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The City of Gibraltar is located in the southeast portion of Wayne County, just a few miles north of the Wayne County/ Monroe County border, and on the Detroit River and Lake Erie . The City is about 25 miles southwest of Downtown Detroit, Michigan. Gibraltar is bordered by the City of Trenton to the north and Brownstown Township to the west and south, while the Detroit River serves as the border to the east. Gibraltar is approximately 4.4 square miles in area. 

The latest cencus (2020) figures set the population of the City of Gibraltar at 4,997. The most recent land use tabulation identified approximately 42.4% of total land area as residential, and a number of large tracts being used for Industrial, Landfill, and Institutional. 

Gibraltar also has a significant number of natural resources, including a network of more than five (5) miles of canals, wetlands and streams. The Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge – Humbug Marsh is in the northern portion of the City and Lake Erie Metro Park is to the south. These two locations allow area residents the opportunity to interact with nature on a daily basis. 

The Detroit River shoreline includes marina facilities and single-family residential units. A series of canals bisect the City and its four islands, Hall, Edmund, Main and Horse, of residences. The mainland portion of the City is a mix of commercial space and residential units, including senior housing and apartment complexes.

CITY-WIDE GARAGE SALE

May 20-22, 2022

5/20/2022 - CLICK HERE TO SEE A LIST OF ADDRESSES HOLDING A SALE THIS WEEKEND.

ANNUAL REPORT

2021 City of Gibraltar Annual Report

2022 POVERTY EXEMPTION POLICY & APPLICATION

Gibraltar Poverty Exemption Policy 2022

Application for Poverty Exemption

REAL ID

Please click the link below for more information for the federal Real ID law. 

Real ID

Trash Day Is On Monday

 Please read the Priority Waste Brochure to learn all about our new services.

YARD WASTE CLIPPINGS

The City of Gibraltar would like to ask residents to please be mindful when cutting grass and other shrubbery this season. Grass and plant clippings that are blown into the street can be damaging to the municipal stormwater system. Grass and other debris can get lodged in our pumps and clog up our catch basins. Additionally, the debris can create slick and dangerous riding conditions.  Please bag and dispose of lawn remains in a responsible manner.

Grass Clippings

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY

Please deliver or email a completed Gibraltar employment application with resume and cover letter to the City clerk. clerk@cityofgibraltar.net

Employment Application 

MCLOUTH STEEL-GIBRALTAR PLANT SUPERFUND SITE: COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT PLAN

Community Involvement Plan

GIBRALTAR WATERMAINS - Proposed Project and Timeline

Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Project Plan
Virtual Public Hearing June 7, 2022 at 5:30 p.m. 
View Public Notice here.

State Drinking Water Revolving Fund Project Plan Document - View Here: DWSRF Project Plan

Flood Insurance 
Reform Act of 2012 (Act)

Changes to National Flood Ins. – What to Expect

Gibraltar Flood Information Brochure

F.E.M.A. Flood Information

Check Detroit River Water Levels Here

Follow the link on the main page to the Gibraltar recording station link on the left

http://www.michigan.gov/mpsc/0,4639,7-159-49641---,00.html