Process Server in Grandville, Michigan

About Grandville

Grandville is a city in Kent County, in West Michigan. The Census Bureau counts 6,719 housing units here. Median household income is $78,551 and the average household is 2.47 people.

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Places our servers know in Grandville

• The Grand River: Forming the city's northern edge and its historic reason for being.

Grandville background

• Commonly understood to be named for its location on the Grand River.
• Held real strategic importance during Michigan's logging years because of its site at the 'river-bend' of the Grand River, where crews worked to keep logs from jamming as the river turned northwest toward Grand Haven.
• Incorporated as a city in 1933, a century after first settlement.
• Grew rapidly with the Grand Rapids metro's expansion after the early-1980s recession.
• Reached a population of 16,223 at the 2020 census.
• A major West Michigan retail and dining hub, anchored by RiverTown Crossings and surrounding big-box development.
• Color-measurement manufacturer X-Rite established its headquarters in Grandville in 1987, becoming one of Michigan's fastest-growing companies before relocating to Kentwood around 2007.
• RiverTown Crossings, opened in 1999, is a two-story super-regional mall of more than 1.25 million square feet , the largest in West Michigan.
• Later retail growth added anchors and destinations such as Cabela's and Target (around 2013).
• Well connected to the Grand Rapids economy via the Gerald R. Ford Freeway (I-196) and nearby highway corridors.
• A hometown Fourth of July celebration and parade that follows the traditional Wilson Avenue route from 44th Street to Chicago Drive.
• Downtown Grandville events organized through the local downtown authority and the Greater Miracle Mile Chamber of Commerce.
• The RiverTown Crossings district doubles as one of the area's largest shopping-and-dining social hubs.
• The Gerald R. Ford Freeway (I-196) corridor serving the city.
• NBA All-Star and Olympic gold medalist Devin Booker played freshman basketball at Grandville High School before moving to Mississippi to live with his father, retired pro Melvin Booker.
• Vice President Mike Pence walked Grandville's traditional July 4 parade route in 2017.
• The city's whole reason for existing was log traffic control at a sharp bend of the Grand River during the timber boom.

Nearby communities

• Wyoming, about 2.4 miles east
• Byron Township, about 6.3 miles south
• Grand Rapids, about 6.4 miles northeast
• Walker, about 6.6 miles north
• East Grand Rapids, about 8 miles northeast
• Kentwood, about 8.1 miles east

Where we cover

ZIP codes we cover in Grandville

49418, 49468.

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