Understand Who We Are
Infrastructure & Connectivity
Bay County offers businesses and residents access to a strong and diverse transportation network that supports commerce, logistics, manufacturing, tourism, and regional connectivity. Located along the Saginaw River and Saginaw Bay, the county benefits from multimodal infrastructure that includes highway access, rail service, air transportation, and international waterway connections.
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Highway Access
Bay County is strategically located along major transportation corridors including I-75, US-10, M-13, and M-25, providing convenient access throughout Michigan and the Midwest. These routes support efficient movement of goods, commuters, and visitors while connecting the region to major domestic and international markets.
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Air Transportation
MBS International Airport serves the Great Lakes Bay Region with commercial passenger service, business aviation, and cargo capabilities. The airport provides direct connectivity through major airline carriers and supports regional business growth and travel needs.
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Rail Access
Bay County is served by freight rail infrastructure that supports manufacturing, agriculture, logistics, and industrial development. Regional rail connectivity provides businesses with access to national freight networks and efficient shipping options.
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Waterways & Port Access
Bay County’s location along the Saginaw River and Saginaw Bay provides access to the Great Lakes maritime system, supporting commercial shipping, industrial activity, recreation, and tourism. The region’s waterfront assets continue to play an important role in economic development and quality of place.