Tuolumne City is a quiet community. There are three schools: Summerville Elementary with grades K-8,Christian School with grades K-12, and Summerville High School with grades 9-12. Summerville High School also hosts Toulumne County Connections Arts School for grades 7-12. A logging company town, Tuolumne City experienced an economic down-turn when the Westside Lumber Mill closed. For many years the community has struggled to create a new economic base. In recent years the Tuolumne Band of MiWuk Indians has contributed new growth in this hamlet with revenues from nearby Black Oak Casino, which is owned and operated by the tribe. A new medial clinic and a new library are a few recent improvements. Another addition has been the renovation of the Tuolumne City Museum on Carter Street. Once known as "Somersville," Tuolumne City has a loyal citizen base, who work diligently to revive its community life. A new municipal advisory council has been established to help with this revival.
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