Flint Township's Economic Edge

Business is Booming!
Take a drive along the Miller/Linden/Corunna Road corridor and you'll see why this area is one of the premier commercial districts in the state. It is in a constant state of change with new businesses and buildings being developed. With Flint Township's favorable tax rates, road improvements, funding assistance and the availability of venture capital, new and established business thrives in such a climate.

Key to this process is the Central Business Development Authority, a coalition which serves as advocate, problem-solver and financial consultant. In short, the commission strives to be a business owner's best friend.

And we're growing:
The township's economy is expanding with more stores, more office buildings, more restaurants and hotels. The pace is increasing. The township is attractive to business because of its available land and facilities, its favorable business climate, and its highly-trained workforce.

To residents, the township is attractive because of its quality of life. Where else can you find a country estate and a Christmas tree farm just down the road from an industrial park and research center? Where else can you find a central business district without traffic snarls? An ultra-modern airport without 60-minute cab rides?

Our own township government's future sees the creation of parks and recreation areas, and a new police station and township hall.

While we have made a fervent commitment to growth and commercial expansion, we have also made an equal commitment to managing that growth, to ensure that Flint Township will remain essentially the same in spirit and intent.

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