Oakland County
Recent News About Oakland County
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Oakland County approves additional $219,000 in grants to encourage COVID-19 industry
Another $219,000 in grants was recently approved under Oakland County’s "Saving Business, Saving Lives" grant program, which allots funds to local producers to provide incentives to shift their production to personal protective equipment needed for to the response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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'Disasters Don’t Wait' program urges Michigan residents to prepare
September is “National Preparedness Month."
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Oakland County to host first virtual job fair Sept. 23
Trying to stay safe and healthy during the age of COVID-19 has forced many people to think outside the box.
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Oakland County to reimburse schools for unexpected costs of reopening
Oakland County will provide $28 million to help schools recoup some of the unexpected costs of preparing schools for in-person or remote student learning during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a Oakland County news release.
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Small businesses benefit from stabilization fund in Oakland County
With small businesses still suffering a great deal from the impact of COVID-19, the Oakland County Small Business Stabilization Fund was announced on March 26.
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Pandemic causes Canterbury Village to become a drive-in movie theater
Movie theaters might be closed due to the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak, but moviegoers who are tired of sitting on their couch might have an alternative in the coming days.
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Oakland County opens drive-thru COVID-19 testing
Oakland County started a drive-thru COVID-19 testing site for first responders, essential business employees and Pontiac residents who are showing symptoms of the virus.
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Local Michigan governments host virtual meetings
Local Michigan governments are adapting to virtual meetings as they continue to work and offer community participation during the coronavirus pandemic.