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Oakland County Enterprise GIS Information & Publications
Project DocumentsProject Documents include RFPs, project plans, implementation plans and other documents related to individual projects such as road centerlines, orthophotography, etc.
Collaborative Asset Management System (CAMS)
Parks and Recreation Technology Roadmap
Oakland County Animal Control (OCAC)
Second Generation Access Oakland (2GAO)
FEMA Cooperating Technical Partners
Other Projects
Collaborative Asset Management System (CAMS)
The Collaborative Asset Management System (CAMS) is a new vision for providing customer service in Oakland County’s public works community. It is a standardized, countywide infrastructure (water, sewer, storm and roads) management system that will allow Oakland County and its local governments to proactively manage assets and mitigate long‐term costs associated with the operations and maintenance of critical infrastructure. The Fact Sheet ( , file size 111k) and Management Presentation (, file size 579k) summarize the goals and benefits of the Collaborative Asset Management System.
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Parks and Recreation Technology Roadmap
The Parks and Recreation Technology Roadmap, or plan (, file size 1.9MB), will leverage Oakland County technology strategies and facilitate development and use of information technology solutions in the Parks and Recreation Department. The components of this plan will enable successful technology implementation and promote long‐term sustainability. The technology roadmap leverages enterprise technologies and objectives found in the Oakland County IT Strategic Plan to accomplish a series of agency‐specific initiatives. As implementation continues, more detailed projects (defined objectives, budget, and timelines) will be scoped to guide the implementation of specific technology initiatives outlined in this plan.
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Oakland County Animal Control (OCAC)
Oakland County Animal Control (OCAC) is streamlining the Annual Pet Census with an ArcGIS Mobile solution that will reduce manual data entry and provide real-time access to census results. OCAC needs basic map navigation and a data entry system that allows field crews to quickly move and accurately enter pet census information results. Instead of being sent out with paper maps and log sheets, inspectors will have mobile devices to conduct door-to-door inspections. The pilot program received a NACo Achievement Award and was documented in an ESRI Case Study ( , file size 770k).
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Second Generation Access Oakland (2GAO)
The product strategy for the next generation of Access Oakland is to provide citizens and businesses access to information, tools and services that will help them live, work, play and prosper in Oakland County, Michigan. Access Oakland provides access to online public records for a fee. The new application will provide access to county land record information including aerial photography, parcel characteristics, current and historical tax data, recreation facilities, and others. The next generation of Access Oakland will provide (1) access to all existing products via a single parcel or address search; (2) a map centric view of parcel characteristics similar to Google and Microsoft; and (3) a seamless interactive version of the current Map Atlas Viewer. The Fact Sheet (, file size 249k) and Management Presentation (, file size 567k) summarize the goals and benefits of the 2GAO project.
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FEMA Cooperating Technical Partners
In 2002, Oakland County entered into a Cooperating Technical Partnership (CTP) Agreement with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) with a goal to work together to create and maintain accurate, up-to-date flood hazard data for the County. This partnership resulted in new Digital Flood Elevation Maps (DFIRMs) for the entire county that have an effective date of September 26, 2009. To view the new maps, please visit the Oakland County Flood Hazards Web Site.
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Other Projects
Contact Oakland County GIS for further information on these and other GIS projects and initiatives.
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