Lightning Over The Lake

 

Here is video of the Wakefield Fireworks Committee's hard work paying off. Next time you see one of these members give them a big Thank You. Great show once again everyone.

 

Dear Visitors:

On behalf of the Wakefield City Council and the Citizens of Wakefield, I want to welcome you to our web page. As you enter it you will find a vast amount of information about our town. We are a small City near Lake Superior in the western end of Michigan’s UP right in the heart of Big Snow Country! We are near three of the finest ski hills in the Midwest.

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We are also blessed with a beautiful lake in our town that has hosted numerous National Stock Outboard APBA  Races. Our City has invested in its park and recreation facilities and offers residents and visitors a like ample opportunities to enjoy beautiful Sunday Lake. We are also surrounded by thousands of acres of Ottawa National Forest and Gogebic County Forest land. These public lands offer the visitor a multitude of recreational opportunities. Lake Superior, with its unparalleled views and spectacular sunsets, is only a short drive away. And the fabled Porcupine Mountain State Park is also just minutes away from Wakefield.

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Wakefield is also known for its Fourth of July celebration and, in particular, the fireworks display over Sunday Lake is one of the finest you will ever see. As you can see, there is much to do and see in Wakefield and the surrounding area. You will find Wakefield a great place to visit! We are a small City, but we have big hearts and we go the extra mile to insure that visitors to our town leave with fond memories of having been to “Someplace Special”.

Richard Bolen, Mayor

 

Local Conditions

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Humidity: 86%

Wind: W at 9 mph

  • Fri Chance of Snow

    36°F 16°F

  • Sat Chance of Snow Showers

    20°F 9°F

  • Sun Chance of Snow Showers

    13°F 2°F

Utility Notices

City Hall
Wakefield City Hall
311 Sunday Lake St.
Wakefield MI, 49968
(906) 229-5132
 
Tips on High Utility Bills

Large culprits for high water readings are toilets: If your water bill is unusually high, please check your toilets. This can be done by putting a few drops of food coloring in the tank and not using the toilet for a few hours. If you see color in the toilet after no use, your toilet IS leaking. You may not hear it, but it can be leaking up to 20,000 gallons of water a MONTH.

If your electric is running high, please check your water heater first (if you are not using space heaters). Typically you can see a pattern of your electrical usage gradually inclining when a heating element is not working properly.

 
Utility Bill Info
  • Utility bills can be paid at City Hall or mailed to us at 311 Sunday Lake St.  There is a night deposit drop box on the south side of City Hall for your convenience.  Do NOT use cash for payments put in the drop box.
  • Bills are mailed on the 1st of each month and are due by the 20th of the month.  A $10 penalty is added after this due date and service must be discontinued on the 6th day of delinquency in accordance with Council regulations.
 
Garbage Pickup Info
  • Use of orange colored "City of Wakefield" bags is required.
  • Garbage pickup is on Tuesdays and Fridays depending on your location.
  • Garbage bags must be curbside by 6:00 a.m. on your designated day of pickup.
 
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