Community Engagement and Volunteering

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Oakland County Parks is focused on environmental leadership, action and practice in the community. Staff is available as a resource for local governments and the public to advise in their areas of expertise and assist homeowners, municipal employees, non-profit organizations and educational institutions in implementation of best practices.

Our community engagement efforts include:

View the calendar below for ways you can get involved.

Meet and Greet with Deputy Gordon Morse and Worf

  • Date: 08/30/2025 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM  

Join us at the Red Oaks Nature Center from 1 to 2 p.m. on August 30 for a special opportunity to meet Deputy Gordon Morse and his K-9 partner.

Learn about Deputy Morse's role with the Oakland County Sheriff's Office and how K-9 units help to fight crime and keep our communities safe. Deputy Morse will read from his storybook, "The Adventures of Officer McCrea and K-9 Worf – The Journey Begins," take questions, and give a preview of the second book in the series.

Don't miss this free, family-friendly event! Preregistration is requested by calling (248) 858-0916 during regular business hours.

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