Pay Your Bill Online
City E-Newsletter
Quick Information
City Login
As in the past you would receive a Red Reminder utility bill card showing your past due with your Blue utility bill card.
There are no longer Red Reminder cards sent with utility bills.
When you receive your next bill and there is a past due balance, THAT IS YOUR REMINDER. Please call to make arrangements at that time, as previously stated no reminder notices are being mailed.
You must make payment arrangements before you receive the "Hand Delivered" notice. No arrangements will be made after receiving "Hand Delivered" notice.
A notice that Red Reminders were no longer being sent was printed on your last month's utility bill.
Croswell Pioneer Days - August 4 & 5, 2017.
For more information click link below.
TO VIEW OR PAY YOUR UTILITY BILL ONLINE, IT NOW REQUIRES A PIN NUMBER.
YOUR PIN NUMBER WILL BE PRINTED ON ALL FUTURE UTILITY BILLS.
If you need emergency assistance after hours for City Utility Services you may call the following numbers:
Department of Public Works - 810-679-3158 - answering machine will have the after hours contact information
Electric Department - 810-679-2120 - answering machine will have the after hours contact information
An additional fee may be assessed and applied to your utility bill if the department is called out.
Monday thru Friday - 7:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. are the regular office hours for these departments.
City Hall is open Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. 810-679-2299.
DISC GOLF IS READY TO PLAY
TEE OFF IS LOCATED JUST WEST OF THE BRIDGE IN RIVERBEND PARK.
Click on link below and download the map.
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 from Lake Huron with excellent recreational opportunities including boating, hunting, fishing and golfing.
