Residents often call to find out whether they live on a public or private road. This office references a map provided by the Road Commission for Oakland County (R.C.O.C.). Establishing whether you live on a public or private road enables you to know who is responsible for the maintenance of that road.

Residents on a private road are responsible for maintaining their private road.

Residents on a public road rely on the R.C.O.C. to maintain their road. You can contact the R.C.O.C.'s Department of Citizen Services directly @ 248 -858-4804, however the Supervisor's office will, on your behalf, contact the R.C.O.C. with your inquiries, concerns or requests relating to county maintained roads.

While the township holds no responsibility for the maintenance of roads within its boundaries, we do participate in the cost of chloriding private and public gravel roads. Contact the Supervisor's office for information on how to participate in the chloriding program.