One of the few U.S. cities to own and operate its own landfill, the Riverview Land Preserve, since 1968 source
Community character
Downriver suburb across the bridge from Grosse Ile, unusual for funding city operations partly through its own municipal landfill and golf complex source
Riverview Land Preserve
City-owned and operated solid-waste landfill at 20863 Grange Road running since 1968; council voted in January 2025 to close it once capacity is reached source
Riverview Highlands Golf Course
27-hole municipal course of three nines (Blue, Red, and Gold) built on the Land Preserve property source
Grosse Ile Toll Bridge landing
Mainland end of the 1913 toll bridge connecting Riverview to Grosse Ile source
Young Patriots Park
Community park serving as Riverview's central recreation ground source
Riverview Highlands
Municipal golf recreation across three nine-hole courses source
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