
Oakland County Workforce Development Board Receives Board of Excellence Award from Michigan Works! Association
The Michigan Works! Association honors the Oakland County Workforce Development Board for leadership and impact.
NEWS RELEASE - Coulter says Post-Secondary Attainment Effort Key to Oakland County’s Economic Future

The Michigan Works! Association honors the Oakland County Workforce Development Board for leadership and impact.
For its 12th annual event, Oakland County Manufacturing Day is connecting over 1,000 local students from 24 high schools with 32 regional employers for hands-on tours designed to showcase rewarding, in-demand careers in modern manufacturing and the skilled trades.
Oakland County Michigan Works! today announced the opening of a new center in Southfield.

Crews began aboveground construction on downtown Pontiac’s South Parking Deck by placing the structure’s first precast wall panel with a 300-ton crane.
Moody’s Ratings and S&P Global Ratings have assigned Oakland County Aaa and AAA ratings, respectively, each citing a stable outlook, robust financial reserves and strong management practices.
Dodd, a veteran economic development leader, was promoted to oversee Oakland County’s Departments of Economic Development and Aviation and the administration’s state government relations.
Oakland County Executive Dave Coulter’s balanced fiscal years 2027-2029 budget recommendation maintains the county’s Aaa/AAA bond ratings while investing in justice and public safety, health and workforce development.
Beginning Wednesday, July 15 at 5 p.m., the Office of the Oakland County Water Resources Commissioner will perform concrete pavement spot repairs on northbound Woodward Avenue in the City of Pontiac.