Web Design in Fraser, MI
Macomb County, about 14,726 residents.
Fraser, Macomb County
Well-Known Places in Fraser
McKinley Park, Steffens Park, Boris Park.
Fraser Business Districts
- Groesbeck Highway Corridor
- Utica Road Corridor
- Fourteen Mile Road Corridor
Major Employers in Fraser
Fraser Public Schools, City of Fraser, Groesbeck Highway industrial and commercial corridor businesses.
Meet AppWT in Person Near Fraser
- 31235 Harper Avenue, St. Clair Shores, MI 48082: 2.8 miles east of central Fraser
- 13854 Lakeside Circle, Sterling Heights, MI 48315: 6.3 miles north
See all 28 Michigan meeting rooms AppWT can reserve, including 12 within 25 miles of central Fraser
About Fraser, Macomb County
History of Fraser
- A Detroit lawyer named Alexander J. Frazer arrived about 1857-1858, and the town took its name from him (though spelled 'Fraser,' not 'Frazer').
Landmarks and Places in Fraser
- Big Boy Arena / Fraser Hockeyland, one of metro Detroit's largest indoor ice complexes.
- Depot Road and the historic Grand Trunk railroad depot site.
- Arts Academy in the Woods charter school.
The Fraser Economy
- Fraser sits inside metro Detroit's automotive manufacturing belt, bordered by Warren, Sterling Heights, Roseville, and Clinton Township, and functions largely as a residential and small-industrial suburb.
- M-97 (Groesbeck Highway) runs through the southeastern part of the city, tying it into the regional supplier-and-commuter corridor.
- Fraser Public Schools is a major local institution and employer, and the district scores above Michigan averages on state testing.
Community Life in Fraser
- Big Boy Arena (formerly Fraser Hockeyland and Great Lakes Sports City) is a roughly 20,000-square-foot, five-rink ice-and-skating complex whose largest sheet is a 3,400-seat stadium arena.
- That arena was home ice for the Motor City Mechanics of the former United Hockey League and hosted the Metro Jets junior and youth hockey organization from 2015 to 2021.
- Fraser High School's teams are the Ramblers, competing in the Macomb Area Conference.
Local reference: en.wikipedia.org, www.frasercitymi.gov, en.wikipedia.org
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