Fresh.News
Adelaide Street Watermain
Adelaide Street Watermain

The City of Fenton will be replacing an old 12 inch cast iron water Divider: New News Article
Old City Fire Hall Looking For New Owner
Old City Fire Hall Looking For New Owner

The City of Fenton is looking to sell the old fire hall located in Divider: New News Article
Several New Businesses Open, Expand In Fenton
Several New Businesses Open, Expand In Fenton

Several new businesses have opened or expanded within the CIty Of Divider: New News Article
Safe Delivery of Newborns
Safe Delivery of Newborns

Did you know that the State of Michigan enacted a law on January 1, Divider: New News Article
RSS News Feed Link    More News...»
Add to Google

Email.Sign.Up

Stay up to date with everything happening in the City of Fenton.

About The City of Fenton

Divider Line

The City of Fenton is conveniently located in lower mid-Michigan with access to the U.S. 23 expressway from three locations in the city at Owen, Silver Lake and North roads. Major cities including Ann Arbor, Flint, Lansing and Detroit can be reached within one hour.

The boundaries of Fenton have expanded considerably since Rober LeRoy, one of the founders, drew the first plat in the mid-1800s. The population of the City of Fenton, according to updated 2002 U.S. Census Bureau figures, is 10,583, but that number has continued to climb over the past two years.

The median age of Fenton residents is 34 years old, according to 2000 Census figures. The average household is made up of 2.38 individuals, with the average family size of 3.01 persons.

Median household income in the City of Fenton is $47,400, and median family income is $55,637. The majority of Fenton residents earn their livings in the field of education, health and social services, which is followed closely by the employment in the manufacturing industry.

Since 1995, the City of Fenton has experienced a boom in both housing and business. Silver Lake Village is the largest commercial shopping district in the city, located on its western borders across U.S. 23. Many new single-family residential communities have been constructed over the years, and the trend today is toward apartment and condominium living.