News about the people, events and organizations that impact the City of Northville in Michigan.
Northville, Mich. is home to some 6,000 residents in a 2.2 square-mile area that spans the western sections of Wayne and Oakland counties. Many homes, restaurants and shops are located in historic buildings. Before becoming a city in 1955, it was founded as a village in 1867. The Rouge River traverses through the town with gently rolling hills. The historic downtown enjoys a robust economy with retail stores, restaurants and theaters.
"The City of Northville’s City Hall is where people come to conduct business – to pay property taxes, obtain a license, register to vote, or attend a public meeting of the City Council or a board/commission. The Police Dept. is located on the lower level and Fire Station #1 is adjacent to City Hall on the west side.The City is governed by an elected mayor and City Council and an appointed City manager. The government structure oversees the City Charter and Code of Ordinances. It was incorporated as the Village of Northville in 1867 and as the City of Northville in 1955. With 2.2 square miles that span Wayne and Oakland counties, the City is home to 6,600 residents."
