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Imlay Township Real Estate and Local Guide

Connecticut businessman William H. Imlay began buying forest land in the area in 1836, and the township took his name when it was organized in 1850

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Living in Imlay Township

Gateway to the Thumb, the self-description Imlay Township uses on its official website. Source: imlaytownship.org

Income$84,732 median household
Education12.9% hold a bachelor's or higher
CountyLapeer County

Homes in Imlay Township

Owner-occupied96.7% of occupied housing units
Single-family detached homes94.7% of housing units
Median home value$287,300

What makes Imlay Township home

Former Imlay Township Hall and Library

Source: icdda.com

The 1951 building at 212 East Third Street served as township hall until 1985 and now houses American Legion Post 135

North Branch of the Belle River

Source: stclaircounty.org

Flows northeast past Imlay City, and the Belle River Watershed Management Plan counts Imlay Township among its watershed communities

Imlay Township Cemetery

Source: imlaytownship.org

The township operates the cemetery and publishes plot pricing and burial records through its cemetery sexton

Imlay Township Park

Source: imlaytownship.org

The township maintains this public park and oversees it through a Parks and Recreation Committee

Serenity Trail

Source: imlaytownship.org

The official township site lists this walking trail alongside the township park and pavilion

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