Dec. 11 – Reduced Fee for Animal Adoptions through Oakland County
Prospective pet owners should call 248-858-1070 to schedule an appointment.
Prospective pet owners should call 248-858-1070 to schedule an appointment.
Here’s a list of our Reporter Food columns featuring some of Oakland County’s best pizza.
The new locations will be in the communities of Holly, Rochester, Southfield, and Pontiac.
Thankfully, the State of Michigan offers a free program to stop adult advertisements from reaching e-mails, mobile phones (text messaging ads) and instant messenger IDs.
Contestants must be an Oakland County student in grades 6–12
“There were no injuries and all occupants had exited their vehicles upon Public Safety arriving on scene.”
Be sure to call or check online to see if a destination is open:
Financial assistance can be provided for:
Housing
Utilities
Food Assistance
Child Care
Home & Vehicle Repairs
Other Financial Impacts due to COVID-19
This new list shows all current known COVID-19 testing locations in all 83 Michigan counties.
All applications must be submitted to the City Clerk by no later than 5:00 p.m. on November 30, 2020.
“Despite the temporary closing of the Oak Park Municipal Complex, we remain committed to providing our residents with the most efficient services possible.”
Oakland County Parks and Recreation (OCPR) Annual Vehicle Permits are now available for 2021.
The State of Michigan has issued new restrictions for three weeks to stop the spread of COVID-19.
For major route and service changes, SMART conducts hearings to give the public an opportunity to review
the proposals and share their feedback.
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.
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
The free event, sponsored by Women Confronting Racism, will explore the intersection of race, racism, and health disparities in the state of Michigan.
“Workplace outbreaks are increasing along with the state’s community numbers,” said Director of COVID-19 Workplace Safety Sean Egan.
To be eligible, an organization must be a non-profit with tax-exempt status, be physically located in Oakland County and provide most of its services to county residents.
As we continue to address how we meet the healthcare needs of our patients during this pandemic, the financial support of the community makes all the difference in the world.”