Village of Chesaning DDA
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1100 W. Broad Street
Chesaning, Michigan 48616
Phone: (989) 845-3800
Fax: (989) 845-2277
Details
Chesaning is located in the southern portion of Saginaw County, Michigan. The Village was incorporated in 1869 and is approximately three square miles in size with the Township surrounding it. The Shiawassee River traverses south to north through the Village and Township. The Chesaning community has a total population of 4,626 (2013 Census) with 2,313 in the Village and 2,312 in Chesaning Township. The historic downtown, established residential neighborhoods, and the Shiawassee River help create a charming small town atmosphere with a distinct sense of place. The Chesaning Union School District includes all or portions of 10 townships in Saginaw County and extends into Shiawassee County. The district covers approximately 200 square miles and is the largest (geographic) school district in the County. The primary transportation route is State Highway M-57, which traverses east-west through Township and the center of the Village. State Highway M-52 is the primary north-south transportation corridor on the western edge of the Township. The Village is approximately 18 miles west of I-75. As residents of the Village of Chesaning, we have the opportunity to live in a hometown community. Even in a small hometown sometimes some great resources in the community are often overlooked. The Chesaning Union Schools, River Rapids District Library, and the Chesaning Area Historical Society and Museum all make a positive impact on the quality of life here in Chesaning. The Village of Chesaning's municipal government provides many services to village residents. Services include water/sewer, solid waste pickup, yard waste and recycling.
