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Established in 1832, the City of the Village of Clarkston, features historic charm in the heart of Oakland County. This one-half square mile community is surrounded by Independence Township, home to approximately 900 people and within close proximity of I-75 and Dixie Highway.
Clarkston’s downtown, which has been designated a National Historical Site, features a picturesque main street lined with unique shops, eateries and businesses. Throughout the year Clarkston is host to several events including, concerts in Depot Park, parades, festivals and an art fair. The historic homes in the city reflect Clarkston’s heritage, giving the community an air of timeless elegance.
The 36-square-mile area of Independence Township surrounding the quaint village of Clarkston offers the beauty of country living with the conveniences of a modern city. With a City Park (Depot Park) and a Swimming Beach (Deer Lake Beach) within its limits, and a County Park (Independence Oaks) nearby, Clarkston offers families ample leisure time activities.
Clarkston's reputation as an outstanding school district is well established: We have two national Blue Ribbon schools and six others have earned Michigan Exemplary Blue Ribbon school status; Clarkston was recently named as Forbes Magazine's Top Suburbs to Live Well, citing our graduation rates and class sizes; our MEAP scores and Education, and YES!!! Our grades are among the best in Oakland County; and last year alone, our graduates earned over $5 million in scholarships.
City Location
The City of the Village of Clarkston, Michigan is located in Oakland County approximately halfway between Detroit and Flint. I-75, Dixie Highway, and M-15 are major thoroughfares for the area.
More information about the City can be found here.
Emergency Contact for Police-Medical-Fire call 911
Non-emergency Contact for Police call 248-620-4970
Non-emergency Contact for Fire call 248-625-1924
RESCHEDULED
CITY OF THE VILLAGE OF CLARKSTON
PUBLIC HEARING
PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
Petition by the owners of 148 N. Main for
Conditional rezoning from R1 to Village Commercial
Site Plan Approval
Special Use Approval
ON May 5, 7:00
CITY HALL
Historic Distric Commission
April 29 7:00 City Hall
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held on March 24, 2014
On Saturday May 17, 2014
Oakland Phragmites & Invasive Species Task force will be presenting a workshop at Independence Hall.
This is a MUST for any neighborhood association that is concerned about about how invasive the phramites problem has become in your neighborhood.
Get information about the upcoming phragmites
workshop for homeowners by clicking here
