Greenland Public RecordsMichigan

Greenland is a small village near Ontonagon, MI, with a population of about 130. The median age is around 50, reflecting an aging community. Approximately 51% are male and 49% female. The village is predominantly White (over 95%), with very small percentages identifying as Native American, Hispanic or Latino, or multiracial. Overall, Greenland is a sparsely populated, older, and racially homogenous community.

Greenland city, near Ontonagon, MI, features a median home value around $70,000, with homeownership rates near 80% and rents averaging $600/month. The local real estate market has remained stable, with modest value increases of about 2% annually. Housing mainly consists of single-family homes and some mobile homes, reflecting the rural character of the area. Notable neighborhoods are limited due to the village’s small size. Property taxes are approximately 1.5% of assessed value, translating to around $1,050 per year for an average home. Rental properties are scarce, emphasizing the predominance of owner-occupied residences.

Greenland City, near Ontonagon, MI, relies on Aspirus Ontonagon Hospital, located about 9 miles away, for hospital services, as there are no hospitals or clinics directly in Greenland. Ontonagon County, with a population of ~5,700 (median age 56), faces rural healthcare challenges: 20% are over 65, and 8% lack health insurance. The county has one hospital, one rural health clinic, and a primary care provider rate of 39 per 100,000 people. Common health issues include chronic conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, and respiratory illnesses, reflecting the county's aging demographic and limited healthcare access.

Greenland city, near Ontonagon, MI, is served by Ontonagon Area School District, featuring one K-12 public school. The high school graduation rate in Ontonagon County is approximately 89%, while about 16% of adults hold a bachelor's degree or higher. School safety is considered above average, with minimal reported incidents. The district offers basic educational programs, including special education and athletics, but limited advanced placement courses. Adult education opportunities are available via community outreach or online programs. Standardized test scores generally align with Michigan state averages.

Greenland city, near Ontonagon, MI, is a small rural community with limited public transit; most residents rely on personal vehicles, with vehicle ownership exceeding 90%. According to U.S. Census data, over 80% of commuters drive alone, while public transportation usage is virtually nonexistent. The average one-way commute time is approximately 20 minutes. Transportation infrastructure centers on local highways like M-38. Major employment is in health care, education, and local services, primarily located in Ontonagon or nearby towns. Walkability and bike infrastructure are minimal, and ride-sharing is uncommon in this area.