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Oakland county michigan (Pontiac) Public Government Records

Oakland County, Michigan is the 31st largest county in the United States. This famous area celebrated in both lyrics and film is home to 1,206,089 residents. Among the area’s famous residents include great musicians such as Bob Seger, Madonna and Eminem along with actors Tim Allen and Selma Blair.

The area boasts of many tourist attractions such as the city of Royal Oak, which is a trendy hotspot for the younger sets, filled with hip restaurants, nightclubs and shops. The area is also home to Eight Mile Road, which was made famous by Marshall “Eminem” Mathers in the movie Eight Mile.

The county seat of Oakland sits in the city of Pontiac. It is where you will find the Oakland County’s public government records such as birth certificates, death certificates, tax information and military records along with other vital records. The Oakland County Clerk’s office can be found at 1200 North Telegraph, Department 413 Pontiac, Michigan 48341.

While the county courthouse is a great place to find free vital records, it is often best to search for such records online. This is because a county courthouse is limited to county specific files. For instance, if you were going to perform a background check on a potential nanny and you did not know that they once lived in Miami, Florida you would not be able to conduct a full, thorough search, leaving your child in a potentially dangerous situation.