In an effort to continue to support small businesses, the Michigan Small Business Survival Grant Program will provide funding to eligible small businesses disproportionately impacted by COVID-19.
Shelters in Oakland County collectively reached over 90% live release rate, with several organizations reaching 98% or higher.
We caught one of the trio getting all primped and ready to see guests one morning in early January…
In addition to frontline essential workers, there are over 217,000 residents age 65 and older eligible to receive the vaccine in Oakland County.
“We need to encourage our young people to consider developing and using their talents as proud Michigan educators”
Now more than ever, support for trauma related experiences is in high demand.
Oakland County is in the early stages of administering the COVID-19 vaccine but supply is limited.
Bank of America partners with a local nonprofit to provide paid internships to the Student Leaders who will also participate in a leadership summit and learn financial skills through Bank of America’s Better Money Habits.
The Parks and Recreation Commission is responsible for preserving park land and creating recreational, leisure and learning experiences for Oakland County residents.
Last night, incoming members of the 2021-2022 Oakland County Board of Commissioners were sworn in during the first full board meeting of the new term.
Truck drivers who already have a commercial driver’s license (CDL) have an opportunity to level up to heavy construction truck drivers, and right now the training is free.
Clawson Makers Market opened their doors in 2019 with a business designed to feature local artists and brands.
This increase is even more alarming as it is likely an underestimate of the actual burden of disease due to decreased testing for STDs during the pandemic.
“My goal is building community and in a healthy caring community, Love Thy Neighbor means making sure all of our neighbors feel like they belong and are included regardless of their religious beliefs or lack thereof.”
“Scammers are lurking under every rock and behind every corner waiting to take advantage of unsuspecting people,” said Nessel.
Sections of the park take on different themes, with music and light setting the mood for enchantment.
The panelists said there are many ways people can confront the crisis.
“The Only Way To Beat It Is To Face It” is funded by a federal CARES Act grant.
“These pilot sites provide geographic and demographic diversity with unique needs that will ultimately help MDHHS scale MiCAL to the entire state.”
“We look to the council to create a culture for our employees that respects diversity and creates policies that promote equity and inclusion internally and in the critical services we provide to the public.