Village of
Pewamo
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Originally settled in 1834, the Village of Pewamo was incorporated in 1859, and proudly celebrated its Sesquicentennial in 2009. Pewamo prides itself as a family friendly, zoned community where you can enjoy small town living, but still have easy access to the amenities offered by cities such as Lansing and Grand Rapids.
Recreation opportunities abound in Pewamo. We have a nine acre Village park with ball fields, tennis courts, pavilions and lots of playground equipment! We are very excited to have the Fred Meijer CIS Trail passing through Pewamo. We invite you to start your trail journey here or to stop and visit as you enjoy the trail. We have a beautiful trailhead, which is fashioned after the original depot. There are restrooms, picnic tables and a drinking fountain, which we hope will allow you to take a moment to rest and refresh.
The Village of Pewamo is requesting Bids for the construction of East & Higham Street Improvements. Bids for the construction of the project will be received at the Village office located at 130 East Main Street, Pewamo, MI 48873, until 2:00 p.m. local time, Thursday, April 6, 2023. At that time the Bids received will be publicly opened and read.
The Village of Pewamo would like to thank Consumer’s Energy for their Tree Grant Program, which continues to fund the planting of trees in the Village. The Consumer’s Energy Tree Grant requires trees to be non-invasive and planted in the Village right-of-way.
The Village of Pewamo was proud to unveil a new addition to Sesquicentennial Park at Block Party 2014. Due to generous donations received, the Village was able to commission Dan Arens of Westphalia to create a historic mural of the Pewamo Depot. Included in the mural is a tribute to our namesake, Chief Pewamo.
The Village of Pewamo is a Proud Supporter and Member of the Ionia County Economic Alliance (ICEA)/The Right Place. Working together to support Economic Growth in Ionia County – Representing area companies and dedicated to retaining and attracting businesses to Ionia.
Broken street lights? Report broken street lights to Consumers Energy at their website: Here
OR contact the Village office at (989) 593-2553
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