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Oakland County Road Commission, MI

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Physical Address:

Beverly Hills, MI 48025

Mailing Address:

Beverly Hills, MI 48025

Staff
Name	Title	Email	Phone
Bryson, Craig	Senior Manager of Communications		248-645-2000

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Quality Life Through Good Roads – We Care

The Road Commission for Oakland County

31001 Lahser Road
Beverly Hills, MI 48025

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Phone: 877-858-4804
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E-mail: dcsmail@rcoc.org

Helpful Links

10 Mile/Napier intersection workzone camera
I-75 Modernization Project (Michigan Department of Transportation)
Northwestern Connector Project Website
Oakland County Federal Aid Committee (FAC)
RCOC Financials Dashboard
RCOC 2017 Pavement Condition/Oakland County Paved Federal Aid System
RCOC Videos
RCOC Spring Weight Restrictions on Roads
Searchable Database of Road Traffic Volumes
Title VI Non-Discrimination Plan

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FAQs

How much money does a penny of gas tax generate in Michigan, and for Oakland County?
Are all of our taxes going to fixing the roads?
Doesn't all the development taking place in Oakland County mean lots of new money for roads?
How are road funds divided between the state and local road agencies?
Statistics indicate that we've all been driving more. Doesn't that mean more gas tax revenue?

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