Over 700 companies representing 37 countries are doing business in Oakland County
Oakland County has maintained a AAA bond rating putting it in the top 1% of U.S. counties
42 percent of residents over age 35 have a bachelors or graduate/professional degree
New Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine is being constructed
Oakland County's 910 square miles are located just north of Detroit
2010 population census is 1.2 million
Oakland County has 89,000 acres of parkland
In Oakland County there are more than 1,400 lakes, 16,000 lakefront homes, and headwaters of five major rivers
Estimated per capita income of Oakland County residents in 2009 was $50,334
Oakland ranked 11th in per capita income among counties with populations over one million
Business diversification projects include Emerging Sectors and Medical Main Street
42 thousand businesses are located in Oakland County
82 golf courses including Oakland Hills (16 major championships) and Indianwood (2012 U.S. Senior Open)
Oakland County has more people than each of these eight states and the District of Colombia:
AlaskaDelaware
MontanaNorth Dakota
VermontWyoming
Sources: BEA REIS, U.S. Census Bureau, SEMCOG