EXPLORE: Parks, Trails, and Attractions in Oakland County

November 20th 2020

Be sure to call or check online to see if a destination is open:

Veterans COVID-19 Emergency Financial Relief Grants Available

November 19th 2020

Financial assistance can be provided for:

Housing

Utilities

Food Assistance

​Child Care

Home & Vehicle Repairs

Other Financial Impacts due to COVID-19

State Shares List of COVID Testing Sites

November 18th 2020

This new list shows all current known COVID-19 testing locations in all 83 Michigan counties.

County Parks Annual Pass on Sale – Free for Seniors, Vets & Others

November 16th 2020

Oakland County Parks and Recreation (OCPR) Annual Vehicle Permits are now available for 2021.

State Orders Three Week Emergency Restrictions to Reduce COVID Spread

November 15th 2020

The State of Michigan has issued new restrictions for three weeks to stop the spread of COVID-19. 

Nov. 18 – Protect Trees from Oak Wilt Virtual Presentation

November 15th 2020

CISMA hosts and co-hosts events to increase public awareness about invasive species and how to best manage and prevent them.

Nov. 17  – Healthy Trees in the Home Landscape Virtual Presentation

November 15th 2020

This class lists good and bad trees, why you should choose one tree over another. It also explains micro-climate environmental conditions. Finally, it will discuss oak wilt, a devastating disease to oak trees.

Nov. 17 – MSHDA Virtual Housing & Resource Fair

November 15th 2020

How to buy a home
Eviction Diversion Program
Home repair
Credit Repair
Funding opportunities
Tax foreclosure prevention
Rental assistance 
Federal, state, and local housing and community resources

Nov. 16 – Racism: Public Health Crisis Webinar

November 15th 2020

The free event, sponsored by Women Confronting Racism, will explore the intersection of race, racism, and health disparities in the state of Michigan.

State Encourages Remote Working, Office Workplace Precautions Against COVID

November 12th 2020

“Workplace outbreaks are increasing along with the state’s community numbers,” said Director of COVID-19 Workplace Safety Sean Egan.