Welcome to Reed City, Michigan
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Title VI Non-Discrimination Plan
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We're a Gigabit Community
In our 21st century economy, innovation is necessary for economic leadership. Broadband infrastructure is today's central platform, and faster speeds spur innovation.
The City of Reed City is pleased to be part of a fiber-optic expansion area of Internet services being built now by Casair, Inc. Casair is constructing 400 miles of 10GigE fiber to connect its tower locations, creating massive amounts of bandwidth for our area.
This new higher level of connectivity is great news for businesses and entrepreneurs who want to grow and expand in Reed City. It means a faster broadband network, offering area homes and businesses access to gigabit broadband, bringing supercomputing power to local Internet users.
Out with the Old, In with the Wells: Reed City Prepares for a Stronger Future!!
As part of our Drinking Water State Revolving Fund grant and funding, the City of Reed City was able to commission two new wells on city property located on US-10. Today, these two new wells are going live! These wells are replacing two aging wells that are over 60 years old - creating better reliability and dependability for our community. The two older wells will be decommissioned as part of the project. Fleis & VandenBrink, our engineering firm, has done a fantastic job navigating us through this project. Gerber Construction Co. built the well house and coordinated the water main. Thank you to both of those companies, as well as our DPW crew, for bringing this phase to completion.
There should be no effect to the system or noticeable changes, but if you do notice something different during the next 24-48 hours, please contact City Hall at 231-832-2245.
At the Crossroads of Michigan
Where US-131 and US-10 Intersect, Join Us at the Crossroads of Reed City. We are a small bustling community located at the heart of Michigan.
Reed City is also a major crossroads for Michigan's popular Rails-to-Trails system. Here, the state's premier trails intersect; the White Pine Trail (running north and south) and the Pere Marquette Trail (east and west). This unique crossing makes us one of Michigan's most important trail communities.
With a friendly home town atmosphere, Reed City invites you to visit, work, and raise your family. We have a vibrant downtown and offer many business opportunities. With our beautiful parks, trails and abundant natural beauty, Reed City is the perfect place to camp and enjoy Michigan's outdoors. In every season, Reed City is your place for outdoor adventure.
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Your Bike, Hike, Trail and Camping Adventure Begins Here.
Looking for a Bike Hike Camping adventure out on the Michigan Trails? Come to Reed City, the crossroads of Michigan Trails. Reed City is where two of Michigan's mightiest trails intersect, the White Pine Trail running north and south, and the Pere Marquette Trail heading east and west.
Reed City is the perfect place for your adventure to begin and end. Rambadt Park is a cozy campground nestled in nature close to US 10 & US 131 and the White Pine and Pere Marquette Trails. 13 campsites offer electricity and water hookups. Reservations are accepted. You will find warm showers, a pavilion, band shell, walking trail and kids playground. Open mid-May to end of October. There are free concerts in the park every Friday and Saturday, June to August.
From there, which direction to head on the Pere Marquette or White Pine trails? Any is a good choice! Check this article about the White Pine Trail, Reed City to Cadillac from Michigan Trails Magazine for starters. While you are in Reed City, enjoy our restaurants and downtown shops, all eager to please you with their selection and service. Find out why Reed City is a popular destination to base a day or weeklong adventure on the Michigan Trails.
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