AMP Community

Detroit-Warren-Dearborn, MI Metro Area

Wyandotte

Population
24,000
Labor Force
12,741
Median Household Income
66,294
Median Age
42
Avg. Commute Time
22 minutes
Bachelor’s Degree or Higher
25%

Community Profile

A waterfront community along the shores of the Detroit River, Wyandotte is sometimes referred to as the “Downriver’s Downtown”. With Interstate 75 ten minutes to the west, Interstate 94 eighteen minutes to the northwest, and Interstate 96 twenty-two minutes to the north, access to other communities is quite achievable. The City of Detroit is less than a 30 minute drive, while Windsor, Ontario, can be driven in less than an hour. One can commute to cities such as Grand Rapids, Michigan; Ft. Wayne, Indiana; and Cleveland, Ohio; in less than three hours.

Wyandotte Municipal Services provides electric, water, phone, internet, and cable television in the community. It is our goal “to provide competitive services in an efficient, reliable, fiscally and environmentally responsible manner”. In 2008, we received the Greening Downriver Award and strive to become a Green City. By burning alternative fuels to produce electric, using solar energy in public buildings, redeveloping Brownfield sites, and the addition of wind turbines, we believe we are well on our way.

Local students may choose to attend Wyandotte Public Schools – a system with many achievements both by the school and individual teachers, or the various parochial schools throughout our community. There are many opportunities to commute to colleges/universities within one hour or less. They include: University of Michigan – Dearborn, University of Michigan – Main Campus, University of Toledo, Wayne State University, Marygrove College, etc.

When it comes to leisure activities, we offer a wide variety of sports and leisure, including beautiful parks for relaxation; sporting activities; historical, art, and cultural programs including museums, monuments and sculptures; an annual street fair; and other family events. There is something for everyone.

Our community has proven to be a winning combination for such companies as BASF Corporation, the largest chemical company in the world and who does polymer manufacturing; Henry Ford Wyandotte Hospital, and Electro Optics Manufacturing Inc. who performs precision stamping and machinery assembly, and there are more. Why not see if we have the right combination for you?

Aerial view of a downtown street fair with white tents and crowds

Contact

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For more information on Wyandotte contact:

Joe Gruber, Community and Economic Development Director and Downtown Development Authority Director

[email protected] 

3200 Biddle Avenue
Wyandotte, Michigan 48192
Office: 734.324.7298
Cell: 734.818.9438

Available in Wyandotte

Industrial, commercial, and vacant sites with public power access, ready for your timeline.

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