Grand Blanc Township is located near Flint,Michigan in Genesee County. The township is home to over 8 000 people.
The township’s median property value is $191,400. The majority of people in the township commute alone to work.
The GINI index of the township is lower than national average. This means that wages in the township are more evenly distributed than the national average.
History
Chippewa Indians settled a large part of the area in the mid-18th Century. Grand Blanc,which means “Great White” in French,was named by French traders. The city was incorporated in March of 1930. The city is located within the Grand Blanc Charter Township but has its own local government including a mayor,a council and commissioners.
Residents of Grand Blanc can enjoy a number of high-ranking schools,an award-winning Heritage Museum and a library that is state-of-the art. Grand Blanc is also home to the McFarlen Center for Research and Innovation,a top regional economic development hub. Grand Blanc’s residents are primarily employed in Health Care & Social Assistance and Retail Trade. Those that work in Management Occupations or Construction & Related Services earn the highest salaries. Primary care physicians see an average of 1124 patients a year. This is a significant decrease from the average national figure of 1354 patients for each physician.
Parks & Recreation
Grand Blanc is home to a number of parks and hiking trails. There are also several restaurants to suit all tastes. Whether you’re craving Mexican food or Italian cuisine,you’ll find it in Grand Blanc.
The Grand Blanc Parks and Recreation Commission is dedicated to providing quality parks and recreation opportunities for the community. Giffels Webster assisted with the creation of their 2017-2021 Parks and Recreation Master Plan.
Creasey Bicentennial Park offers a rustic walking trail,baseball diamonds,a pavilion (available for rent),and a dog walk area. It is maintained by the Grand Blanc Parks and Recreation Department,and offers an abundance of activities for residents of all ages. The park is open year-round and is a popular place to beat the summer heat. A splash pad is no longer available at the park due to a lack of funding. The township is seeking federal funds through Congressman Dan Kildee’s office to replace the pad in the future.
Shopping & Dining
Whether you’re looking for a quick bite or a family meal,Grand Blanc MI has many restaurants to choose from. Use the map below to find a restaurant that fits your taste and budget. You can also filter by price range and see the top-rated locations.
Grafted Root Eatery offers delicious comfort food made from scratch. Menu includes all your favorites like burgers and sandwiches.
Bangkok Peppers,a local favorite of delicious Thai cuisine,is the place to go for delicious Thai dishes. Chad Rose and Susie Rose opened the restaurant in 2002. Their talented chef uses only fresh ingredients to prepare authentic Thai food. Their menu includes favorites like spring roll,crispy tofu,steamed dumplings,fried rice,vegetable delight,Thai sweet and sour,and the famous GRA-POW GAI.
Cottage Inn Pizza is a family-owned and operated pizzeria that serves the communities of Grand Blanc,Burton,and Goodrich. The restaurant offers dine-in,carryout,and delivery options. The menu features both thin crust and Detroit-style pizzas.
What to do
Get out and explore the best of Grand Blanc. There are many things to do in Grand Blanc,from fun family activities to vibrant arts scenes.
Founders Brewing is a local favorite,offering year-round favorites like the scotch style Dirty Bastard and fruity Mas Agave ale. The brewpub is cozy and has live music.
The Grand Rapids Art Museum is a must-see destination for culture lovers. ArtPrize is a unique competition that celebrates creativity,innovation,and radicalism in an open,fun environment.
Visit 810 CrossFit if you want a challenging workout. They offer expert coaching and a welcoming community. The community also hosts events ranging from social outings to charity workouts.
The baseball season at LMCU ballpark runs from April to September. Watch the West Michigan Whitecaps play a game and enjoy theme nights and on-field promotions.