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Historical Commission FAQ

Below are some of the frequently asked questions that we receive here at Oakland County Historical Commission.


When does the Oakland County Historical Commission (OCHC) meet?

Who sits on the Oakland County Historical Commission?

How does one apply to sit on the Oakland County Historical Commission?

When was the Oakland County Historical Commission created?

What has the Oakland County Historical Commission done in the past?

 

When does the Oakland County Historical Commission (OCHC) meet?

Meetings are usually held the first Tuesday of each month in Conference Room A at the Commissioners Auditorium at the County Government Complex in Pontiac. For more information view our meeting schedule.

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Who sits on the Oakland County Historical Commission?

The Oakland County Historical Commission consists of nine residents of Oakland County who are each appointed by the Oakland County Board of Commissioners to a three-year term.

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How does one apply to sit on the Oakland County Historical Commission?

An application form must be filled out and submitted to the Chair of the Board of Commissioners. This form can be acquired by calling 248-858-0100.

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When was the Oakland County Historical Commission created?

The Historical Commission was created in 1978 by the passage of Ordinance No. 20 by the Oakland County Board of Commissioners.

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What has the Oakland County Historical Commission done in the past?

We have completed a variety of projects for the County. For more information view a listing of our completed projects.

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