Macomb County, Michigan
Healthy Home Assessments in Clinton Township
Clinton Township is a northern suburb of Detroit about 22 miles northeast of downtown, and the Clinton River that gives the community its name forms from three branches within the township before flowing east toward Lake St. We look at the environment your family actually breathes.
What Clinton Township is built of
Clair. Also noted: Most populous township in Michigan, with 100,513 residents at the 2020 census.
The building stock
Owner-occupancy sits at 64.5%, and 48.5% of all units are detached single-family homes, per 2023 five-year Census figures. Some 24.4% of adults hold a bachelor's degree or higher.
Near The Mall at Partridge Creek the humidity picture shifts, which puts basement moisture, condensation and drainage first.
Ground that fixes Clinton Township on the map:
- The Mall at Partridge Creek. Open-air shopping mall on Hall Road that opened in October 2007.
- Macomb Community College Center Campus. Campus at Garfield and Hall roads that houses the Macomb Center for the Performing Arts and the Lorenzo Cultural Center.
- New Gnadenhutten Moravian settlement site. Moravian missionaries led by David Zeisberger founded New Gnadenhutten on July 22, 1782 as the first recorded settlement in the township.
- George George Memorial Park. Township park with rentable picnic pavilions and an 80 person capacity wedding garden.
- Prince Drewry Park. Township park that hosts the free Summer Kick-Off with kids activities, crafts, and a movie screening.
Corners of the map
Clinton Township takes in 2 smaller settlements: Broad Acres and Cady. Broad Acres: Unincorporated community in the southeastern part of the township along Gratiot Avenue. Cady: Unincorporated community founded in 1833 at Utica and Moravian roads in the southwestern part of the township.