Oakland County Eliminates Additional $6 Million in Medical Debt for 6,300 Residents
Latest round of Oakland County’s partnership with Undue Medical Debt brings total relief to more than $15 million for 20,000-plus residents.
Latest round of Oakland County’s partnership with Undue Medical Debt brings total relief to more than $15 million for 20,000-plus residents.
The Oakland Together Housing Trust Fund has committed more than $18 million to affordable housing projects since 2023.
The long-awaited structural demolition of the Phoenix Center starts in May, marking a major step in the revitalization of Downtown Pontiac. Soft demolition is underway.
Medical debt is a leading cause of bankruptcy in the U.S., affecting an estimated 114,000 Oakland County residents.

Automation Alley’s Project DIAMOnD, funded by a $15 million ARPA investment from Oakland County, is revolutionizing small manufacturing with a network of 3D printers.

Oakland SAVES proved to be a spectacular success with the $5 million in funding exhausted within one week of the program’s announcement and nearly 1,100 households receiving the energy efficiency grants.

Oakland County awarded $2 million in ARPA funding to support Micah 6's ambitious initiatives for local residents to rehabilitate Elmer R. Webster Elementary School into the Webster Community Center.
Senior Advisor to President Joe Biden and Director of White House of Intergovernmental Affairs Tom Perez visits Oakland County to see ARPA investments in action.
Applications are now open for Oakland SAVES, Oakland County’s $5 million grant program to help working families make energy-saving home improvements.

With balanced budgets as far as the eye can see, and a sterling AAA fiscal reputation, Oakland County continues to put residents and small businesses at the top of its forward-thinking agenda.
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