Welcome to Reed City, Michigan's Crossroads City
At the beautiful crossroads of US-131 and US-10, we welcome you to Reed City. We are a bustling community located at the heart of Michigan.
Reed City is also a major crossroads for Michigan's popular Rails-to Trails system. Here, the state's premier trails intersect; the White Pine Trail (running north and south) and the Pere Marquette Trail (east and west). This unique crossing makes us one of Michigan's most important trail communities.
With a friendly home town atmosphere, Reed City invites you to visit, work, and raise your family. We have a vibrant downtown and offer many business opportunities. With our beautiful parks, trails and abundant natural beauty, Reed City is the perfect place to camp and enjoy Michigan's outdoors. In every season, Reed City is your place for outdoor adventure.
Please browse here for more information about Reed City, our Chamber of Commerce, business opportunities, and tourist attractions. Thank you for your interest in Reed City.
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City Newsletter, Winter 2018
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Congratulations, Evergreen Physical Therapy on your ribbon-cutting ceremony!
Crossroads Business Services, LLC is a professional office owned by Enrolled Agent Susan Toogood and CPA Patrick Kailing with over 30 years of experience serving the accounting and tax needs of both individuals and small businesses in Reed City, MI and the surrounding areas. In addition to tax preparation, they provide bookkeeping, accounting, payroll and business set-up services. These services are provided to clients from minor children with their first job to multi-million dollar corporations across all industries. 
Looking for a Bike Hike Camping adventure out on the Michigan Trails? Come to Reed City, Michigan's Crossroads. Reed City is where two of Michigan's mightiest trails intersect, the White Pine Trail running north and south, and the Pere Marquette Trail heading east and west.
