The City of Croswell has grown from its timber and saw mill in the 1800s to its farming and sugar factory of the 1900s to this day of Pioneer Sugar Corp. With  the maintained city power plant, proximity to transportation and shipping corridors and  continued city  development for future growth,  Croswell is ready for future diversification.

The City of Croswell is an anchor to opportunity with it available work force, proximity to interstates , Lake Huron, and Major crossings into Canada.

The Croswell area is a great example of  Thumb Area living with its abundance of natural resources for hunting, fishing, boating and the like. The community also enjoys and demonstrates how proud they are of their city with many downtown activities throughout the year.

20 miles from Major Interstates - I-69 & I-94

20 miles from Major Crossings into Canada via the Blue Water Bridges or rail tunnel.

Available workforce - competitive wages.

5 miles form Lake Huron with excellent recreational opportunities including boating, hunting, fishing and golfing.

Croswell is a prime example of Thumb Area living - friendly people of the present who hold great pride in their past. Many buildings dating back to pre-Civil War times are found within the city.

Famous throughout the country is the "Mother-in-Law Bridge," a suspension footbridge built in 1905. At that time, a sign stating "Be Good To Your Mother-in-Law" was placed at the east end and another sign, "Love Ye One Another," marked the west end. While only the "Mother-in-Law" sign remains, Croswell has not forgotten the words of the other.