Clinton County is ideally located in the center of the state with easy access to Grand Rapids, Detroit, Chicago, and Canada via the north/south bound and east/west bound highway systems that run through the county. The businesses and residents are also supported by public transportation, Clinton Area Transit, and air and freight travel via the Capital Region International Airport.

Capital Region International Airport is located in the southern tier of the township and is used by hundreds of thousands of travelers to connect to the entire world through major airlines. In addition to passengers, the airport provides service to thousands of tons of air cargo annually and provides support for corporate and general aviation.

General and Corporate Aviation or AVFLIGHT Lansing is a 24 hour, full service facility making flight planning easy with services such as satellite weather, de-icing, airstart, and preheated hangars. Avflight Lansing offers a great alternative to the area’s larger airport. As an Avfuel braded dealer, contract fuel and AVTRIP points are available for pilots’ convenience.

Clinton Area County Clinton Transit (the blue Bus) provides safe, reliable public transportation for all Clinton County including Capital City airport. Located in St. Johns. Clinton Transit operates Monday through Friday, Curb to curb. The Blue Bus serves rural areas at least six times a day. Call . . . 989-224-8127

Interstate Highways

U.S. 127 is a 758 mile long north-south United States Highway in the Eastern half of the United States. The southern terminus of the route is in Chattanooga, Tennessee and the northern terminus intersects at Interstate 75 near Grayling, Michigan. The highway continues north across the Mackinaw Bridge into the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.

Interstate I69 is an Interstate Highway, nicknamed the NAFTA Superhighway. The highway currently exists in two distinct sections; a completed highway from Indianapolis, Indiana through Port Huron, Michigan and across the bridge into the Canadian province of Ontario. It is a proposed extension southwest to the Mexican board in Texas.