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Coulter: GM Investment in Orion Township Highlights Skilled Workforce and Boosts Environmental Sustainability Goals
Oakland County Executive Dave Coulter released the following statement today in response to the General Motors announcement that the automaker will invest $4 billion in its Orion Township plant to bolster electric vehicle production.
Oakland County Executive Dave Coulter released the following statement today in response to the General Motors announcement that the automaker will invest $4 billion in its Orion Township plant to bolster electric vehicle production. Environmental sustainability is among the strategic goals of the Coulter administration, with the target of reaching carbon neutrality in Oakland County by 2050:
"We're thrilled that the partnership with General Motors, Michigan, Oakland County and Orion Township is still thriving and geared toward the environmentally sustainable vehicles of the future, " said Oakland County Executive David Coulter. "This investment reinforces the confidence General Motors has in the Orion plant, the abundance of a skilled workforce in southeast Michigan and the appeal of Oakland County as an attractive place to locate advanced technology manufacturing."
"We're thrilled that the partnership with General Motors, Michigan, Oakland County and Orion Township is still thriving and geared toward the environmentally sustainable vehicles of the future, " said Oakland County Executive David Coulter. "This investment reinforces the confidence General Motors has in the Orion plant, the abundance of a skilled workforce in southeast Michigan and the appeal of Oakland County as an attractive place to locate advanced technology manufacturing."