The Population & Steets in Troy-Mills City were recently assessed and analyzed by Linn County. During the study, staff identified a consensus on the present and future land use of the village. The community's character was defined, and financial incentives were identified to remove barriers to rural village development. The following is a summary of the community's current demographic and economic data.
The village of Troy Mills grew to support a school, drugstore, and hotel. The community also supported a post office, a grain elevator, and a new Methodist Church. In 1898, a new Methodist Church was dedicated in the village. The village was home to the International Order of Odd Fellows and other organizations. The US Census does not cover all summary levels.
The Fall River Manufactory was founded in 1813. In 1813, Oliver Chace led a group of investors. Oliver Chace had previously worked as a carpenter for Samuel Slater. The upper falls was the site of the Troy Mill, and the city grew steadily afterward. The Old Colony Railroad was the first railroad line to come through the city.
The population of the Troy Mills City, MI is comprised of people from various ethnicities and backgrounds. The mayor-council government is made up of nine at-large councillors. The city's post office is modelled after the main post office in New York City behind Penn Plaza. The school district is home to 17 elementary and secondary schools. A high school is located at the corner of Bedford Street.