Explore the World that Makes Water Work at the Secretary of State

WATERFORD, Mich., January 10, 2024—Oakland County Water Resources Commissioner Jim Nash announces a special collaboration with the Michigan Secretary of State to promote career opportunities in the water industry.

01/12/2024 1:33 PM

Oakland County offers residents up to $2,000 in RainSmart Rebates for going green

Want to help the environment while also improving your landscaping and possibly reducing flooding of your yard and basement — and maybe receive up to $2,000 back for investing in these worthy goals?

01/11/2024 3:04 PM

Oakland County Launches RainSmart Rebates

Oakland County Water Resources Commissioner Jim Nash is proud to have begun accepting applications for RainSmart Rebates, the county’s first residential green stormwater infrastructure pilot program.

01/02/2024 10:36 AM

Water Resources Commissioner Jim Nash Collaborates with Oxford Public Library and Smithsonian for Education Series on Water

Waterford, Mich., December 4, 2023—The Oakland County Water Resources Commissioner’s office’s National Association of Counties (NACo) award-winning library program, Water Infrastructure 101: “What You Need to Know Below and Beyond” joins Oxford Public Library to showcase the Smithsonian Institution

12/05/2023 11:13 AM

Gov. Whitmer kicks off National Apprenticeship Week with 2024 goal to boost the use of Registered Apprenticeship training model to grow needed talent statewide

11/15/2023 8:23 AM

Water: 101 and road infrastructure meeting coming this week

By PEG MCNICHOL | pmcnichol@medianewsgroup.com | Oakland County’s water resources officials and county road commission officials will co-host a public meeting on how water and roads interact, and what is being done to limit damage.

11/14/2023 9:40 AM

Oakland County Water Resources Commissioner Revolutionizes Sewer Inspections with Artificial Intelligence

Oakland County Water Resources Commissioner Jim Nash is proud to announce a new partnership with SewerAI, an innovative California company that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to transform the way sewer infrastructure inspections are conducted.

11/01/2023 2:09 PM

Op-Ed: Water Affordability Legislation

State Senator Stephanie Chang recently announced a package of bills to create the nation’s first statewide affordability program for water and sewer utilities.

10/24/2023 3:09 PM

Oakland County Water Resources Office Receives 2023 Utility of the Future Award

10/20/2023 1:49 PM

Benefiting from bioswales

CLARKSTON — The Clarkston High School Environmental Club has been out and about, working on a bioswales project on Middle Lake Road with the Clarkston Biophilic Team and the Clinton River Watershed.

10/18/2023 10:29 AM