Welcome to Calhoun County, Michigan! Established in 1829, and named after John C. Calhoun, our county is both rich in history and on the cutting edge of tomorrow's technology and development. Calhoun County offers the serenity of country living and the cultural and recreational amenities offered in urban settings.
Two interstate highways, I-94 and I-69, which intersect near the center of the county, connect Calhoun County to every major trade route in the United States. Located along a major international trade corridor, the county boasts both passenger and freight rail service. In addition, Calhoun County is in close proximity to 4 major airports.
Numerous parks are connected to the Battle Creek and Kalamazoo rivers and provide opportunities for hiking, fishing, canoeing, picnicking and other recreation. Community sporting, cultural, ethnic, historical, and holiday festivals provide plenty for residents and visitors to see and do. We value the quality of life features that make Calhoun County an attractive place to live and a fun visit.