway..............................................91Golf Courses……..........................................................7Tahquamenon Scenic Heritage Route

meDiA neWSPAPerS

Sault Evening News (daily)Tri County Buyer’s Guide (weekly)Bay Mills News (weekly)Drummond Island Digest (weekly)St. Ignace News (weekly)Whitefish Eagle (weekly)Win Awenwen Nisitotung - Sault Tribe News (monthly)rADio

FM Channels (10), AM Channels (2)teLeviSion

Channels 29 & 8 (WGTV/ABC),WWTV/WWUP 9&10(CBS), Channel 7 & 4 (NBC), Fox 33, CTV & CBC (Canadian )

Sault Ste. marie City of Sault Ste. Marie EDC1301 W. Easterday Ave., SSM, MI 49873Ph: (906) 635-9131 Fax: 906-635-1999 Email: [email protected]

Chippewa CountyKathy Noel, President, Chippewa County EDC5019 W. Airport Rd, Kincheloe, MI 49788Ph: (906) 495-5632 Fax: 906-495-5714Email: [email protected]

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Delta County, MI (2010) PAGE 4

Delta County is located on the northern shore of Lake Michigan and includes 2 cities and 14 unincorporated communities. Delta County has a strong manufacturing base, averaging nearly 20%. The county has 211 miles of Great Lakes shoreline, 514 miles of rivers/streams, nearly 6,000 acres of inland lakes and ponds, and nearly 310,000 acres of public recreation land. There are 4 championship golf courses and three 9-hole courses in the county.

LAbor ForCe (DeC 2010) Total Labor Force...................................................18,575Employed....................................................16,450Unemployment Rate...............................................11.5%

eDuCAtion & trAining k-12 SChooLS enroLLment

8 Public Districts.......................................7,124 students2 Private Schools..........................................358 students

CoLLegeS & univerSitieS Bay de Noc Community College..................................2,230oFFering 4 yeAr DegreeS At bAy

Lake Superior State UniversityM-TEC at Bay College – offers customized business training across UP

WorkForCe DeveLoPment AgenCieS Michigan Works! The Job Force Board

heALth CAre & emergenCy ServiCeS oSF St FrAnCiS hoSPitAL

Also has medical center, dialysis center, rehab center, ICU, home health, hospice, and several rural centers, cardiac with ER, and MRI Center.mArquette generAL hoSPitAL

Medical Centers in county; hospital 65 mi. beLLin heALth

Escanaba Clinic with family practitionersPubLiC SAFety & Fire PerSonneL

Escanaba......................................................................35Gladstone.................................................11 + VolunteersCounty Sheriff...............................................................42Michigan State Police..................................................12County Wide Ambulance Service Available

CLimAte AverAge temPerAtureS

Summer.................................High 76.4................Low 24Winter...................................High 28.5.................Low 7.2

tAx-Free SiteS Renaissance Zone at Delta County Airport features 132 acres free of state and local taxes. Tax Abatements & Incentives for real & personal property available in Escanaba and Gladstone as Core Communities.

mAjor emPLoyerS thAt exPort 21% oF emPLoyment bASe number emPLoyeD

New Page................................................................1,200Engineered Machined Products*...............................400Besse Forest Products Group**..................................180Andex Industries.........................................................140VanAire ***...................................................................75*2001 MI Manufacturer of the Year

**2001 Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of Year*** One of the 2005 Top 50 Small Businesses to Watch

other emPLoyerS number emPLoyeD

Escanaba/Gladstone Schools....................................690Island Resort & Casino...............................................550OSF St Francis Hospital..............................................850Wal-Mart............................................................175Bay de Noc Community College...................................387Marquette Medical Clinic...........................................190Elmer’s C ou n t y M a rk et..............................................125City of Escanaba........................................................175Community Action Agency.........................................175Shopko (Dept. Store).................................................175Forest Products Industry............................................326

FinAnCiAL ServiCeS Full service banks...........................................................6Credit Unions..................................................................7other buSineSS FinAnCiAL reSourCeS

Revolving loan funds (Escanaba, Gladstone, Perkins) Northern Initiatives; Shorebank BIDCO; US Rural Development, SBA

inDuStriAL PArkS Escanaba........................................................................3 Gladstone.......................................................................2 County.............................................................................1Class A Roads, Municipal Water & Sewer, Natural Gas, Electric, Telephone, High Speed Cable Internet available at all parks.

teLeCommuniCAtionS LoCAL

ATT, Charter Communications CeLLuLAr

Alltel, Cellular OneAnSWering ServiCe

Range TelecommunicationsiSPS

Five providersCAbLe internet

Charter CommunicationsWireLeSS broADbAnD

DSTECH

trAnSPortAtion Air ServiCe

Delta County Airport (ESC)PASSenger ServiCe

Northwest Airlines DAiLy Air ServiCe

Fed Ex, UPS, USPS

grounD ServiCe

Bus linesIndian Trails & DATA (Delta Area Transportation Authority) Trucking Companies.....................................................11Delivery Services...........................................................6rAiL CArrierS

Escanaba & Lake Superior............................................70Canadian National Railway........................................100mArine

Delta County is home to 3 deep-water ports: Escanaba, Gladstone, and Wells. Escanaba ships 6 million tons of iron ore out each year. Coal, limestone, and bulk chemicals come into ports as well.

mAjor highWAyS US-2, US-41, M-35, M-69, M-183

utiLitieS eLeCtriCity

Escanaba and Gladstone MunicipalUpper Peninsula Power CoWE EnergyAlger-Delta Electric CooperativenAturAL gAS

DTE EnergyWAter & SeWer

Municipal in Escanaba & Gladstone. Well & septic other areas.

government Delta County Government Directory Public Records

reCreAtionAL oPPortunitieS ArtS

Bonifas Fine Arts Center. Players de Noc, Bay Arts, Strings on the Bay, Bay Choral Society, Bay Jazz Band, Delta Folks, Numerous guilds.other

Fayette State Parks (historical)Lighthouses................................................................2National Forest Campgrounds......................................13Campgrounds...............................................................26Campsites...................................................................567Bed & Breakfasts............................................................4Hotel/motel rooms...................................................1350Miles of Great Lakes Shoreline..................................211Miles of hiking, skiing, bike trails..................................82Miles of snowmobile trails..........................................53Miles of ORV trails.......................................................21Miles of scenic highway..............................................81

Delta County economic Development Alliance230 Ludington Street, Escanaba, MI 49829Christina Henderson, Executive Director Ph: (906) 786-2192 or 888-DELTA Email: [email protected]

Central upper Peninsula Planning and Development regional Commission2415 14TH Avenue South , Escanaba, MI 49829 Ph: (906) 786-9234 or 800-562-9828 Email: [email protected]

northern michigan university Center for rural Community and economic Development1401 Presque Isle Ave., Marquette, MI 49855 Email: [email protected]

Census 2000 2010 % Change

Population 38,528 37,069 -3.8%

Land Area 1,170 Square Miles

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Dickinson County, MI (2010) PAGE 5

Dickinson County is located in the south-central Upper Peninsula of Michigan, and is considered one of the industrial hubs of northern Michigan. Its strong industrial base is further complemented by recreational opportunities that supply a steady stream of tourism to the area. It has grown 9% since 1997, and estimated to reach a population of 27,820 by the year 2010. Census 2000 2010 % Change

Population 27,474 26,168 4.8%

Land Area 766.34 Square Miles

LAbor ForCe (DeC 2010) Total Labor Force...................................................13,675Employed.............................................................12,325Unemployment rate................................................11.5%

eDuCAtion & trAining PubLiC AnD PAroChiAL SChooLS

Iron Mountain Public SchoolsBreitung Township Schools Norway Vulcan Area Schools North Dickinson SchoolDickinson Iron Mountain Intermediate SchoolsPine Mountain Christian SchoolHoly Spirit Central SchoolDickinson Iron Technical Education Center

WorkForCe DeveLoPment AgenCieS enroLLment

Northern Michigan University.................................9,428Michigan Technological University.........................3,371Bay de Noc Comm. College......................................2,400 (Located in Escanaba)M-TEC at Bay College –offers customized business training across UP

WorkForCe DeveLoPment Michigan Works! The Job Force Board

heALth CAre & emergenCy ServiCeS Dickinson Healthcare SystemsVeterans Administration HospitalNursing HomesAssisted Living FacilitiesHome Health Providers

PubLiC SAFety & Fire PerSoneLL Fire DepartmentsAmbuLAnCe

Beacon Ambulance ServiceFaithorn Rescue Squad

CLimAte AverAge temPerAtureS

Summer................................High 78.....................Low 5Winter..................................High 27....................Low 53

mAjor emPLoyerS thAt exPort number emPLoyeD

Verso.....................................................................475Northern Star Industries............................................425Grede Foundries.........................................................392Champion, Inc. ...........................................................354Oldenburg Group Inc. ...............................................175LP Corporation............................................................146MJ Electric.................................................................140

other emPLoyerS number emPLoyeD

Dickinson Health Care System...................................615Department of Veterans Affairs Hospital...................420Breitung Township Schools........................................223Iron Mountain Schools..............................................150Gunville Trucking, Inc. ................................................130US Special Delivery....................................................110Coleman Engineering...................................................94Great American Disposal/Loadmaster........................70

FinAnCiAL ServiCeS First National Bank of Iron Mountain/KingsfordFirst National Bank of NorwayIron Mountain Kingsford Credit UnionNorth Country BankRepublic BankWells Fargo of Michigan Revolving Loan Funds U.S. Rural Development

inDuStriAL & CommerCiAL Retail TradeGeneral Building ContractorsTruck & CourierReal EstateComputer & Data ProcessingLegal ServicesAccounting, Auditing & Bookkeeping Management & Public Relations FinancialCommunications & Media

inDuStriAL PArkS Iron Mountain.................................................................1 Norway...........................................................................1Norway-Vulcan..............................................................1 Class A Roads, Municipal Water & Sewer, Natural Gas, Electric, Telephone, High Speed Cable Internet available at all parks. Rail lines to some.

meDiA neWSPAPerS

The Daily NewsThe AdvertiserThe Norway CurrentteLeviSion

TV6 News (Iron Mountain Bureau) rADio StAtionS

Northern Star Broadcasting, 93.1, & 94.3WJNR 101.5, WOBE 100.7, WMIQ 107

teLeCommuniCAtionS LoCAL

AT&TNiagara TelephoneCeLLuLAr

CenturyLinkAT&TCAbLe internet

Charter CommunicationsU.P. Logon.com internet

U.P. Net

government Dickinson County Government Directory Public Records

trAnSPortAtion Air ServiCe

Great Lakes Aviation, Ltd. (United Express) Northwestern Charter Service by Superior AviatiorrAiLroADS

Escanaba & Lake SuperiorCanadian National RailwayPortS

Escanaba (Lake Michigan) Marquette (Lake Superior)

mAjor highWAyS US-2, US-8, US-141, M-69, M-95

neAreSt CentrAL CitieS Green Bay, WI..................................................129 miles Madison, WI.....................................................263 miles Chicago, IL ........................................................263 miles

utiLitieS eLeCtriCityCity of NorwayWE EnergiesnAturAL gAS

DTE Energy WASte DiSPoSAL

Great American Disposal & Recycling

CuLturAL & reCreAtionAL Pine Mountain Music FestivalPine Mountain Music JamDickinson County Council for the ArtsCommunity Performing ArtsNorway-Vulcan Fine ArtsPine Mountain Ski JumpingCamping, Hiking, Biking, Snowmobile, Skiing, ORV trails, Bed & Breakfasts, Hotel/Motel rooms, Fishing and miles and miles of lakes and scenic highways.

Dickinson Area Partnership/tourism, Chamber, and economic Development600 South Stephenson, Iron Mountain, MI 49801 Ph: 906-774-2002Email: [email protected]

Central upper Peninsula Planning and Development regional Commission2415 14TH Ave. South, Escanaba, MI 49829Ph: (906) 786-9234 or 800-562-9828Email: [email protected]

northern michigan university Center for rural Community and economic Development1401 Presque Isle Ave., Marquette, MI 49855 Email: [email protected]

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Gogebic County, MI (2010) PAGE 6

Gogebic County is Michigan’s most northwestern county, bordering Wisconsin to Lake Superior. Its economy is comprised of 3 dominant sectors: diverse industries, forest products, and tourism. Non-forest related industries include precision tool making, plastic injection molding, industrial sewing operations and electronic assembly. Forest related industries include logging, sawmills, and dimension mills with regional, national and international markets. The forest provides recreation and tourism activities including mountain biking, snowmobiling, downhill and cross country trails, hiking, and camping. Ottawa National Forest, including Sylvania Wilderness Area, is a strong recreation area. The tourism industry focuses on a wealth of natural resources located in the county. Lake Superior, trout streams, waterfalls, and inland lakes including Lake Gogebic draw fair weather visitors, while 4 alpine ski hills/resorts in the county and miles of ski and snowmobile trails afford ample opportunities for winter visitors. The Lac Vieux Desert Band of Lake Superior Chippewa operates a gaming casino/resort. The county has three tax-free development sites (“Renaissance Zones”) intended to attract new investment to the county by eliminating Michigan taxes to occupants of the zone.

Census 2000 2010 % Change

Population 17,375 16,427 -5.5%

Land Area 1,101.86 Square Miles

LAbor ForCe (DeC 2010) Total Labor Force.....................................................7,050Employed.................................................................6,200Unemployment.......................................................11.9%

eDuCAtion & trAining k-12 SChooLS enroLLment

Bessemer Area Schools.............................................525Ironwood Area Schools...........................................1,205 Marenisco Public Schools............................................90 Wakefield Township Schools.....................................283 Watersmeet Township...............................................208

CoLLegeS & univerSitieS Gogebic Community College, Michigan Tech University

WorkForCe DeveLoPment AgenCieS Western Upper Peninsula Michigan Works!

heALth CAre & emergenCy ServiCeS ASPiruS grAnD vieW

Basic Care............................................................54 BedsgogebiC meDiCAL CAre FACiLity

Basic/Skilled Care.............................................109 Beds (Includes Long Term Care)joSePhSon’S nurSing home

Basic Care............................................................47 Beds(Includes Long Term Care)WeStgAte Living Center

Basic Care............................................................65 Beds(Includes Long Term Care)Fire DePArtmentS

3 cities, 6 townshipsAmbuLAnCe

Beacon Ambulance Service, Inc., Marenisco Township,Watersmeet First Responders

CLimAte AverAge temPerAtureS

Summer..........................High 79..........................Low 55 Winter............................High 20............................Low 1 Snowfall Average.............................155 Inches Annually Fall Colors Best in Region

inDuStriAL PArkS 2 - 20+ Acre Parks, Class A Road Municipal Water & Sewer, Natural Gas, Electric, Telephone, Rail Lines

tAx-Free SiteS Gogebic County Airport Marenisco Township Wakefield Township

mAnuFACturerS Globe Publishing LLC Corullo Forest Products Corp.Globe Concrete & Supply Burton Industries, Inc. Extreme Tool & Engine Inc. Precision ToolJacquart Fabric Products

mAjor emPLoyerS thAt exPort number emPLoyeD

Bessemer Plywood Corporation.................................150Ironwood Plastics, Inc................................................160Jacquart Fabric Products...........................................176Extreme Tool & Engineering.........................................55

other emPLoyerS number emPLoyeD

Dancing Eagles Resort Inc.........................................400Grand View Health System Inc...................................300Indianhead Mountain Resort.....................................200Big Powderhorn Mountain.........................................175Ironwood Area Schools..............................................100Mt Zion Ski Hill.............................................................85City of Ironwood...........................................................75Josephson Nursing Home Inc......................................62Gogebic County Road Commission..............................50

FinAnCiAL ServiCeS Gogebic Range BankWells Fargo BankRiver Valley BankCitizens Bank1st National Bank of Wakefield & BessemerCity of Ironwood Revolving Loan Fund County Revolving Loan Fund Superior Revolving Loan Fund Local Development Corporation

inDuStriAL & CommerCiAL Retail Trade General Building Contractors Truck & Courier Real Estate

Computer & Data Processing Legal ServicesAuditing & Bookkeeping Management & Public Relations Financial Communications & Media

teLeCommuniCAtionS LoCAL & CeLLuLAr teLePhone

AT&T, CenturyTel, Charter, Verizon

ACCeSSibiLity highWAyS

US 41, US 141, M-28, M-38, M-64

neAreSt CentrAL CitieS Chicago.............................................................393 MilesGreen Bay..........................................................216 Miles

government Gogebic County Government DirectoryPublic Records

trAnSPortAtion Rail CarrierCanadian National

utiLitieS eLeCtriCity

Xcel EnergyWisconsin Electric Wakefield Municipal UtilitiesnAturAL gAS

Xcel EnergyProPAne

FerrellgasLakes Gas CompanyWAter

Municipal Private WellsSeWer

Municipal, Septic SystemsWASte DiSPoSAL

Superior Waste ServiceCAbLe tv

Charter Communications

reCreAtionAL Black River Harbor Waterfalls Copper PeakRecreational Harbor Facilities Downhill/Cross Country Ski Trails Lake Gogebic State Park130 Miles of Snowmobile Trails

gogebic County economic Development CommissionE4946 Jackson Road, Ironwood MI 49938Ph: (906) 932-2090. Fax: (906) 932-2129Email: [email protected]

Western upper Peninsula Planning & Development regionMichigan Planning Region 13Ph: (906) 482.7205Email: [email protected]

northern michigan university Center for rural Community and economic Development1401 Presque Isle Ave., Marquette, MI 49855 Email: [email protected]

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Houghton County, MI (2010) PAGE 7

Houghton County is located in the northwestern Upper Peninsula. Houghton is the county seat. The county has a total area of 1,012 square miles, 490 square miles of which is water. Its largest employer is Michigan Technological University.

Census 2000 2010 % Change

Population 36,013 36,628 1.7%

Land Area 1,011.72 Square MilesLAbor ForCe (DeC 2010) Total Labor Force...................................................17,350Employed...............................................................15,650 Unemployment.........................................................9.7%

eDuCAtion & trAining k-12 SChooLS enroLLment

Stanton Township Public School................................215Calumet Public Schools..........................................1,688Chassell Township Schools.......................................356Osceola Township Schools.......................................301Hancock Public Schools.........................................1,035Houghton-Portage Twp Schools.............................1,235Lake Linden-Hubbell Schools....................................600Adams Township School District...............................506Elm River Twp School District.......................................25

CoLLegeS & univerSitieS Finlandia University, Michigan Tech University

WorkForCe DeveLoPment AgenCieS Western Upper Peninsula Michigan Works!

heALth CAre & emergenCy ServiCeS Portage Health, Aspirus Keweenaw, Aspirus FastCare Walk-InnurSing homeS/home CAre

Houghton County Medical Care Facility, Our Lady of Mercy Health & Rehab, Arden View Assisted Living & Memory Care, Cypress Manor Health & Rehab CenterPortage Pointe, Centennial Healthcare Corp, Aspirus KeweenawFire DePArtmentS

3 cities, 6 townshipsAmbuLAnCe

Mercy Ambulance Service

CLimAte AverAge temPerAtureS

Summer...............................High 75.......................Low 54Winter.................................High 7........................Low -7Snowfall Average.............................203 Inches Annually Fall Colors Best in Region

tAx-Free SiteS renAiSSAnCe ZoneS

Calumet Township, Franklin Township/County AirportbuSineSS inCubAtorS

Lily I. Jutila Center for Global Design and BusinessMTEC SmartZone

PrimAry emPLoyment Private employmentUtilities Construction Manufacturing Wholesale trade Retail Trade

Transportation and warehousing Finance and insurance Real estateProfessional and technical servicesTechnology companiesTourismGovernment and government enterprises Federal, civilianMilitary State and local

mAjor emPLoyerS thAt exPort number emPLoyeD

Calumet Electronics Corporation...............................144Horner Flooring.............................................................70GS Engineering.............................................................60Peninsula Copper Industries.........................................55ThermoAnalyltics........................................................45

mAjor emPLoyerS number emPLoyeD

Michigan Tech University........................................1,450Portage Health............................................................579Aspirus Keweenaw.....................................................436Copper Country Mental Health..................................250CLK Schools................................................................188Portage Township Schools.........................................178Wal-Mart Corporation .............................................175Campioni Enterprises.................................................164BHK Child Development Board..................................160Thomas Moyle Construction......................................150Midwest Loan Service...............................................125

FinAnCiAL ServiCeS Midwest Loan Services IncSuperior National Bank & TrustCitizens BankWells FargoMiners State BankRiver Valley State BankRange BankMichigan Tech Employees Federal Credit UnionTorch Lake Federal Credit Union

inDuStriAL & CommerCiAL Retail Trade General Building Contractors Truck & Courier Real EstateComputer & Data Processing Legal Services AccountingAuditing & Bookkeeping Management & Public Relations Financial

Communications & Media

inDuStriAL PArkS 2 - 50+ Acre Parks, Class A Road Municipal Water & Sewer, Natural Gas, Electric, Telephone

teLeCommuniCAtionS LoCAL & CeLLuLAr teLePhone

AT&T, Sprint, Baraga Telephone, Verizon

ACCeSSibiLity highWAyS

US 41, M-26, M-28,M-38, M-203buS LineS

Indian TrailsAirPortS

Houghton County MemorialAirLineS

United/SkyWest Airlines

neAreSt CentrAL CitieS Chicago.............................................................415 MilesGreen Bay.........................................................209 MilesMinneapolis......................................................361 MilesDuluth...............................................................212 Miles

government Houghton County Government Directory, Public Records

utiLitieS eLeCtriCity

Xcel Energy, Wisconsin Electric, Ontonogan County REA, U.P. Power CompanynAturAL gAS

SEMCOWAter

Municipal Private WellsSeWer

Municipal, Septic SystemsWASte DiSPoSAL

Waste ManagementCAbLe tv

Charter Communications, Baraga Telephone/UP.net

reCreAtionAL Copper Country Trail National BywayCopper Country State ForestF. J. McLain State ParkHistoric town of CalumetCalumet TheatreQuincy Mine and Steam HoistCopper mining ruinsFishing & boatingSkiing, biking, camping, hunting, hikingMiles of shoreline with Agate beaches 250 miles of snowmobile trails

keweenaw Peninsula Chamber of Commerce Contact: Dallas Bond Ph: (906) 482-5240 Ph: (906) 875-6688Email: [email protected]

Western upper Peninsula Planning & Development regionMichigan Planning Region 13Ph: (906) 482.7205Email: [email protected]

northern michigan university Center for rural Community and economic Development1401 Presque Isle Ave., Marquette, MI 49855 Email: [email protected]

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Iron County, MI (2010) PAGE 8

Iron County is located in the west central region of the Upper Peninsula and borders Wisconsin to the south. Geographically, it is the fourth largest in the state by square miles. Primary sectors of the economy include forestry, tourism and long-time key manufacturers all centered around the bountiful resources within the county. These resources include northern hardwood and pine forests, numerous lakes rivers and streams and a dedicated workforce. The county boasts an economic development-friendly environment with a variety of incentives to businesses for creating new jobs in safe clean communities.

Census 2000 2010 % Change

Population 13,129 11,817 -10.0%

Land Area 1,166.36 Square Miles

LAbor ForCe (DeC 2010) Total Labor Force.....................................................5,475Employed................................................................4,875Unemployment..........................................................11%

eDuCAtion & trAining PubLiC SChooLS enroLLment

Forest Park District.....................................................405West Iron District.......................................................905

CoLLegeS & univerSitieS (Within a 50-mile radius)Gogebic Community College...................................5,979Bay de Noc, Iron Mountain......................................1,106

LibrArieS Amasa CommunityCrystal Falls CommunityWest Iron DistrictPorter School Library and Resource Center

WorkForCe DeveLoPment AgenCieS Western Upper Peninsula Michigan Works!

LiCenSeD DAyCAre FACiLitieS Family Facilities (4-8 children).....................................15Group Facilities (8+children).........................................5

heALth CAre & emergenCy ServiCeS NORTHSTAR Health SystemDickinson-Iron District Health DepartmentCLiniCS

Marquette Medical ClinicIron County Internal MedicineMarquette Medical Clinic Northpoint Behavioral Health CarebASiC nurSing FACiLity

Iron River Care CenterIron County Medical Care FacilityASSiSteD Living

Victorian Heights Assisted LivingAmbuLAnCe

Greater Iron County EMS/Marquette GHSNORTHSTAR Health SystemLAW enForCement

Sheriff DepartmentMichigan State PoliceDepartment of Natural ResourcesCaspian PoliceCrystal Falls PoliceIron River PoliceUPSET

CLimAte AverAge temPerAtureS

Summer.................................High 79.....................Low 52Winter...................................High 22......................Low 1

AverAge PreCiPitAtion

Snow.................................................................78 InchesRain...................................................................32 InchesGrowing Season..................................................84 Days

tAx Free SiteS The Crystal Falls Industrial Park is designated as a Renaissance ZoneTax Abatements & Incentives available in Iron River and Caspian as Core Communities & under Brownfield laws. Other communities by project.

key mAnuFACturerS Oldenburg GroupConnor-AGA Sports FlooringLester Detterbeck EnterprisesPine River Hardwoods, LLCMagiglide Inc.Dina Mia Kitchens Inc.Northeastern Products Corp.John’s Industries, Inc.Connor Hardwood CourtsChristiansen’s Custom Wood Working and Mfg.

other mAjor emPLoyerS NORTHSTAR Health SystemIron County Medical CareAngeli Foods CoForest Park School DistrictGlobal Response North Corp.West Iron County Public SchoolsAramark

FinAnCiAL ServiCeS First National Bank of Crystal FallsWells FargoCitizens BankMiners State BankCoVantage Credit UnionIron County Revolving Loan FundSuperior Iron Range Community Federal CU

inDuStriAL PArkS Crystal FallsCaspianIron River Amasa Industrial Development DistrictClass A roadsMunicipal Water & Sewer, Natural Gas, Electric

TelephoneRail service High-speed cable internet available.

teLeCommuniCAtionS LoCAL

AT&TCeLLuLAr

AT&TVerizonCommuniCAtionS

WIKB Radio 99.1 FM 12.30 AMIron County ReporterIron Mountain Daily NewsiSPS

UP.netUPlogon.comDiisd.orgIron River Co-op T.V.Fast Air Internet

ACCeSSibiLityUS 2, US 141, M-69, M-73, M-189, Forest Route 16

trAnSPortAtion motor CArrier

UP Special DeliveryAir ServiCe

Commercial Carriers through the Ford Airport in Iron Mountain and two county airportsAirLineS

United Sky West airlinesgovernment

Iron County Government DirectoryPublic Records

utiLitieS eLeCtriCity

Upper Peninsula Power CompanyWisconsin ElectricCity of Crystal FallsnAturAL gAS

DTE EnergyWAter

Municipal, Private Wells

otherIron County Chamber of Commerce….…www.iron.org Groomed Snowmobile Trails...........................250 MilesBlue Ribbon Trout Streams.............................................4Lakes.....................................................................150+

iron County economic Development Corporation2 South Sixth Street, Crystal Falls, MI 49920 Julie Melchiori, Director Ph: (906) 875-6688 Email: [email protected]

Western upper Peninsula Planning & Development regionMichigan Planning Region 13Ph: (906) 482.7205Email: [email protected]

northern michigan university Center for rural Community and economic Development1401 Presque Isle Ave., Marquette, MI 49855 Email: [email protected]

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Keweenaw County, MI (2010) PAGE 9

Keweenaw County is the northernmost county in the Upper Peninsula encompassing the Keweenaw Peninsula as well as Isle Royale. Eagle River is the county seat.

Census 2000 2010 % Change

Population 2,296 2,156 -6.1%

Land Area 540.97 Square Miles

LAbor ForCe (DeC 2010) Total Labor Force.....................................................1,100Employed...................................................................925Unemployment.......................................................16.2%

eDuCAtion & trAining enroLLment

CLK Schools............................................................1,688

CoLLegeS & univerSitieS Michigan Tech UniversityFinlandia University

WorkForCe DeveLoPment AgenCieS Western Upper Peninsula Michigan Works!

heALth CAre & emergenCy ServiCeS Aspirus KeweenawnurSing homeS/home CAre

Portage Pointe (Houghton County)Cypress Manor Health and Rehab (Houghton County)Houghton County Medical Care Facility (Houghton Co)Fire DePArtmentS

4 in countyAmbuLAnCe

County Wide Service Available – Mercy Ambulance

CLimAte AverAge temPerAtureS

Summer.................................High 75.....................Low 54Winter...................................High 20.......................Low 7Snowfall Average.............................103 Inches Annually

PrimAry emPLoyerS Lake Superior Bible Conference County of KeweenawSuperior National Bank & Trust

FinAnCiAL ServiCeS Superior National Bank & Trust

inDuStriAL & CommerCiAL Forestry, fishing, hunting, and agriculture supportConstructionWholesale tradeRetail tradeTransportation & warehousingFinance & insuranceReal estate, rental & leasingProfessional, scientific & technical servicesAdministration, support, waste management, remedia-tion services

Educational servicesHealth care and social assistanceArts, entertainment & recreationAccommodation & food servicesTourism

teLeCommuniCAtionS LoCAL

AT&TSprintCeLLuLAr

VerizonAT&Tinternet

Pasty.netCharter Communications

government Keweenaw County Government DirectoryPublic Records

highWAyS US-41, M-26

neAreSt CentrAL CitieS Chicago................................447 miles (From Eagle River)Green Bay.............................240 miles (From Eagle River)

trAnSPortAtion AirPortS

Houghton County MemorialMarquette County AirportAirLineS

United Sky West AirlinesPortS

Houghton

utiLitieS eLeCtriCity

U.P. Power CompanyWAter

Municipal Private WellsSeWer

MunicipalSeptic SystemsWASte DiSPoSAL

Waste ManagementCAbLe tv

Charter Communications

keweenaw County economic Development Corporation5095 4th St., Eagle River, MI 49950Ph: (906) 337-2229 Email: [email protected]

Western upper Peninsula Planning & Development regionMichigan Planning Region 13Ph: (906) 482.7205Email: [email protected]

northern michigan university Center for rural Community and economic Development1401 Presque Isle Ave., Marquette, MI 49855 Email: [email protected]

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Luce County, MI (2010) PAGE 10

Luce County is located in Michigan’s Eastern Upper Peninsula. The county is a 4-season recreational mecca with over 300,000 acres of public access land, 15,000 acres of inland lakes, 658 miles of rivers and streams, 31 miles of Lake Superior shoreline, and Tahquamenon Falls. The county’s economy is primarily based on forest products and tourism. The county has highway, rail, air and fiber optic telecommunication access. A progressive economic development program provides support services to new and existing business including loans, industrial sites and infrastructure development.

Census 2000 2010 % Change

Population 7,028 6,631 -5.6%

Land Area 903.08 Square Miles

LAbor ForCe (DeC 2010) Total Labor Force.....................................................2,575Employed................................................................2,225Unemployment Rate..............................................14.2%

eDuCAtion & trAining k-12 SChooLS enroLLment

Tahquamenon Area Schools....................760 elementary 350 secondary

CoLLegeS & univerSitieS Lake Superior State University..............................3,371Bay Mills Comm. College..........................................591

WorkForCe DeveLoPment AgenCieS Eastern Upper Peninsula Michigan Works!Sault Career Center

heALth CAre & emergenCy ServiCeS Helen Newberry Joy Hospital.............................86 BedsWalk-in clinic and wellness center on siteAssisted Living Facility..................................................1 Home Health Providers.................................................2PubLiC SAFety & Fire PerSonneL

Newberry Fire Department Class 6AmbuLAnCe/emt

Basic Service

CLimAte AverAge temPerAtureS

Summer................................High 76.....................Low 53Winter..................................High 23....................Low 8Snowfall............................................Average 108 inches

mAjor emPLoyerS thAt exPort number emPLoyeD

Louisiana Pacific.........................................................111Banks HardwoodsNewberry Lumber Co. .................................................19Newberry Wood Enterprises.......................................10Northern Wings Repair................................................13ZD Metal Products LLC

other emPLoyerS number emPLoyeD

State of Michigan......................................................399LMAS Health DepartmentTahquamenon Area Schools......................................143Helen Newberry Joy Hospital....................................271Luce County/Village of Nby........................................220

FinAnCiAL ServiCeS First National Bank of St. Ignace M BankTahquamenon Area Credit Union

inDuStriAL & CommerCiAL Retail Trade..................................................................46General Building Contractors.......................................11Wholesale Establishments............................................8Truck & Courier.............................................................10Computer & Data Processing..........................................1Legal Services................................................................4Acctg, Auditing & Bkkpg................................................3Engineering & Architectural...........................................2Management & Public Relations.................................1

inDuStriAL PArk 115 Acre Park, Class A Road, water & sewer, natural gas, electric, telephone, rail spur and protectivecovenants. 183 acre park expansion planned for 2010.

governmentLuce County Government DirectoryPublic Records

trAnSPortAtionAir ServiCe:

Luce County Airport – General Aviation FacilityrAiL CArrierS

Canadian National RailwaytruCking ComPAnieS

E. Bowler Trucking French TruckingJohn D. Roach Trucking Melvin Holbrook Trucking Nakladny TruckingWilliam N Burton TruckingZellar Bark & Trucking

teLeCommuniCAtionS LoCAL

AT&TLong DiStAnCe

AT&T, MCI, Sprint, & Others

utiLitieS eLeCtriCity

Cloverland ElectricnAturAL gAS

Semco EnergyWAter & SeWer

Pentland Township, Village of Newberry – well and septic in outlying areasCAbLe tv

Charter Communications

CuLturAL/reCreAtionAL LuCe County

Tahquamenon FallsWhitefish Point Shipwreck Museum300,000 acres of public access forest lands658 miles of rivers and streams including Hemingway’s Big Two-Hearted River31 miles of agate strewn Lake Superior shoreline200 miles of groomed snowmobile trails20 miles of groomed cross country ski trailsTahquamenon Logging MuseumLuce County Historical MuseumNewberry County Club Golf CourseWithin 60 miLe rADiuS oF LuCe County

Pictured Rocks National LakeshoreSeney National Wildlife RefugeBay Mills and Kewadin CasinosSoo LocksMackinac Island

Luce County economic Corporation14150 Co Rd 428, Suite B, Newberry, MI 49868 Ph: (906) 293-5982 or (906) 293-5353Carmen Pittenger, Executive Director Email: [email protected]

eastern u.P. regional Planning and Development CommissionP.O. Box 520, 125 Arlington, SSM, MI 49783Contact: Jeff Hagan Ph: (906) 635-1581 Email: [email protected]

northern michigan university Center for rural Community and economic Development1401 Presque Isle Ave., Marquette, MI 49855 Email: [email protected]

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Mackinac County, MI (2010) PAGE 11

Mackinac County is located on the northern shores of Lake Huron and Michigan and encompasses 2 cities and 11 townships. State and Federal land ownership is 54%. The largest employer is the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island, the largest year round employer is the Sault Tribe of Chippewa Indians. The growing tourism industry is currently built around the many attractions in St. Ignace and on Mackinac Island, National Forests, Lakes Huron and Michigan, numerous rivers, streams, inland lakes, public and private campgrounds and the rapidly growing snowmobile tourist season.

Census 2000 2010 % Change

Population 11,941 11,113 -6.9%

Land Area 1,021.58 Square MilesLAbor ForCe (DeC 2010) Total Labor Force....................................................4,975Employed...............................................................3,875Unemployment.......................................................21.9%

eDuCAtion & trAining PubLiC SChooLS enroLLment

Tahquamenon Area Schools.......................................777St. Ignace...................................................................643Les Cheneaux.............................................................313Engadine....................................................................286Mackinac Island...........................................................80

CoLLegeS & univerSitieS Lake Superior State University................................3,371North Central Mich. CollegeBay Mills Community College....................................591

WorkForCe DeveLoPment AgenCieS Eastern Upper Peninsula Michigan Works! Sault Tribe of Chippewa Indians

heALth CAre & emergenCy ServiCeS Straits Area HospitalBasic Care Long Term Care......................................................99 BedsCLiniCS

MSAH/HNJ/Schoolcraft Memorial – Curtis*MSAH/HNJ Clinic – EngadineMackinac Island*MSAH - NaubinwayFire DePArtmentS (CLASS rAting)

Townships 11, City 2AmbuLAnCe

Volunteer Ambulance Corps throughout County2 City Ambulance*MSAH – Mackinac Straits Area Hospital*HNJ – Helen Newberry Joy Hospital

FinAnCiAL ServiCeS Central Savings BankFirst National Bank of St. IgnaceNorth Country Bank & TrustState Savings Bank of ManistiqueSoo Co-op Credit UnionUP State Credit Union

CLimAte AverAge temPerAtureS

Summer.............................High 75.........................Low 48Winter...............................High 26...........................Low 9Snowfall Average.............................115 Inches AnnuallyHome of the Mackinac Bridge

mAnuFACturerS Bickham Doors................................................................1Clearwater Fisherman’s Co-OpCarl’s Cedar ShinglesHaske Post Company......................................................6 Hessel Block CompanyFlotation Docking Systems...........................................50Mackinac Fish Maket...................................................11Maples SawmillMichigan Limestone North Arrow Log HomesNye FarmsOld Mill Designs.............................................................2Sand Products...............................................................11Tassier Sugar Bush..........................................................1Thick “N” Thin Lumber Co...............................................3Up North Studios

mAjor emPLoyerS number emPLoyeD

SSM Tribe of Chippewa Indians..............................1,064Grand Hotel................................................................620Mackinac Straights Area Hospital.............................245State of Michigan......................................................203Arnold Transit Co.......................................................150 Shepler’s Mackinac....................................................150Autore Oil Co................................................................50Les Cheneaux Community Schools...............................50LMAS District Health Dept..........................................37Mackinac Bridge Authority Mackinac County.........................................................73St. Ignace Area Schools...............................................77Star Line Mackinac.....................................................80

inDuStriAL & CommerCiAL Accounting, Auditing & Bookkeeping Computer & Data ProcessingFinancialFishingGeneral Building ContractorsLegal ServicesLodging and ResortsManagement & Public RelationsRetail TradeReal EstateTourism IndustryTruck & Courier

inDuStriAL PArkS Clark Twp. Industrial Park

teLeCommuniCAtionS LoCAL AnD CeLLuLAr teLePhone

AT&T, CenturyLink, Verizon, Sprint

internet ServiCe ProviDer

MOTHERS Comuputers, Lighthouse Computers, AT&T, NoDin Wifi, Satellite

trAnSPortAtion truCking ComPAnieS

UP Special Delivery, FedEx Delivery, United Parcel ServicerAiL CArrier

Canadian National Railway

mArine CommerCiAL PortS

Port Inland, Port Dolomite, Cedarville QuarrymArinAS

Bois Blanc, Cedarville, Hessel, Naubinway, Mackinac Island, St. IgnaceAirPortS

Bois Blanc Hessel, Mackinac Island, St. Ignace

utiLitieS eLeCtriCity

Cloverland ElectricnAturAL gAS

DTE Energy, Semco, Propane AmeriGas, Autore Oil Company, Bowman Oil Company, Shute Oil Company, Ferrell GasWAter

Municipal, Private Wells, Sewer, Municipal, Septic SystemsWASte DiSPoSAL

Waste ManagementCAbLe tv

Charter Communications, UP Communications

reCreAtionAL Mackinac Bridge State Park Mackinac IslandHiawatha National ForestNorthern Lake Huron Nature Trail – East, WestNorthern Lake Michigan Nature TrailNorth Country TrailSport Fishing & HuntingPeek-a-Boo Hill Cross-country Ski Trail Hessel Ridge Golf CourseSt. Ignace Golf CourseLes Cheneaux Golf ClubWawashkamo Golf CourseNumerous Rivers, Lakes, & Streams Snowmobile & Hiking TrailsORV, ATV, Motorcycle TrailsFishing, Hunting, Boating, Bird watchingCampgrounds

mackinac County Planning Commission100 S. Marley Street, St. Ignace, MI 49781Chair: Ken Drenth Staff: Michelle Walk, MSUE Ph: (906) 643-7307 Email: [email protected]

eastern u.P. regional Planning and Development CommissionP.O. Box 520, 125 Arlington, SSM, MI 49783Contact: Jeff Hagan Ph: (906) 635-1581 Email: [email protected]

northern michigan university Center for rural Community and economic Development1401 Presque Isle Ave., Marquette, MI 49855 Email: [email protected]

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Marquette County, MI (2010) PAGE 12

Marquette County, on the shores of Lake Superior, was founded on the iron ore industry. Hard working ancestors and employees today help sustain this multi-million dollar industry. The people continue to possess a strong work ethic and instill it in their children. Marquette County is the largest county in the State of Michigan with over 1,800 square miles. Marquette is the largest city in the Upper Peninsula. Marquette County is home to Northern Michigan University and Marquette General Health System, the largest regional health care system in the Upper Peninsula.

Historically built on growth in mining and forest products industries, Marquette County now offers a diverse economic base, which includes enhanced technological opportunities, a regional airport, a deep-water seaport, and expanded rail connectivity. All-seasons recreational opportunities abound including a world class point-to-point mountain bike race and cross-country ski marathon, with registrants regionally and from around the globe.

Census 2000 2010 % Change

Population 64,623 67,077 3.8%

Land Area 1,821.05 Square Miles

LAbor ForCe (DeC 2010) Total Labor Force....................................................35,500Employed...............................................................32,400Unemployment.........................................................8.7%SourCe: WWW.miChigAn.gov

eDuCAtion & trAining k-12 SChooLS enroLLment

Marquette-Alger Regional Educational Service Agency........................................................9,916

CoLLegeS & univerSitieS Northern Michigan University..................................9,428

WorkForCe DeveLoPment AgenCieS Michigan Works! The Job Force

heALth CAre & emergenCy ServiCeS Marquette General Health SystemBell HospitalPeninsula Medical Center

CLimAte AverAge temPerAtureS

Summer...............................................................High 70°Winter.................................................................High 27°Snowfall...................................................184.7” annually

tAx-Free SiteS Renaissance Zone–SawyerTax Abatements and additional incentives available in 3 cities, 19 townships and villages.

FinAnCiAL ServiCeS Banks/Credit Unions....................................................16Revolving Loan Funds....................................................3Economic Development Corp........................................1

mAjor emPLoyerS thAt exPort number emPLoyeD

Cliffs Natural Resources........................................1,567Jilbert’s Dairy..............................................................170Pioneer Surgical..........................................................200

other emPLoyerS number emPLoyeD

American Eagle..........................................................214Bell Hospital...............................................................397County of Marquette..................................................240Dept. of Corrections....................................................490Keweenaw Bay Indian Community............................235

Marquette General Health System.........................2,831Marquette Public Schools..........................................419Northern Michigan University....................................999Peninsula Medical Center..........................................630Target Corporation......................................................200Upper Peninsula Builders Assn...................................324Wal-Mart Stores, Inc..................................................434We Energies...............................................................205

teLkite teChnoLogy PArk 1.5 million sq ft of office/industrial space1,500 developable acresRenaissance Zone statusInternational Airport and Rail Service

Four inDuStriAL PArkS Class A Roads, Municipal Water & Sewer, Natural Gas, Electric, Telephone, High-Speed Cable Internet available at all parks.

trAnSPortAtion SAWyer internAtionAL AirPort

Mesaba-Northwest, American Eagle-American Airline jet services, Midwest Express, Air Charter, and leading overnight freight carriersgrounD ServiCe

Bus, taxi, and limousinerAiL CArrierS

Canadian National

mArine Deep-water port currently shipping iron ore and coal.

mAjor highWAyS US-41, M-28, M-35, M-94, M-95, M-553

neAreSt CentrAL CitieS Green Bay, WI...................................................175 miles Wausau, WI......................................................226 miles Chicago, IL ........................................................381 miles

teLeCommuniCAtionS Land Line, Cellular, High Speed Cable, and DSL

utiLitieS eLeCtriCity

Alger-Delta ElectricUpper Peninsula Power CompanyWe EnergiesMarquette Board of Light and Power

Wisconsin Public ServicenAturAL gAS

SEMCO Energy

government Marquette County Government InformationPublic Records

reCreAtionAL oPPortunitieS Casinos..........................................................................1Lighthouses...............................................................5State Park Campgrounds................................................8Campgrounds...............................................................16Campsites...................................................................725Bed & Breakfasts...........................................................3Hotel/Motel rooms.................................................1,273Miles of Great Lakes Shoreline...................................83Miles of hiking, skiing, bike trails...............................500Miles of snowmobile trails.......................................450Miles of ORV trails........................................................8Miles of scenic highway.............................................450Golf Courses...................................................................6

Complete listing of events, statistics, maps, locations, and facilities can be found at www.marquette.org

Lake Superior Community Partnership501 S. Front St. Marquette, MI 49855Ph: (906) 226-6591 or 888-578-6489Email: [email protected]

Central upper Peninsula Planning and Development regional Commission2415 14TH Ave. South, Escanaba, MI 49829Ph: (906) 786-9234 or 800-562-9828Email: [email protected]

northern michigan university Center for rural Community and economic Development1401 Presque Isle Ave., Marquette, MI 49855 Email: [email protected]

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Menominee County, MI (2010) PAGE 13

Located along Lake Michigan and adjacent to Wisconsin, Menominee County offers access via highways, water, rail, and air to markets throughout North America. A strong and diverse manufacturing base in the City of Menominee takes advantage of the port facilities at the mouth of the Menominee River, as well as other excellent transportation facilities. Agriculture is a significant land use in the county. Most industrial operations are concentrated in Menominee, but others are located in communities throughout the county. The service sector, including tourism, also offers significant employment opportunities. Outdoor recreation opportunities abound throughout the county.

Census 2000 2010 % Change

Population 25,323 24,029 -5.1%

Land Area 1,043.52 Square Miles

LAbor ForCe (DeC 2010) Total Labor Force...................................................12,275Employed...............................................................11,275Unemployment........................................................8.2%

eDuCAtion & trAining k-12 SChooLS enroLLment

5 Public Schools......................................................4,975 1 Private School..........................................................150

CoLLegeS & univerSitieS University of Wisconsin-Marinette.............................560 (Located in Marinette, Wisconsin) Offering 2 and 4 year degreesNortheast Wisconsin Technical College......................350Bay de Noc Comm. College.....................................2,400 (Located in Escanaba)M-TEC at Bay College – offers Customized business training across UP

WorkForCe DeveLoPment AgenCieS Michigan Works! The Job Force Board

heALth CAre & emergenCy ServiCeS Bay Area Medical Center...................................199 Beds Services range from cancer care to vascular surgery and cardiac care as well as women’s health services and urgent care.Home Health Providers.................................................9

PubLiC SAFety & Fire PerSoneLL City of Menominee Menominee County Sheriff Michigan State Police

CLimAte AverAge temPerAtureS

Summer..............................High 81......................Low 54Winter................................High 24........................Low 4Annual Average Snowfall...............................63.8 inches

mAjor emPLoyerS thAt exPort number emPLoyeD

Lloyd/Flanders Industries Inc.....................................250Anchor Coupling Company.........................................295L E Jones Co................................................................225Menominee Paper......................................................150Nu Vu...........................................................................115Fibrek.........................................................................105Enstrom Helicopter Corp............................................100K&K Logistics...............................................................60

other emPLoyerS number emPLoyeD

Bay Area Medical Center............................................800 C hi p ’in Is la n d R esort Ca sin o......................................700Menominee Public Schools........................................250Angeli-Menominee Inc..............................................230Pinecrest Medical Care..............................................225County of Menominee................................................109City of Menominee.....................................................100

FinAnCiAL ServiCeS Full service banks...........................................................5Credit Unions..................................................................5

inDuStriAL PArkS City of Menominee.........................................................1Class A Roads, Municipal Water & Sewer, Natural Gas, Electric, Telephone, High Speed Internet, Cable.

teLeCommuniCAtionS LoCAL teLePhone

CenturyLink CeLLuLAr teLePhone

Verizon WirelessAT&T Wirelessinternet ServiCe ProviDerS

Charter CommunicationsCAbLe tv

Time-Warner Cable

mArine Menominee/Marinette Commercial Port Menominee Municipal Marina

government Menominee County Government Directory Public Records

trAnSPortAtion Air ServiCe

Twin County AirportDelta County Airport (Escanaba)Austin Straubel (Green Bay, WI 60 miles) DAiLy ServiCe

Fed ExUPSUSPSgrounD ServiCe

Veriha TruckingSabreline Transportation Inc. Stang Enterprises

rAiL CArrierS

Wisconsin Central RailwayEscanaba & Lake SuperiorCAr rentALS

Avis

mAjor highWAySUS-2, US-41, M-35, M-69

neAreSt CentrAL CitieS Green Bay, WI.....................................................55 miles Madison, WI......................................................189 miles Chicago, IL.........................................................261 miles

utiLitieS eLeCtriCity

Wisconsin Public ServicenAturAL gAS

Wisconsin Public ServicemuniCiPAL WAter & SeWer

City of MenomineeWell and septic are in other areas

reCreAtionAL Casino............................................Chip ‘in Casino/MotelLighthouses.................................................................1State Parks.....................................................................1Total Campsites..........................................................618Bed and Breakfasts.........................................................2Miles of snowmobile trails..........................................53Spies Athletic Field

reCurring eventS Concerts in the ParkWaterfront FestivalArt for AllBrown Trout DerbyBay JammerMenominee County Fair

City of menominee2511 10th Street, Menominee, MI 49858Nancy Douglas, Econ. Dev. Dir. Ph: (906) 863-2656 Email: [email protected]

Central upper Peninsula Planning and Development regional Commission2415 14TH Ave. South, Escanaba, MI 49829Ph: (906) 786-9234 or 800-562-9828Email: [email protected]

northern michigan university Center for rural Community and economic Development1401 Presque Isle Ave., Marquette, MI 49855 Email: [email protected]

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Ontonagon County, MI (2010) PAGE 14

Ontonagon County is located on the southern shore of Lake Superior and encompasses 1 village and 11 townships. State and Federal land ownership is 39%. The largest employer is Aspirus Ontonagon Hospital. The growing tourism industry is built around recreational opportunities in the Porcupine Mountain State Park, the Ottawa National Forest, Lake Superior and numerous rivers, streams and inland lakes, public and private campgrounds and snowmobiling.

Census 2000 2010 % Change

Population 7,817 6,780 -13.3%

Land Area 1,311.53 Square Miles

LAbor ForCe (DeC 2010) Total Labor Force.....................................................3,025Employed............................................................... 2,450Unemployment.........................................................19%

eDuCAtion & trAining PubLiC SChooLS enroLLment

Ontonagon District.....................................................655Ewen-Trout Creek District..........................................400

CoLLegeS & univerSitieS Northern Michigan University.................................8,427Michigan Tech University........................................5,979Gogebic Comm. College..........................................1,106

WorkForCe DeveLoPment AgenCieS Western Upper Peninsula Michigan Works!

heALth CAre & emergenCy ServiCeS Aspirus OntonagonBasic Care..........................................................25 BedsLong Term Care...................................................46 BedsOntonagon Community Health CenterStrong Medical and Dental CenterHarbor Town Dental ClinicHorizon Home CareNorth Country CounselingFire DePArtmentS (CLASS rAting)

Village............................................................................7Townships.....................................................................9AmbuLAnCe

County Wide Service Available – SONCO Ambulance

CLimAte AverAge temPerAtureS

Summer..............................High 78......................Low 54Winter................................High 20........................Low 1Snowfall Average............................213 Inches AnnuallyFall Colors Best in Region

tAx-Free SiteS Ewen, MichiganVillage of Ontonagon

inDuStriAL PArkS 2 - 20+ Acre Parks, Class A Road Municipal Water & Sewer, Natural Gas, Electric, Telephone, Rail LinesMANUFACTURERS Wood Chip CorporationDeHaan Forest Products Applekamp Logging

mAjor emPLoyerS number emPLoyeD

Settlers Co-Operative Inc.............................................54Ewen Trout Creek Consolidated...................................55AmericInn.........................................................50Aspirus Ontonagon.....................................................165Calumet Electronics Corporation...............................144Hardwood Lumber Manufacturing...............................67

FinAnCiAL ServiCeS Citizens State BankMBankState Bank of EwenLake Superior Credit Union Settler’s Co-op Credit UnionOntonagon County Revolving Loan Fund Ontonagon Township Revolving Loan Fund

inDuStriAL & CommerCiAL Retail Trade General Building ContractorsTruck & CourierReal EstateComputer & Data ProcessingLegal ServicesAccounting, Auditing & Bookkeeping Management & Public RelationsFinancialCommunications & Media

teLeCommuniCAtionS LoCAL

Ontonagon County Telephone Co.Baraga Telephone Co.Upper Peninsula Telephone Co.Midway TelephoneCeLLuLAr

AT&TVerizongovernment

Ontonagon County Government DirectoryPublic Records

highWAyS US 45, M-26, M-28, M-38, M-64

neAreSt CentrAL CitieS Chicago.............................................................404 miles Green Bay.........................................................219 miles

trAnSPortAtion truCking ComPAnieS

Ison TransportLockhart LumberUpper Lakes CoalNorman Pestka ConstructionrAiL CArrier

Canadian National RailwayE&LS Railroad other

Ontonagon County AirportmArine

Commercial Deep Water Port–Ontonagon

utiLitieS eLeCtriCity

Upper Peninsula Power Co.Wisconsin Electric Power Co.Xcel EnergySEMCO Energy ProPAne

FerrellgasRiver Pines RV ParkSettler’s Co-opWAter

Municipal Private WellsSeWer

MunicipalSeptic SystemsWASte DiSPoSAL

Superior Waste ServiceCAbLe tv

Charter CommunicationsNorthern Cable Company

reCreAtionAL Porcupine Mountain Wilderness State ParkLake Superior MuseumsWater FallsNumerous rivers, lakes, & streamsSnowmobile & hiking trailsCampgroundsORV Trails

ontonagon County economic Development Corporation725 Greenland Road, Ontonagon, MI 49953Ph: (906) 884-4188Email: [email protected]

Western upper Peninsula Planning & Development regionMichigan Planning Region 13Ph: (906) 482.7205Email: [email protected]

northern michigan university Center for rural Community and economic Development1401 Presque Isle Ave., Marquette, MI 49855 Email: [email protected]

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Schoolcraft County, MI (2010) PAGE 15

Schoolcraft County is located at the top of Lake Michigan; its boundaries extend from Point O’Keefe in Thompson Twp., 53 miles north of the Alger County line to just 10 miles south of Lake Superior. The county extends east and west 36 miles, from Alger County and Delta County on the west to Mackinac and Luce County on the east. Schoolcraft County is home to hundreds of inland lakes including Indian Lake, the 4th largest inland lake in the Upper Peninsula with 8000 acres. Schoolcraft County has 2 golf courses, 130 miles of snowmobile trails, numerous cross-country ski trails, ORV trails and miles of rivers for the avid canoeist.

Census 2000 2010 % Change

Population 8,900 8,485 -4.7%

Land Area 1,178.11 Square Miles

LAbor ForCe (DeC 2010) Total Labor Force.....................................................3,825Employed................................................................3,275Unemployment......................................................14.9%

eDuCAtion & trAining k-12 SChooLS enroLLment

Manistique Area Schools...........................................885 2 Private Schools........................................................224

CoLLegeS & univerSitieS Northern Michigan University, Michigan Technological University, Bay de Noc Community College (Located in Escanaba) Offering 4 year degrees at Bay, Central Michigan University, Finlandia University, Lake Supe-rior State University, M-TEC at Bay College – offers Customized business training across UP

WorkForCe DeveLoPment AgenCieS Michigan Works! The Job Force Board

heALth CAre & emergenCy ServiCeS Schoolcraft Memorial Hospital...........................25 bedsAlso have: medical center, rehab center, ICU, home health, hospice, walk-in clinic, and Woodland Meadows 20-unit assisted living.Specialist from Marquette General Hospital and the Regional Medical Center and OSF Medical Group, visit the area for monthly appointments.Home Health Providers...................................................3

PubLiC SAFety & Fire PerSoneLL City of Manistique.......................................................22Schoolcraft County Sheriff..........................................19Michigan State Police ...................................................5

AmbuLAnCe County Wide Service Available

CLimAte AverAge temPerAtureS

Summer..............................High 76.......................Low 47Winter................................High 26........................Low 2

mAjor emPLoyerS thAt exPort number emPLoyeD

Manistique Papers.....................................................147Carmeuse Lime & Stone...............................................78Manistique Machine.....................................................4Replica Engines..............................................................3OnLine Engineering, Inc...............................................20Western Lime...............................................................25

other emPLoyerS number emPLoyeD

Manistique Area Schools...........................................150Kewadin Casino.........................................................137Schoolcraft Memorial Hospital.................................227Schoolcraft County.......................................................83Jack’s Super Market.....................................................44

FinAnCiAL ServiCeS Full service banks..........................................................3Credit Unions.................................................................2other buSineSS FinAnCiAL reSourCeS

Northern Initiatives; Rural Development

inDuStriAL PArkS City of Manistique.........................................................1County of Schoolcraft.....................................................1Class A Roads, Municipal Water & Sewer, Natural Gas, Electric, Telephone; High Speed Cable Internet available at all parks. Close to local airport that will accommodate a CD9.

teLeCommuniCAtionS LoCAL AnD CeLLuLAr teLePhone

CenturyLink, Hiawatha Telephone, AT&TCAbLe internet

Charter CommunicationsDSL

CenturyLinkDiAL-uP internet

UP Log On

government Schoolcraft County Government DirectoryPublic Records

trAnSPortAtion AirPort

Schoolcraft County Airport 2 lighted runways – 5,000 ft & 2,500 ft Non-precision instrument approach auto-mated weather reportingAir ServiCe

Delta County Airport (Escanaba) PASSenger ServiCe

Midwest Express/Skyway DAiLy ChArterS to LAnSing

Superior Aviation DAiLy Air ServiCe

Fed Ex, UPS, USPS

mAjor highWAyS US-2, M-28, M-77, M-94, M-149

neAreSt CentrAL CitieS Green Bay, Wisconsin.......................................163 miles Saginaw, Michigan...........................................283 miles Chicago, IL ........................................................369 miles

rAiL CArrierS Canadian National Railway

grounD ServiCe buS LineS (eSCAnAbA)

Greyhound, Schoolcraft County Transit Bus Service Trucking companies........................................................3Car rentals ......................................................................2

mArinA Manistique City Marina – 10 boat slips Schoolcraft County is home to one deep-water port. Limestone is shipped out of the Portland Quarry located in Gulliver.

utiLitieS eLeCtriCity

Cloverland Electric Wisconsin ElectricnAturAL gAS

Semco EnergyWAter & SeWer

Municipal in Manistique, Village of Germfask – munici-pal water, Village of Seney – municipal water/sewerCAbLe tv

Charter Communications

reCreAtionAL Casino....................................................Kewadin CasinoLighthouses...................................................................2State Parks.....................................................................3Total Campsites..........................................................934Public access sites.......................................................27Bed and Breakfasts........................................................6Hotel/motel rooms.....................................................372Miles of Great lakes Shoreline.....................................46Miles of hiking, skiing, bike trails...............................135Miles of snowmobile trails........................................130Miles of ORV trails.......................................................29Miles of scenic highway............................................113Stony Point Golf CourseIndian Lake Golf Course

reCurring eventS jAnuAry SC Snowmobile Assoc. Poker RunFebruAry Bay de Noc Snowmobile Club Poker RunjuLy 4th of July Parade, Art Show & Fireworks, Folk Fest, Arts & Craft ShowAuguSt Cooks Corn Roast Schoolcraft County Fair SePtember Antique Car & Snowmobile Show

Schoolcraft County economic Development Corporation 300 Walnut Street Room 127, Manistique, MI 49854Ph: (906) 341-5126E-Mail: [email protected]

Central upper Peninsula Planning and Development regional Commission2415 14TH Ave. South, Escanaba, MI 49829Ph: (906) 786-9234 or 800-562-9828Email: [email protected]

northern michigan university Center for rural Community and economic Development1401 Presque Isle Ave., Marquette, MI 49855 Email: [email protected]

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