Economic Profile
Gratiot County
Gratiot County is located at the center of Michigan's lower peninsula between the industrial areas of the south and the recreational area of the north. Much of the county is rural and dependent upon agriculture.
The area is a leading producer of dry beans, sugar beets, corn, wheat, corn oats, poultry, pigs, cattle and dairy products. Agriculture accounts for more than 76% of all land use.
The commercial and industrial development in the county is centered primarily along the U.S. 27 corridor around the cities of Ithaca, Alma and St. Louis. Manufactured products include pleasure boats, molded plastic parts, aircraft and auto parts. The county also relies on retail trade and service industries.
The Pine and Maple Rivers and three State Game Areas offer recreational opportunities in the county.
Alma College is located in the City of Alma.
Highway U.S. 27 passes through the county from north to south. It is intersected to the north by M-46 and to the south by M-57, which provide east-west access.
DemographicsPOPULATION
1994 - 39,785
1990 - 38,982
1980 - 40,448
1970 - 39,246
| LABOR FORCE | ACCESS TO MARKETS/TRANSPORTATION |
| Total Labor Force (1996 annual average): 18,600 | Main highways: U.S. 27, M-46, M-57 |
| Total Employed: 17,375 | Bus lines: 1 |
| Private Sector: 15,025 | Truck lines: 11 |
| Government Employed: 2,350 | Rail lines: Mid-Michigan Railroad; Tuscola & Saginaw Bay |
| Unemployed: 1,225 | Airports: Gratiot Community Airport |
| Unemployment Rate: 6.6 | (charter & freight runways; |
| Unemployment Rate: | east-west; 3200' N-S) |
| 1980: 13.4 1985: 11.0 | MBS (30 miles away) Capitol |
| 1990: 8.2 1994: 7.2 | City, Lansing (45 miles) |
| 1995: 7.0 | LAND USE |
| Workers 16 and older (1990)*:15,978 | Total acres: 365,081 |
| Percentage who work outside the county: 26.7 | Cropland: 68.4% |
| Percentage who work at home: 4.3 | Forest: 7.5% |
| Educational Attainments (1990)* Persons 25 years of age or older: | Pasture: 1.4% |
| Persons 25 years of age or older: | Surface Water: 0.2% |
| Percentage with high school diploma: 77.1 | Other 14.9% |
| Percentage with Bachelor's Degree: 10.9 | Commercial, Industrial, |
| *Source: US Bureau of the Census | Residential, and Roads |
PRINCIPAL EMPLOYERS
| SIC # | FIRM | LOCATION | EMPLOYEES | PRODUCT/SERVICE |
| 5072 | Alma Bolt & Supply | Alma | 19 | industrial fasteners |
| 8221 | Alma College | Alma | 245 | education |
| 2653 | Alma Container Corp. | Alma | 21 | fabricating corrugated containers |
| 3341 | Alma Iron & Metal | Alma | 32 | recovery and recycling of metals and other materials |
| 3714 | Alma Products | Alma | 790 | mfg/remfg of automotive engine & other components |
| 5531 | Alma Tire | Alma | 35 | wholesale retail and retreading of tires |
| 3732 | American Boat Mfg. | Alma | 10 | luxury fiberglass pontoon boats |
| 3544 | Brink's Machine Co., Inc. | Alma | 22 | dies, tools, jigs, and fixtures |
| 4939 | Consumers Energy Co. | Alma | 97 | electricity and gas |
| 3365 | Contech | Alma | 185 | die cast, aluminum / automotive parts |
| 3541 | GTE | Alma | 185 | telephone service |
| 8062 | Garr Tool Company | Alma | 118 | machine tools / carbide cutting tools |
| 4813 | Gratiot Community Hospital | Alma | 670 | medical care |
| 3081 | Highland Plastics | Alma | 22 | plastic sheeting |
| 5172 | Liquid Transport, Inc. | Alma | 86 | transportation of petroleum products |
| 7389 | Liquipak | Alma | 24 | mfg of flexible pouch packaging & contract packaging |
| 3465 | Lobdell-Emery | Alma | 352 | automotive stamping |
| 5063 | Medler Electric | Alma | 37 | wholesale electric |
| 8361 | Michigan Masonic Home | Alma | 412 | retirement community |
| 8331 | Mid-Michigan Industries | Alma | 28 | rehabilitation/sheltered workshop for disabled |
| 3732 | Playbouy Pontoon | Alma | 83 | recreational pontoon boats |
| 3599 | Production Machining of Alma | Alma | 46 | machining of steel castings & other auto parts |
| 2951 | Terry Materials of Michigan | Alma | 11 | various grades of asphalts for road paving and repair |
| 2911 | Total Petroleum, Inc. | Alma | 356 | refining of petroleum products |
| 4731 | Traffic Management Services | Alma | 31 | shipping, routing, and logistics |
| 3089 | United Technologies | Alma | 230 | plastic products injection molded |
| 2041 | B&W Cooperative | Breckenridge | 117 | bean & grain elevator; farm supplies |
| 0723 | Central Michigan Packing | Breckenridge | 26 | vegetable packing |
| 0723 | Kenny, Inc. | Breckenridge | 100 | sorting, grading,hydro-cooling, and packing for pickling |
| 3341 | ADW Industries | Ithaca | 19 | custom machining & material handling systems |
| 3728 | Aircraft Precision Prodcuts Co. | Ithaca | 63 | parts & components for large reciprocating & jet aircraft engines |
| 3444 | C&S Steel | Ithaca | 10 | steel sales & fabrication |
| 2499 | Craig Frames | Ithaca | 26 | manufacturer of picture frames, primariy wood |
| 3544 | Danly Die Set | Ithaca | 100 | presses, machine tools, die sets, die makers' supplies |
| 3599 | Davis Machine & Mfg. | Ithaca | 17 | custom machining and fabricating |
| 3554 | Dufrene Machinery, Inc. | Ithaca | 25 | remanufacturer of corragated container mfg. equipment |
| 0723 | G-D McDonald & Son | Ithaca | 9 | pickle, sorting, grading, processing |
| 2711 | Gratiot County Herald | Ithaca | 12 | newspapers and printing |
| 3479 | Ithaca Coatings, LLC | Ithaca | 38 | autophoretic coating |
| 3799 | Ithaca Manufacturing | Ithaca | 7 | custom manufacured steel products |
| 2752 | Mid-State Printing | Ithaca | 18 | web offset printing |
| 3089 | Precision Plastics & Die Co. | Ithaca | 67 | compression & injection molded plastic parts |
| 3089 | Alpha Plastics, Inc. | St. Louis | 46 | plastic profile extruded parts |
| 2439 | Bear Truss & Components | St. Louis | 170 | engineered roof and floor trusses |
| 3556 | Crippen Manufacturing Co. | St. Louis | 51 | grain cleaning, sorting equipment and transfer equipment |
| 3089 | JER-DEN Plastics, Inc. | St. Louis | 15 | rotational molding |
| 3732 | Mellinger Boat Company | St. Louis | 16 | manufacturer of pontoon boats & swim rafts |
| 2869 | Michigan Chloride Sales | St. Louis | 27 | distribute chloride products |
| 0751 | Michigan Livestock Exchange | St. Louis | 7 | livestock sales |
| 5999 | Mid-West Building Distributors | St. Louis | 4 | window units, paneling & siding |
| 3544 | Momentum Industries | St. Louis | 26 | manufactuing of tools and other products |
| 3479 | Plasti-Paint, Inc. | St. Louis | 7 | painting of plastic parts, class A automotive and other |
| 3559 | Powell's Fabrication & Mfg. | St. Louis | 27 | bleach & chlorine machines |
| 8361 | Schnepp's Health Care Center | St. Louis | 142 | nursing home |
| 3089 | Wheeler Plastics | Wheeler | 5 | custom vacuum & pressure former |
Staff at Greater Gratiot Development annually collects this data. Employees represents the number of Full Time Equivalent (FTE) employees (FTE = FT + �PT) at the firm as of June 1997. *Indicates FTE not available - figure represents number of workers.
BUSINESS AND COMMERCIAL SERVICES
| Financial Institutions | |||
| Institution | Home Office | Offices in Gratiot County | Total Assets |
| Bank of Alma | Alma | 8 | $352,942,825 |
| Chemical Bank & Trust | Midland | 2 | $1,643,880,000 |
| Commercial Bank | Ithaca | 7 | $151,074,573 |
| Farmer's State Bank | Breckenridge | 2 | $88,513,000 |
| Gratiot Community Credit Union | Alma | 1 | $10,580,584 |
| Gratiot County Federal Credit Union | Alma | 1 | $5,032,609 |
| Standard Federal Bank | Troy | 1 | $13,275,608,000 |
| total assets as of 12/31/95 | |||
| COMMERCIAL SERVICES | |||
| Type of Service | Number of Establishments | Type of Service | Number of Establishments |
| General building contractors | 17 | Computer & data processing | 0 |
| Metalworking machinery | 3 | Legal services | 13 |
| Commercial printing | 6 | Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping | 8 |
| Advertising | 1 | Retail establishments | 233 |
| Personnel supply services | 2 | Wholesale establishments | 51 |
Source: County Business Patterns 1993
| INDUSTRIAL SITES | |||
| Industrial Park | Total Acres | Acres Available | |
| Alma Certified Industrial Park | 63.25 | 21.60 | |
| Ithaca Certified Industrial Park | 62.29 | 25.00 | |
| St. Louis Certified Industrial Park | 81.48 | 37.30 | |
| Gratiot County Industrial Park* | 150.00 | 144.00 | |
*see full description of Renaissance Zones on page 5
| CONSTRUCTION PERMITS | Residential | Industrial | Office | Mercantile | ||||
| Units | $ Value | Units | $ Value | Units | $ Value | Units | $ Value | |
| 1994 | 129 | 11.1 | 10 | 1.87 | 3 | 0.47 | 0.32 | |
Source: U.S. Bureau of the Census;
Dollar values are in millions.NEW INCORPORATIONS
Incorporations in 1994:9 Incorporation Rate: 139
State Median: 68 State Median: 200
Incorporation Rate = Incorporations per 100,000 population.
Source: Michigan Department of Commerce
Economic Profile
PER CAPITA INCOME
1990 = $14,095 Median Family Income
1993 = $15,939 1990 = $30,120
Source: Regional Economic Information System, Bureau of Economic Analysis, US Dept. of Commerce
| EARNINGS LEVELS / LABOR RATES | ||
| Average Hourly Rate | ||
| Classification | Minimum | Maximum |
| Assembler - light | $5.00 | $12.00 |
| Electrical engineer | $7.00$12.00 | |
| Mechanical engineer | $7.00 | $35.00 |
| Other engineers | $25.00 | $33.16 |
| Forklift operator | $6.00 | $13.50 |
| General laborer | $5.25 | $6.76 |
| Inspector | $5.25 | $20.00 |
| Machine operator | $4.50 | $15.25 |
| Maintenance, mechanic | $5.25 | $19.66 |
| Maintenance, building | $5.00 | $18.29 |
| Receptionist | $4.25 | $15.06 |
| Systems analyst | $11.54 | $18.75 |
| Tool & die maker | $8.00 | $17.00 |
| Welder | $5.50 | $19.66 |
Source: Greater Gratiot Development, Inc., 1995 Industrial Wage & Benefits Survey
| 1990 | 1993 | 995 | ||
| Total Employment | 17,100 | 17,801 | 17,650 | |
| Total Income ($000) | 550,330 | 633,502 | N/A | |
| Employment | Earnings ($000) | |||
| Components By Type | 1990 | 1993 | 1990 | 1993 |
| Wage & salary | 13,482 | 14,071 | 250,061 | 302,262 |
| Proprietors | 3,618 | 3,730 | 42,860 | 48,447 |
| Farm | 1,154 | 1,110 | 14,931 | 14,475 |
| Non-farm | 2,464 | 2,620 | 28,929 | 33,972 |
| Components By Industry | 1990 | 1993 | 1990 | 1993 |
| Farm | 1,494 | 1,397 | 20,531 | 20,527 |
| Non-farm | 15,606 | 16,404 | 302,448 | 371,058 |
| Private | 13,368 | 14,153 | 252,478 | 312,091 |
| Agr./forestry/fishing | 196 | 203 | 1,843 | 2,602 |
| Mining | 47 | 46 | 586 | 742 |
| Construction | 667 | 685 | 13,633 | 16,112 |
| Manufacturing | 2,519 | 2,799 | 80,363 | 101,897 |
| Non-durable goods | 22,787 | 30,309 | ||
| Durable goods | 57,576 | 71,588 | ||
| Transportation / utilities | 866 | 859 | 23,896 | 36,796 |
| Wholesale trade | 667 | 718 | 15,527 | 19,384 |
| Retail trade | 3,036 | 2,878 | 37,032 | 35,856 |
| Fin./insurance/real estate | 696 | 676 | 8,003 | 9,573 |
| Services | 4,674 | 5,289 | 71,595 | 99,129 |
| Public | 2,238 | 2,251 | 49,970 | 58,967 |
| Federal | 130 | 118 | 3,528 | 3,869 |
| Military/civilian | 126 | 114 | 812 | 820 |
| State & local | 1,982 | 2,019 | 45,630 | 54,278 |
DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE
Greater Gratiot Development
Greater Gratiot Development, Inc. (GGDI) was organized in 1978 in order to coordinate economic development efforts in Gratiot County. GGDI acts as a county wide clearinghouse for information and assistance in locating and expanding businesses in Gratiot County. GGDI also acts as a facilitator for business and industry in securing assistance for projects from State, Federal and other sources. Resources available to new business and industry in Gratiot County are also available to existing business and industry in the county. GGDI provides financial packaging assistance for almost all business and industry purposes. Projects frequently include assistance in these categories: new business start ups; spin off ventures from existing firms; new product development; expansions; locations; credit lines or credit enhancement; and, general consultation. Listed below are some of the more frequently used programs which directly or indirectly effect financing decisions: EDC, tax exempt industrial revenue bond financing; Small Business Administration (SBA) 504 loans; other SBA loans, including the low doc loan program; revolving loan fund; and employee training.Gratiot Area Chamber of Commerce
In early 1995, the Gratiot Area Chamber of Commerce was born as a result of the merging of the Alma, St. Louis, and Ithaca Chambers. Its two primary responsibilities are to act as an advocate for business and to improve programs for quality of life in Gratiot County. Greater Gratiot Development works closely with the Chamber, placing high priority on job development and training, providing appropriate growth space for business, and promoting a more efficient use of the county�s assets. The Chamber may be reached at (517) 463-5525. Gratiot Technical Education Center (GTEC) In April of 1997, Gratiot residents and the Gratiot-Isabella Regional Education Service District implemented a program to promote, facilitate, broker and provide learning, employment, training and service opportunities to Gratiot area business, industry, and residents, called the Gratiot Technical Education Center (GTEC). GTEC, located in Alma, provides cost efficient vocational and employment assistance that is coordinated to meet the needs of the private sector. It brings training from many resources via classes, interactive communications, and education brokering to fully utilize the space and talent now available. In addition, it creates new space and delivers educational services that are needed but had not been available in the community earlier. An Interactive TV lab is available to provide two-way, long distance training. A computer laboratory provides multi-media computer training on state-of-the-art equipment. Michigan Jobs Commission The Michigan Jobs Commission was created by Governor John Engler in 1993 to link job creation, job training programs, and business competitiveness issues. The Jobs Commission works with businesses to retain and create jobs and also prepare Michigan's workforce for those jobs. Administering over $400 million in program funding, the Jobs Commission is striving to achieve its mission to improve Michigan's overall business climate. The Michigan Jobs Commission provides, at the state level, all economic development services. The services are categorized under three general areas: economic/business development services; workforce development; and, business competitiveness issues. All Jobs Commission services can be accessed through Greater Gratiot Development. RENAISSANCE ZONES In 1996, Michigan established the nation�s first incentive program that establishes TAX FREE areas called Renaissance Zones. Renaissance Zones, created to generate economic growth in economically distressed areas of the state, have been designated in eleven communities, one being Gratiot and Montcalm Counties. State taxes waived for businesses and residents within a Renaissance Zone include: single business tax (SBT), personal income tax, and the 6-mill state education tax. Local taxes waived include: real and personal property tax on operating mills, local income tax, and the utility users tax. The duration of the tax free status is 12 years, begun in 1997. Taxes will be gradually phased in over years thirteen through fifteen of the program. In year thirteen, taxes will be 25%, year fourteen - 50%, year fifteen - 75%, and year sixteen and beyond - 100%. There are a total of 6 sub-zones within the Gratiot/Montcalm RZ. Gratiot County contains three full zones, and Montcalm County, directly west of Gratiot County, contains two full zones. The two counties share a sub-zone in the southern region of each county. Total zone acreage in the two counties is 1,870 acres. The three sub-zones in Gratiot County are located in Bethany Township, Emerson/North Star Township, and the City of Ithaca. All three sub-zones are zoned light industrial and are planned State of Michigan Certified Industrial Parks. All are within two miles of U.S. 27, with the Emerson/North Star zone is adjacent to U.S. 27. The Bethany and Emerson/North Star sub-zones also have rail access, with rail access less than a mile away in the Ithaca sub-zone. The shared sub-zone, located in North Shade Township (Gratiot County) and in Carson City/Bloomer Township (Montcalm County), is located along M-57 and has rail access.Quality Of Life
EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES
| Public School District | Students | Instructional Staff | Number of Facilities | Expenditures Per Pupil |
| Alma Public Schools | 3107 | 187 | 6 | $5,714.18 |
| Ashley Community Schools | 424 | 24 | 2 | $5,152.60 |
| Breckenridge Community Schools | 1258 | 73 | 3 | $5,295.93 |
| Fulton Schools | 850 | 47 | 2 | $5,825.10 |
| Ithaca Public Schools | 1834 | 116 | 3 | $5,319.51 |
| St. Louis Public Schools | 1451 | 88 | 4 | $5,821.78 |
| Non-Public Schools | ||||
| Countryside Christian - Fulton | 97 | Not available | 1 | Not available |
| St. Mary's - Alma | 172 | Not available | 1 | Not available |
| Seventh Day Adventist - Ithaca | 26 | Not available | 1 | Not available |
Source: Gratiot-Isabella Regional Education Service District
College and University Information
Alma College - Alma Enrollment - 1350
MEDICAL FACILITIES
| Type of Facility | # In County | # of Beds |
| Hospital | 1 | 142 |
| Extended Care Facilities | 6 | 613 |
Number of MD's and DO's: 46
Nearest Large Medical Center: Lansing (45 miles); Saginaw (45 miles)
HOUSING
Owner occupied: 10,407 Rent occupied: 3,252
Median home value:$38,800 Median contract rent: $333
Recreational and Cultural Opportunities
Outdoor recreational pursuits are plentiful. Gratiot County offers six challenging golf courses, with the newest open in the Summer of 1996 and another slated for construction in 1998. Dozens of other top quality courses are located within a one hour drive. Other recreational opportunities include cross-country skiing, public parks, pools, tennis, hunting, fishing, hiking, and more. Michigan's great northern woods, within a two-hour drive, offers the unlimited outdoor excitement of state and national parks and forests, off road vehicle trails, downhill skiing, and snowmobiling. The beaches of Lakes Huron and Michigan are within two hours, hundreds of Michigan lakes are within easy traveling distances, and Detroit's numerous museums, shopping malls, and professional sports teams are all within a three-hour drive. Cultural activities are plentiful within Gratiot County and the surrounding area. The Gratiot County Players offer a high quality amateur theater, both for participants and patrons. Alma College sponsors a wide range of cultural events, dance performances, nationally known speakers, and other events. Alma College opened its new Heritage Center for Performing Arts in October 1993. This facility attracts shows from around the world, providing Gratiot County with numerous cultural options. The works of accomplished painters, sculptors, and other fine artists are featured at regular exhibits in the Alma College art gallery. The Midland Center for the Performing Arts, Central Michigan University, and Michigan State University, all of which sponsor a very broad range of cultural activities, are each within a one hour drive. COMMUNITY AND AREA ACTIVITIES| Roller Skating | St. Louis Roll-Arena / Ithaca | Town and Country / Ithaca | |
| Bowling | 300 Bowl / Alma | Town & Country Recreation / Ithaca | |
| Pools | Alma College / Alma | Alma High School / Alma | Ithaca High School / Ithaca |
| Golf | Edgewood Hills Golf Club / St. Louis | Gratiot Country Club / Ithaca | North Star Golf Course / North Star |
| Overbrook Golf Course / Middleton | W.T. Morris Community Pool / St. Louis | Pine River Country Club / Alma | The Ridge / Breckenridge |
| Spectator Sports | Alma College (Division II) | Central Michigan University (Division I) | Michigan State University (Division I) |
| Target Shooting | A.P. Goodrich Rifle Range / Ithaca | Broken Lock Trading Company / Alma | |
| Movie Theaters | Alma Cinemas (4 screens) / Alma | The Strand (1 screen) / Alma | |
| Leagues | Community wide basketball, softball, golf, pool, and bowling leagues | ||
| Live Theater & Arts | Heritage Center - Alma College / Alma | Gratiot County Playhouse / Alma | Heritage Center - Alma College / Alma |
| Water Recreation | Inland lakes: Rainbow Lake, Half Moon Lake | Pine and Maple Rivers | |
| Boating Resources | 241 stream miles, 3 public access sites | ||
| Game Areas | Maple River State Game Area | Gratiot-Saginaw State Game Area | |
| Other | Soaring Eagle Casino Resort/Mt. Pleasant | ||
| Fairs / Festivals | |||
| May: Highland Festival / Alma | Old Car Dust Off / Ithaca | June: Gratiot County Ag Expo / Ithaca | Four Days of Harness Racing/Ithaca |
| July: Gratiot County Fair for Youth / Alma | Rural Urban Day / St. Louis | Summer Fun Days / St. Louis | Ithaca Fair / Ithaca |
| Aug: Harvest Festival / Bannister | McCormick Day / Ithaca | Sept: Fall Fun Days / Breckenridge | Fallfest Car Show / Alma |
Newspaper, Radio, and Media
Gratiot County is served by one daily and one weekly newspaper; the Morning Sun is published daily except Saturday and the Gratiot County Herald is published every Thursday. The Reminder and Shopper advertisers are published every Monday. WFYC AM & FM, WMLM AM, and WQAC FM all broadcast from Gratiot County. National Public Radio (NPR) broadcasts out of Mt. Pleasant from Central Michigan University and can be heard throughout Gratiot County. All municipal areas of the County are serviced by cable television.
Gratiot County on the World Wide Web
Gratiot County can be found on the World Wide Web at the Gratiot County home page. The address is http://www.gratiot.com. This site provides detailed information on Gratiot County and the cities and villages in the county. Also contained on the web page is links to area maps, an index of area businesses, a convention and visitors bureau, and information on local schools. The City of Alma has a home page that can be accessed directly from the Gratiot County home page. This site provides an in depth profile and directory for Alma. The Gratiot County home page maintains a convenient and easy way for everyone to learn more about what it is that makes Gratiot County a unique and great place to locate.
Municipal Services
| UTILITIES | ||||
| Community | Electric | Gas | ||
| St. Louis | Municipal electric utility | Consumers Energy | ||
| Parts of North Shade, Fulton, Washington, & Elba | Consumers or Tri-County | Mich Con | ||
| Elba, Fulton, Hamilton, New Haven, North Shade,Seville, Sumner, & Washington | Tri-County | Tri-County | ||
| All other townships | Consumers Energy | Consumers Energy | ||
Source: Michigan Public Service Commission and Service maps from utilities.
| WATER | Gallons | Pressure | ||
| Community | Source | Capacity | Use | Lbs./sq. inch |
| Alma | River / Well | 60 | 36 | 45-65 |
| Breckenridge | Wells | 4 | 2 | 50-55 |
| Ithaca | Wells | 20 | 3 | 68-80 |
| St. Louis | Wells | 16 | 6 | 52-62 |
Capacity and maximum use in hundreds of thousands of gallons per day.
Source: Michigan Health Department, LDO's, and regional planning offices.
| SEWER | Gallons | ||
| Community | Type | Capacity | Load |
| Alma | Act. Sludge | 25.00 | 22.30 |
| Breckenridge | Lagoons | 8.64 | 1.25 |
| Ithaca | Lagoons | 12.96 | 3.00 |
| St. Louis | Secondary Class C | 29.00 | 10.00 |
Source: Michigan Health Department, LDO's, and regional planning offices.
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Local Phone Companies: GTE
Digital Switching: Yes
Fiber Optic: Yes
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
| Community | Phone Number | Community | Phone Number |
| Alma | (517) 463-8336 | Ithaca | (517) 875-3200 |
Breckenridge | (517) 842-3109 | St. Louis | (517) 681-2137 |
Gratiot County (Clerk) (517) 875-5215
COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CONTACT
Greater Gratiot Development, Inc Contact:Donald C. Schurr
136 South Main Street Phone:(517) 875-2083
Ithaca, MI 48847-1440 Fax #:(517) 875-2990
E-mail: [email protected]
For additional information or updates, please contact Greater Gratiot Development at the above number.
This profile is effective as of July 1997