Ferndale, Michigan
Population: 22,105
Located in Oakland County
The city of Ferndale is 3.9 square miles and is located in Oakland County. Ferndale was declared a village in 1918 and as a city in 1927. The reason for the name Ferndale is because the area was overgrown with ferns. Residents and visitors alike enjoy the historic undertones of this fast-paced, modern town and the natural beauty that surrounds it. The economy is strong and is anchored by a strong automobile industry, while electronics composes another important leg. There's good reason why Ferndale's slogan is "Good Neighbors." Ferndale's citizenry get involved in the life of their City, and when constructive change is needed, residents work with elected officials and city staff to bring about change. Hundreds of residents serve voluntarily on City commissions, committees, and other official and unofficial city and neighborhood organizations to help make Ferndale a better place to live. Visitors to Ferndale will find that there is much to offer in this city. Outdoor activities may be found at several local parks, including Martin Road, Roosevelt, Wilson, Garbutt and Harding Parks, along with the city parks. Several sporting opportunities are available, including little league and adult teams. In addition, there are nature trails for hiking and biking, along with rivers and lakes for other outdoor fun. Ferndale has been described as being "in the heart of it all", as not only does the city have all the available amenities a town of its size can offer, but its convenient location at the intersection of I-696 and I-75 give it easy access to the abundant resources of Detroit and surrounding suburbs.
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