Contact Info
Emergency
9-1-1
Dispatch (Non-Emergency)
Inmate Information
PrisonerInfo@oaklandcountymi.gov
Inmate Property
General Information
Records Unit
ocsorecords@oaklandcountymi.gov
9-1-1
PrisonerInfo@oaklandcountymi.gov
ocsorecords@oaklandcountymi.gov
9-1-1
PrisonerInfo@oaklandcountymi.gov
ocsorecords@oaklandcountymi.gov
Substation Commander: Lieutenant J. Devita
Resources: Brandon Township Official Website
15 South Street,
Ortonville, Michigan 48462
Lobby Hours
8:00am - 4:00pm
Emergency: 911
Dispatch Non-Emergency: 248-858-4950
Substation Non-Emergency: 248-627-4911
Crime Tips: 1-888-TURN-1-IN
Fax: 248-627-4928
The Oakland County Sheriff's Office Brandon Township Substation affords residents the ability to:
For information on obtaining a Personal Protection Order (PPO), visit our Personal Protection Orders page for a list of the different PPOs based on type of relationship.
Below are links relating to various traffic safety issues. In addition, the Oakland County Sheriff's Office has numerous free publications that can be picked up at the substation. Deputies are also available to speak to school and community groups, business organizations and homeowners' associations.
The Oakland county Sheriff's Office is dedicated to responding to traffic crashes and enforcing the Michigan Motor Vehicle Code.
If you have questions or concerns regarding traffic enforcement, contact the Brandon Township substation at 248-627-4911.
The substation has publications available, such as "Establishing Realistic Speed Limits," which address many concerns citizens have relating to residential-area speeding and the use/placement of traffic control signs.
Several times during the year, enforcement is increased through federal and state grants. These efforts are publicized, including: "Click It or Ticket," "Over the Limit, Under Arrest" and specific Red Light Enforcement grants.
No. You must go to the Records Bureau, located behind the Oakland County Jail. See the Records Unit page for more information.
No. This must be provided by the Michigan State Police. You can obtain an instant check by using their ICHAT System.
We do not provide court-ordered PBTs at this time.
No. Neither the Sheriff's Office nor the Township of Brandon requires you to register an alarm or pay a fee. For more information, visit the Brandon Township Offices website or call 248-627-4918.