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Oakland County?s major commitment to redevelop, revitalize, and reconnect Downtown Pontiac after decades of disinvestment, in partnership with the city, is taking another leap forward with the county closing on the purchase of two office buildings, several parcels of vacant land, and the Phoenix Center garage and Amphitheater. The county will refurbish the vacant former GM building on East Judson and move up to 600 employees into the building, returning a portion of the county?s talented workforce to downtown Pontiac after an absence of more than 50 years.
?In an historic opportunity, through a partnership with the city and state, we are re-investing in downtown Pontiac,? said Oakland County Executive Dave Coulter. ?Since 2000, we have assisted communities in creating unique and vibrant downtowns and with this transformational project, it is Pontiac?s turn to shine.?
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