Redford
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| Redford, Michigan Redford Township, Michigan A little bit about Redford is a western suburb of Detroit, Michigan that is 11.25 square miles. Redford has 51,622 citizens. The zip codes are 48239 and 48240. The upper Rouge River flows through the Lola Valley Park in the township. Primarily a residential community with 20,605 housing units and a population density of 4,597.40 people per sq. mile for Census 2000. There are some commercial areas. This is concentrated mainly in an area bounded by Telegraph Road (US-24), Plymouth Road (M-14), Interstate 96 Freeway, and Inkster Road. The CSX Railroad parallels the I-96 Freeway. Most of the major commercial development is found along Telegraph Road, a series of major mile roads, both east-west and north-south, complimenting the Telegraph Road and I-96 corridors which connect to the region. Location The township is bordered by Detroit to the East, Dearborn Heights to the South, Livonia to the West, and Southfield to the North. I-96 and Telegraph Road (US -24) cut through the township providing easy access to I-94 and I-96. You can get to anywhere in metro Detroit easily from 8 Mile Rd, Telegraph, I-96. These major roads connect to M-14, I-275, I-75, I-94 and I-696. The distance to the Michigan state capital is 70 miles. (as the crow flies) Redford Fire Department The fire department operates out of 3 fire stations with 17 firefighters that respond to over 4000 emergencies in 2007. Redford History Nineteen year-old Israel Bell and his 15 year-old wife first settled the Redford area in 1818. Named because of its location at the place where the Indians and early settlers could cross the "rouge" or "red" river. The Rouge River got its name because of its reddish water and its red clay banks, which are remnants of a prehistoric lake whose bottom was red clay. The Redford Theatre opened on January 27, 1928 as a neighborhood movie house. It was billed as "America's Most Unique Suburban Playhouse." The theatre, with its three story grand foyer and full-size stage, has been in continuous operation ever since. Redford Parks and Recreation There are 13 parks covering over a 100 acres, a indoor ice arena, outdoor ice rink, and a senior center located on 12121 Hemingway. Redford Police The department is made up of 68 sworn officers and 9 civilian dispatchers/jailers. The number of violent crimes recorded by the FBI in 2003 was 170. The number of murders and homicides was 1. The violent crime rate was 3.3 per 1,000 people. Redford Schools There are 3 school systems. The majority of them go to Redford Union School District and South Redford School District. Some also go to Clarenceville School District. There are also 6 private schools in the township. Redford Union School District has 1 high school, 1 Junior High, 5 elementary schools, and 5302 students. South Redford has 1 high school, 1 middle school, 4 elementary schools and 3432 students. Redford Shopping The are Drug stores, car dealerships, fast food, bars, and many other stores and restaurants along all the major roads in the township. If you go down Telegraph Rd, Plymouth Rd, 5 Mile, 6 Mile, 7 mile, 8 mile, or Grand River you will find what you need right close by. Redford Real Estate Redford Twp Homes Styles The styles of homes are a combination of bungalows, ranches, and small colonials. Most homes sell from $75,000 to $200,000. (in 2007). There exteriors are a mix of vinyl siding and brick. Redford Real Estate, Redford Homes for sale |
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| Redford Clubs Almost all the clubs in the Township Alphabetically Redford Unicycle Club Star Twirlers Square Dance Club Redford garden Club
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| Entertainment Beech Lanes Bowling Center |
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| Redford General Info For population 25 years and over in Redford
For population 15 years and over in Redford CDP
4.0% Foreign born (1.7% Europe, 1.0% North America, 0.8% Asia).
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| Golf courses Western Golf course and Club Review of the two courses in Redford |
| History General History of Redford No. 5 School historical site No. 9 School Historical site History of the library Redford Cemetery Redford Theatre |
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Neighborhood Associations Rogers Park Association Western Heights Association |
Western View Association South of Western Golf Course (on Beech), to East of Beech Daly North of Schoolcraft and West of Telegraph Contact: Maggie Handy-Prey (313) 538-1411 Click here for January 2008 Newsletter Plymouth Road Association Plymouth Road Beech Daly West to Inkster Contact: "Jeep" Newton 313-937-2510 Grand Dale Association Telegraph Hazelton Association |
| Redford Restaurants Restaurants & bars |
| Senior Information Meals on Wheels Redford Senior Center |
| Sports associations, clubs, and facilities Redford Hockey Association |
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