Oakland County

Oakland County, Michigan, is a local government serving nearly 1.3 million residents across 62 cities, villages, and townships. Guided by a commitment to public service, collaboration, equity, and sustainability, the county works to support healthy communities and inclusive economic growth. Its programs and services span public health, housing, emergency preparedness, courts, elections, property records, taxes, roads, water resources, and support for older adults, veterans, and residents in need.

Oakland County also helps businesses and workers through economic development, business loans, workforce development, job-seeker resources, training, and initiatives for emerging industries. Residents can explore county parks and trails, golf and recreation, attend community events, find pet adoption and animal-control services, and access transit and food assistance resources. Additional offerings include vital records, financial empowerment services, water and stormwater programs, and online tools for payments and county services. Through its elected officials, departments, and community partnerships, Oakland County aims to make public resources accessible and strengthen the region’s quality of life.