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OAKLAND COUNTY,MICHIGAN

COMMUNITY PROFILE

NEXCAPN a t i o n a l E x c e s sM a n u f a c t u r i n g Capaci ty Cata log

Matching Facilities, Companies, and Communities

Institute for Research on Labor, Employment, and the Economy

OAKLAND COUNTY, MICHIGAN

2 3Last updated: November 7, 2013 NATIONAL EXCESS MANUFACTURING CAPACITY CATALOG

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The National Excess Manufacturing Capacity Catalog (NEXCAP) is the result of collaboration between the University of Michigan’s Institute for Research on Labor, Employment, and the Economy (IRLEE), and the U.S. Commerce Department’s Economic Development Administration (EDA). This profile was produced by NEXCAP and a comprehensive update was completed in August 2013. Since community, site, and facility information changes periodically, the profile may contain outdated material. While NEXCAP makes every reasonable effort to present current and accurate information, no guarantee of any kind is made.

Institute for Research on Labor, Employment, and the Economy506 E. Liberty St. Ann Arbor, MI 48104-7202

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Lawrence A. MolnarAssociate Director

Carmen Wells QuiggProject Manager

Introduction .........................................................................................4Demographics ......................................................................................6

Population change ...............................................................................................6Population by age ................................................................................................7Population by educational attainment ................................................................8household income & housing value ....................................................................9

Economy ............................................................................................ 10Employment overview .......................................................................................10unemployment ...................................................................................................11Employment by industry ................................................................................... 12Employment by occupation............................................................................... 13Location quotient .............................................................................................. 14Loans, funds, & financial sources ...................................................................... 15Economic development organizations .............................................................. 16business assistance programs ........................................................................... 17

Local Assets ....................................................................................... 18transportation ...................................................................................................18

Education ......................................................................................... 20Colleges, universities, & technical schools ........................................................20K-12 education ................................................................................................... 21

Quality of Life ....................................................................................22Parks & recreation .............................................................................................22Museums & libraries .........................................................................................23Performing arts ..................................................................................................24Cultural events ...................................................................................................25Sports .................................................................................................................26

Healthcare ......................................................................................... 27healthcare systems ............................................................................................27human services .................................................................................................28

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Pontiac

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Rochester Hills

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Oak Park EastpointeFerndale

Madison Heights

Brighton

Rochester

Birmingham

Mt Clemens

Linden

Berkley

Utica

South Lyon

Bloomfield Hills

New Baltimore

Grand Blanc

Orchard Lake

Clawson

Hazel Park

Richmond

Durand

Farmington

Highland Park

Walled Lake

Harper Woods

Hamtramck

Grosse Pointe Woods

Center Line

Grosse Pointe Farms

Lake Angelus

Flint

Northville

Swartz Creek

Lathrup Village

Northville

Grosse Pointe Park

Grosse Pointe

Plymouth

Sylvan Lake

MemphisMemphis

Keego Harbor

The Village of Grosse Pointe Shores

Village of Clarkston

Fenton

The Village of Grosse Pointe Shores

Fenton

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Oakland County 2013

Introduction

Location Southeast MichiganArea 868 sq. milesPopulation 1,202,362County seat PontiacMajor cities Auburn hills, Farmington

Hills, Pontiac, Southfield, Major assets

Oakland university, Oakland Community College, high educational attainment, proximity to Detroit Metropolitan Airport (DtW), proximity to the Detroit/Wayne County Port Authority.

INTRODUCTION

Oakland County is located in southeastern Michigan. It lies adjacent to Wayne County and Detroit to the south. In 2010, its population was 1,202,362. Pontiac serves as the county seat while troy is the largest city. Oakland County is perhaps most defined by its major education institutions Oakland university and Oakland Community College, as well as its sports venue, the Palace of Auburn hills. Oakland County features a highly educated workforce, with a far higher proportion of its residents possessing a two or four year degree than state or national averages.



Introduction Economy Incentives Local Assets Education Quality of Life HealthcareDemographics

Over the period of 1980-2000, population growth in Oakland County was higher than the state and closer to the national average. In the following decade from 2000-2010, growth was far slower than the national average at nearly 1 and 10 percent, respectively.

Oakland County did not, however, face population decline like Michigan as a whole. this may be due to the predominant mixture of healthcare and education industries lacking in other Michigan counties.

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Oakland County has enjoyed a higher mid- and late-career working age population (35-54) than state or national averages, with around a third of the population that fall into this category. Oakland County has a slightly smaller proportion of 15-34 year olds compared to state and national averages, staying

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Oakland County has much more educated population than state and national averages, with twice the proportion of those holding a bachelor’s degree compared to Michigan and the united States. those with an associate’s or vocational

schooling outpace state and national averages by at least 10 percentage points or more. Oakland university and Oakland Community College’s presence in the county likely affects these data, as both attract and produce a highly educated workforce.

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Oakland County enjoys a higher than average income level compared to state and national averages, although the gap has decreased in the period of 2000-2011. While Oakland County salaries were over $20-30,000 higher than state and national averages, respectively, in 2000, Oakland County salaries were just over $10,000 higher in 2011.housing values in Oakland

County have remained higher than state but well below national averages over the period of 2000-2011. Due to the housing crises in the middle to late part of the decade housing values fell nationally and Oakland County was no exception. As the data show, housing values uniformly fell $10-11,000 at county, state, and national levels.

DEMOGRAPHICs: household income & housing value

Oakland County Michigan United States2000 $85,607 $61,767 $58,0702010 $63,672 $47,979 $52,8742011 $63,385 $47,093 $51,723

United States Census. 2000. American Community Survey. 2010-1 Year Estimate, 2011-1 Year Estimates


2010 $176,015 $130,268 $190,0672011 $167,864 $120,956 $179,500

American Community Survey. 2010-1 Year Estimate, 2011-1 Year Estimates



Introduction Demographics Incentives Local Assets Education Quality of Life HealthcareEconomy

Oakland County’s workforce has been more stable than Michigan as a whole but more dynamic than the united States. Over the period of 2002-2012, Oakland County has seen a 10 percent contraction in workforce overall but has been steadily expanding since 2009. In contrast, Michigan as a whole has only slowed its workforce contraction since 2009, gaining very few new jobs overall.

ECONOMY: employment overview

Oakland County has had a more dynamic unemployment rate in the period of 1990-2012 than state or national averages. While Oakland County and Michigan had much lower rates than the united States in the 1990s,

both overtook the latter in the early 2000s. unemployment has remained high for all three levels, with Oakland County having a slightly higher rate than either in 2012 (9.6 compared with 9.1 and 8.1, respectively).

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Employment Level 133,738,000 2.5 -2.9 2.1 1.7Unemployment Rate 8.1 39.6 76 -12.9 -9Labor Force Participation Rate 63.7 -3.6 -3.6 -2.6 -6

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Introduction Demographics Incentives Local Assets Education Quality of Life HealthcareEconomy

Information comprises the largest single industry share of Oakland County’s employment at over 25 percent, well above state and national averages. trade, transportation, and utilities followed by education and health are second and third, respectively. these latter categories fall closer to state and national averages. Oakland County lags well behind Michigan averages, but

closer to the united States, in manufacturing jobs, while falling well behind both in professional and business services. It is unclear why Oakland County’s professional and business services is as low as it is (less than 5 percent of the county total) compared to state and national levels (over 15 percent). these data are reflected in location quotient data presented later.

ECONOMY: employment by industry

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Oakland County Michigan United StatesUnited States Census. 2012. American Community Survey. 2011 3 Year Estimates.

Oakland County compares similarly to state and national levels by occupation, having noticeably higher proportions only in production, food service, and architecture and engineering occupations. In every other occupation observed, Oakland County performs comparably to state and national averages.

ECONOMY: employment by occupation

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Management OccupationsBusiness and Financial Operations Occupations

Computer and Mathematical OccupationsArchitecture and Engineering Occupations

Life, Physical, and Social Science OccupationsCommunity and Social Service Occupations

Legal OccupationsEducation, Training, and Library Occupations

Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports, and Media OccupationsHealthcare Practitioners and Technical Occupations

Healthcare Support OccupationsProtective Service Occupations

Food Preparation and Serving Related OccupationsBuilding and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance Occupations

Personal Care and Service OccupationsSales and Related Occupations

Office and Administrative Support OccupationsFarming, Fishing, and Forestry Occupations

Construction and Extraction OccupationsInstallation, Maintenance, and Repair Occupations

Production OccupationsTransportation and Material Moving Occupations

Oakland County Michigan United StatesUnited States Bureau of Labor Statistics. 2012.



Introduction Demographics Economy Incentives Local Assets Education Quality of Life Healthcare

LQ scores: Location Quotients are ratios that identify the industrial concentrations of an area. It allows an area’s distribution of employment by industry to be compared to a reference or base area’s distribution. If an LQ is equal to 1, then the industry has the same share of its area employment as it does in the reference area. An LQ greater than 1 indicates an industry with a greater share of the local area employment than is the case in

the reference area.Similar to industry data presented earlier, location quotient data for Oakland County show information and trade, transportation, and utilities as the largest sectors relative to state and national levels. Professional and business, education and health, and leisure and hospitality all comprise a smaller proportion of Oakland County’s economy compared to state and national averages.

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Michigan Comparison United States ComparisonUnited States Bureau of Labor Statistics . 2011.

INCENTIVEs & PROGRAMs: loans, funds, & financial sources

Industrial Property Tax Abatement An incentive for manufacturers to revitalize existing manufacturing space. the incentive is targeted to manufacturers primarily but is open to commercial and other industries as well.www.advantageoakland.com/ResearchPortal/Documents/industrial_propertytax_abatement.pdf

Oakland County Brownfield Redevelopment Authority Energy A public agency tasked with providing financing and incentives to companies looking to reuse brownfields or otherwise contaminated industrial sites. Incentives available include tax Increment Financing (tIF) and many others. www.advantageoakland.com/CPHA/CPHAWaste/Pages/CPHAWasteBrownfield.aspx

Invest Michigan! Mezzanine Fund In cooperation with the united States Small business Administration, the fund offers capital to entrepreneurs and businesses that are either headquartered in Michigan, have a significant presence in Michigan, or are in the process of relocating to Michigan.www.investmichiganfund.com/mezzanine

MDEQ Brownfield Grant and Loan Programthe Michigan Department of Environmental Quality provides grant and loan funding to local units of government to address the environmental issues that hinder the redevelopment of a site. Projects may be awarded up to $1 million in grants or loans, and funding can be used for environmental assessment, cleanup, and risk-reducing actions.

Michigan Business Development Program Provides grants, loans, and other economic assistance to qualified businesses making investments and/or creating jobs in Michigan. www.michiganadvantage.org/cm/files/Michigan-Business-Development-Program-Guidelines.pdf

Michigan Community Revitalization Program Provides grants, loans, or other economic assistance to projects that will revitalize regional urban areas, act as a catalyst for additional investment in a community, reuse vacant or historic buildings, and, promote mixed use and sustainable development.www.michiganadvantage.org/cm/files/Michigan-Community-Revitalization-Program-Guidelines.pdf



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Oakland County Department of Economic Development and Community Affairs:

A public agency promoting business and job growth in Oakland County. Some of its services include business start-up advice, expansion and relocation assistance, workforce development, and community assistance. www.advantageoakland.com/Pages/default.aspx

Oakland Community College Economic and Workforce DevelopmentA public college program that provides clients with tailored workforce development including computer, process improvement, vocational, management, and many other skills.www.oaklandcc.edu/WFDEV/

Oakland County Chamber of Commerce

A public-private partnership to promote economic development in Oakland County. Along with promoting business interests, the chamber al`so provides coordination between municipal level chambers. For links to member organizations and more details visit: www.theoaklandchambernetwork.com/Menu.html

INCENTIVEs & PROGRAMs: economic development organizations

Local AssetsIncentives

InterstatesI-75: Connects Oakland County to Flint in the northwest and on to Canada, as well as to Detroit in the southeast and on to Ohio.

I-96: Connects Oakland County to Lansing in the east and on to Chicago, as well as Detroit to the south.

I-696: Provides a northern bypass from I-96 in southern Oakland County to Detroit.

Other Highwayshighway 24: Connects I-75 in Pontiac to I-696 to the south. highway 24 continues parallel to I-75 south of Detroit, through toledo, then to points west in Indiana.

Public AirportsOakland County International Airport is a public use airport operated by the city of Pontiac and Oakland County, featuring nearly 150 hangars available for rent. www.oakgov.com/aviation/Pages/default.aspx

Oakland/troy Airport is a public use airport featuring 178 hangars available for rent. www.oakgov.com/aviation/Pages/default.aspx

Detroit Metropolitan Airport (DtW) is an international airport offering services from several commercial airlines. DtW is Delta’s second busiest, a primary gateway to Asia, and the third-busiest gateway to Europe. DtW is managed by the Wayne County Airport Authority. Available cargo airlines include DhL Aviation, FedEx Express, FedEx Feeder, Lufthansa Cargo, uPS Airlines. http://metroairport.com/

LOCAL AssETs: transportation



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RailwaysCanadian National Railway (CN) is a national railway operating a northwest to southeast freight line that connects Detroit to a cross-state CN line southwest of Flint and smaller regional line further north. www.cn.ca/

CSX transportation Inc. (CSX) is a national railway operating a rail line from Flint to the north of Oakland County to Detroit and on to Ohio in the south. www.csx.com/

SeaportsDetroit/Wayne Port Authority (Port of Detroit) is a public agency that provides freight transportation and distribution for the southeast Michigan and northern Ohio region. the Port of Detroit oversees more than 17 million tons of cargo at 29 private and public sector terminal facilities. International and domestic steel products, coal, iron ore, cement, and other road building commodities are shipped in and out of the port. the Port of Detroit is serviced by multiple shipping companies, terminals, rail, and trucking companies. www.portdetroit.com

EducationLocal Assets

Baker CollegeA private college offering undergraduate programs in business, computer science, education, and many other fields. Post baccalaureate programs include teaching certifications and other certificate programswww.baker.edu

Cranbrook Academy of ArtA private graduate school offering programs in art, design, and architecture. www.cranbrookart.edu/index9.html

Lawrence Technological UniversityA private university offering undergraduate and graduate programs in architecture, engineering, mathematics, science, and many others. Lawrence Tech also offers a variety of online and certificate programs. http://ltu.edu/

Oakland Community College (OCC)A public two-year college offering programs in many fields and certificate programs in automotive and manufacturing trades, computer science, criminal justice, and other vocational fields. OCC also provides a number of continuing and community education programs, such as workforce development, technical writing, and various business courses. www.oaklandcc.edu/

Oalkand UniversityA public university offering undergraduate and graduate programs in arts and sciences, business, education, computer science, and medicine. Oakland university also provides a number of continuing and community education programs, such as workforce development, business certifications, English as a Second Language (ESL), and many other programs. www.oakland.edu/

EDUCATION: colleges, universities, & technical schools

LOCAL AssETs: transportation, continued




Rochester CollegeA private college offering undergraduate programs in English, education, business, and social scienceswww.rc.edu/

Modonna UniversityA private university offering undergraduate and graduate programs in humanities, business, education, health sciences, math, and social scienceswww.madonna.edu/index.cfm

South UniversityA private national university offering programs in business, criminal justice, nursing, and psychologywww.southuniversity.edu/novi.aspx

The Art Institute of MichiganA private national university offering undergraduate programs in culinary studies, design, media arts, and other fieldswww.artinstitutes.edu/detroit/

Wayne State University (Oakland Center)A public university based in Detroit operating a satellite campus in Farmington hills. It offers undergraduate programs in business and graduate programs in business, social work, and library sciences, among other fields.http://oakland.wayne.edu/center/

Oakland Schools Board of Education (OSBE)A county-wide public body that oversees and coordinates k-12 education in Oakland County. the OSbE oversees 28 public school districts, 30 alternative education programs, and over 30 charter schools. Charter schools are public schools operating outside most of the regulations governing public schools. OSbE also operates four Oakland Schools technical Campuses (OStCs) which provide technical and vocational training to area students. www.oakland.k12.mi.us/

EDUCATION: colleges, universities, & technical schools

Oakland County Parks and RecreationA collection of 13 parks over 6,700 acres. A variety of indoor and outdoor activities including hiking, camping, fishing, ice skating, swimming, and many others are available. Oakland County Parks also holds many community education programs, such as nature classes for children, school trips, and day camps. www.destinationoakland.com/Pages/default.aspx

Birmingham Parks and RecreationA collection of 22 parks over 230 acres operated by the City of birmingham. Some of the major attractions include the Ice Sports Arena, Lincoln hills and Springdale Golf Courses, and Shain Park. www.ci.birmingham.mi.us/index.aspx?page=730

Pontiac Parks and RecreationA collection of 8 major and 22 neighborhood parks operated by the City of Pontiac. Many of the parks include sports fields, picnic areas, and often boat docks. www.pontiac.mi.us/departments/public_works/parks_and_recreation.php

Southfield Parks and RecreationA collection of 33 parks over 774 acres operated by the City of Southfield. Some of the major attractions include the beechwood Recreation Center, an indoor gymnasium; the Southfield Sports arena, a pool and ice skating area; and the P&R building and Southfield Arena, where many community classes are held throughout the year. www.cityofsouthfield.com/CityDepartments/LZ/ParksRecreation/tabid/196/Default.aspx

QUALITY OF LIFE: parks & recreation




Cranbrook HouseA historical house and garden located in Bloomfield Hills. Some of the events held here include tours of the house and grounds, as well as a series of special events throughout the year. housegardens.cranbrook.edu/

Holocaust Memorial CenterA private museum dedicated to preserving the legacy of holocaust victims and survivors. Some exhibits include a memorial flame, holocaust timeline, history of the European Jews, history of Nazism, and many others. www.holocaustcenter.org/home

Meadowbrook Hall Dodge MansionA former home of Dodge Motor Company and Oakland university founders, this site is currently operated by Oakland university as a tourist and rental estate.www.meadowbrookhall.org/

Motorsports Hall of Fame of AmericaA museum operated by a national organization of the same name. Some major attractions include famous racing personalities, vehicle manufacturers, and many vehicles. www.mshf.com/

Oakland County LibraryA public library specializing in collections for government and public service researchwww.oakgov.com/libraries/Pages/default.aspx

Oakland University Kresge LibraryA public university library offering computing sites, research assistance, and a variety of publicationslibrary.oakland.edu/index.htm

QUALITY OF LIFE: museums & libraries

Public LibrariesEach municipality offers libraries for public use. For a complete listing and links to relevant sites, visit www.oaklandweb.com/education/pub_library.htm

QUALITY OF LIFE: museums & libraries




DTE Energy Music TheaterA nearly 16,000 seat amphitheater and one of the most attended venues in the united Stateswww.palacenet.com/venues-events/dte-energy-music-theatre

Meadow Brook Music FestivalA partially covered nearly 8,000 seat facility featuring dozens of concerts and events each summerwww.palacenet.com/venues-events/meadow-brook-music-festival

Meadow Brook TheaterA professional non-profit theater company located on the Oakland university campus. the Meadow brook theater regularly features several different plays a year, with multiple performances each. www.mbtheatre.com/Default.aspx

The Palace of Auburn HillsA concert and event arena featuring over 20,000 seats for large concertswww.palacenet.com/venues-events/palace-of-auburn-hills

Other VenuesOakland County features a number of different venues. For a more detailed listing and relevant links visit www.advantageoakland.com/CPHA/Pages/Arts.aspx

QUALITY OF LIFE: performing arts

Michigan State FairAn annual festival held in Novi featuring a circus, agricultural and livestock exhibits, beer garden, concerts, competitions, and many other attractionswww.michiganstatefairllc.com/

Oakland Press EventsA private online periodical that aggregates community and county events into a searchable database. Oakland County features too many small and medium sized events to illustrate in this document. For details on specific events visitevents.theoaklandpress.com/search?cat=festivals_parades

QUALITY OF LIFE: cultural events




Detroit PistonsA professional basketball team that plays in the Palace of Auburn hills, an over 22,000 seat venuewww.pistons.com/

FC Sparta MichiganA soccer team in the National Premier Soccer League. FC Sparta plays at hurley Field in berkley, a public school stadium. http://fcspartamichigan.com/

Michigan BucksA soccer team in the uSL Premier Development League. the bucks play at the ultimate Soccer Arenas in Pontiac, a 5,000 seat stadium. www.buckssoccer.com/index.html

QUALITY OF LIFE: sports

Beaumont HospitalA full-service, public hospital, seeing over 1.3 million patients each year. Beaumont Hospital is nationally ranked in many fields, including cardiology, geriatrics, orthopedics, urology, and several others by US News and World Reportwww.beaumont.edu/

Henry Ford West Bloomfield HospitalA not-for-profit full-service hospital that performs well in many specialties, according to US News and World Reporthttp://henryfordwestbloomfield.com/home_wbloomfield.cfm?id=48969

Huron Valley-Sinai HospitalA private full-service hospital that performs well in many specialties according to US News and World Report www.hvsh.org/

St. Joseph Mercy OaklandA private full-service hospital that performs well in many specialties according to US News and World Report www.stjoesoakland.org/welcome-to-st-joseph-mercy-oakland

HEALTHCARE: healthcare systems


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Baldwin CenterA nonprofit organization dedicated to providing food and clothes to families and individuals in the greater Pontiac areabaldwincenter.org/blog/

Lighthouse of Oakland County, Inc.A private organization dedicated to assisting low-income families and seniors. Some services include food, housing, utility assistance, healthcare assistance, and many others. www.lighthouseoakland.org/Joomla/

Michigan Department of Human Services, Oakland CountyA state agency providing families assistance with food, finances, child care, healthcare, and housing www.michigan.gov/dhs/

Oakland Livingston Human Services AgencyA community organization offering services to families in Oakland and neighboring Livingston Counties. Some of the services it offers include financial planning and assistance, emergency housing assistance, food, healthcare assistance, and education assistance. www.olhsa.org/

HEALTHCARE: human services

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