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The village of Lexington offers panoramic views of southern Lake Huron while giving you close proximity to vacation amenities such as golfing, vineyard wine tastings, great food, shopping, and live entertainment.

There is a waterfront park next to the state harbor that has a large beach for swimming or sand volleyball. There is a break wall that offers breathtaking views of the sunrise.

Lexington is known for its Music in the Park series on Friday evenings, as well as events like Thumbfest, the Fine Arts Street Fair, and the annual Lexington Bach Festival.

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Lexington offers numerous seasonal and non-seasonal employment opportunities in the service industry and boasts a number of small businesses. Lexington is also home to a fifth-generation pickle company that employs over 100 people as well as an automotive manufacturing company that’s been in business for more than 75 years.

Residents of Lexington also commute to nearby cities for work. The largest nearby city is Port Huron, located approximately 25 miles south of Lexington. Port Huron is home to a variety of industries, including healthcare, manufacturing, and retail, which offer a wider range of job opportunities. While Lexington itself may have limited job opportunities in certain sectors, the surrounding area offers a variety of employment options for residents willing to commute.

 

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What makes Lexington Special?

 
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Unique features of Lexington

Fishing & boating

Three parks - one mini park and two neighborhood parks

K-12 public school

Full time police department & volunteer fire department

Live music and events throughout the summer

Lexington Village Theater

Public library

 

Community Projects & Developments

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Marina Upgrades

As of January 2023, state legislation was passed to secure funding for improvements to the Lexington Marina, boardwalk, and surrounding facilities. Among other efforts, the project upgrades will include:

  • Dredging, and demolition of obsolete floating dockage and utilities.

  • Construction of new harbor dockage and an ADA-compliant gangway.

  • Much-needed improvements to the aging breakwater structure.

  • Installation of electrical, ice suppression, potable water, marine fuel, and pump-out systems.

  • Installation of a dry fire standpipe to improve emergency response times.

The plan would also integrate the adjacent Lexington Boardwalk Marina into the project in an effort to further expand recreation activities in the area.

Moore Public Library Renovations & Expansion

The Moore Public Library recently received a state grant for expansion and patrons will soon be able to enjoy more space. Earlier this year, the library board applied for the Revitalization and Placemaking program through the Michigan Economic Development Corporation and was chosen to receive one of the ten awards. Private donations are being secured and fundraising efforts are being made to help cover the remainder of the project cost.

The Moore Public Library plans to expand into the vacant building next to it. The added space will allow the library to increase shelf space, add seating and computers, and create a new community room. Construction will include connecting the two buildings, installing an elevator, and updating plumbing and electricity wiring.