Genesee County, Michigan
Mundy Township Real Estate and Local Guide
Mundy Township is a charter township of 15,281 residents south of Flint that was organized on March 11, 1837 and named for Lieutenant Governor Edward Mundy
Living in Mundy Township
Mundy Miracle Commons is the largest municipally owned and operated ADA/universal design park in Michigan. Source: mundytwp-mi.gov
Homes in Mundy Township
What makes Mundy Township home
US 23 Drive-In Theater
Drive-in theater at 5200 Fenton Road in Mundy Township that keeps its 1950s-era design and moved to digital projection in 2013
Advanced Manufacturing District of Genesee County
Megasite of more than 1,000 acres in the township planned for advanced manufacturing, engineering and robotics with $250 million in state funding
Mundy Township Hall
Township government offices located in the historic Rankin community just west of a US-23 exit on Grand Blanc Road
Mundy Miracle Commons
A 100-acre universal design park off Hill Road with a barrier-free Miracle League ballfield and more than two miles of 10-foot-wide paved pathways
Karen Gawron Park and Recreational Facility
Community park directly behind the township hall named for former trustee Karen Gawron and developed with Keep Genesee County Beautiful in 2008
Mundy Township areas to know
Rankin
Unincorporated community originally known as Mundy Centre that is home to the township offices and Rankin Elementary School
Mundy
Former post office community at Linden and Baldwin roads in the southwest portion of the township