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City of Greenville: Facts and Figures


City-Icon-2-(1).pngPopulation: 7,935 (2000 Census)

Geography

        • Moderately hilly surrounded by farmland and wooded tracts.
        • Elevation is approximately 839’.
        • Four lakes.
        • Flat River.
            

Climate

      • Winter: 21 degrees
      • Summer: 78 degrees
      • Average annual rainfall: 36”
      • Average annual snowfall: 60”

Highway

      • Trunklines M-57 (east-west) and M-91 (north-south). Truck bypass route runs along the north side of Greenville connecting M-57 and M-91.
      • Access to US 131:7 miles
      • Access to I 96: 25 miles
      • Access to US 27: 33 miles

Rail

      • Mid-Michigan Railroad provides daily service to Greenville with connections to CSX, Grand Trunk Western and Conrail.
      • Team track, docks, public warehousing and rail/industrial sites are all available.

Truck

      • Eight truck lines operate within the city.

Public Transit

      • The Greenville Transit System is an “on demand” service that operates within the city limits and has limited service outside of Greenville.

Government

      • Council/Manager.
      • Mayor elected from City Council.
      • City Manager appointed by City Council. Only one City Manager since 1993.
      • Economic Development Corporation (EDC) performs site plan review for the Industrial Park.

Municipal Airport

      • Greenville City Airport is located two miles south of the city via M-91. The airport is capable of handling light/medium aircraft.
      • Runways: Paved 4,200’ by 75’ lighted.
      • Operated privately by Monarch Aviation.
      • Commercial delivery available.
      • Charter transportation available.

Water System

      • Capacity: 6,200,000 gallons per day
      • Average: 2,615,000 gallons per day
      • Rates (Quarterly): Residential, low-use commercial

Usage

Cost per 100 cubic foot

Fee (Total)

 First 433 cu.ft.

 $1.00 / 100 cu.ft.

 $4.33 (minimum)

 Next 1,567 cu.ft.

 $1.00 / 100 cu.ft.

 $15.67 ($20.00)

 Next 8,000 cu.ft.

 $0.82 / 100 cu.ft.

 $65.60 ($85.60)

 Over 990,000 cu.ft.

 $0.68/ 100 cu.ft.

 $6,732.00 ($6,817.60)

Over 1,000,000 cu.ft.

$0.115 / 100 cu.ft.

 

Wastewater System

      • Capacity: 3,750,00 gallons per day
      • Average: 1,100,000Rates:

Usage

Cost per 100 cubic foot

Fee (Total)

 First 433 cu.ft.

 $2.13 / 100 cu.ft.

 $9.23 (minimum)

 Next 1,567 cu.ft.

 $2.13 / 100 cu.ft.

 $33.37 (42.60)

 Next 8,000 cu.ft.

 $1.89 / 100 cu.ft.

 $151.20 (193.80)

 Over 10,000 cu.ft.

 $1.86 / 100 cu.ft.

 

Solid Waste

      • The City contracts with Waste Management. The City allows a solid waste credit to industries based on the value of 2 mills of an industry’s property tax value.

Electricity

      • Consumers Energy

Gas

      • DTE

Telephone

      • SBC

Broadband

      • DSL: SBC
      • Cable: Charter Cable
      • Various private wireless “point-to-point” services are also available.

Economic Characteristics

      • Assessed Valuation: $292,606,500
      • Median Income (Greenville): $35,050
      • Median Income (Michigan): $53,457
      • Median Income (United States): $50,046
      • % of Employed Population in Manufacturing (Greenville): 29%
      • % of Employed Population in Manufacturing (Michigan): 22%
      • % of Employed Population in Manufacturing (United States): 14.1

City of Greenville
411 South Lafayette Street
Greenville, Michigan  48838
(616) 754-5645

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