Clinton County, Administrative county in central Michigan, United States.
Clinton County is an administrative region in central Michigan covering approximately 575 square miles (1,490 square kilometers). The area includes several cities and municipalities, among them St. Johns and portions of East Lansing.
The Michigan Legislature created Clinton County in 1831, naming it after prominent political figure DeWitt Clinton. The region achieved its complete organizational structure by 1839.
The Clinton County government maintains regular board meetings and public forums that shape local policies and foster community participation throughout the region.
County services are accessed through the main office in St. Johns, with additional facilities located across various townships and municipalities. Interstate 69 crosses the southern section, providing convenient access to the wider region.
Interstate 69 crosses the southern section of Clinton County, connecting the region to the Capital Region International Airport and surrounding transportation networks.
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