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Auburn Hills · Oakland County · Michigan

Septic in Auburn Hills, MI

Auburn Hills sends septic matters to Oakland County, which issues permits, inspects septic cleaning trucks and has no sale rule in its published code.

Residents
24,911
Homes built before 1980
36.3%
Median home value
$233,900

Census figures: ACS 2023 five-year estimates (B01003, B25034, B25077).

Written by the SepticMatch editorial teamLast reviewed Oct 19, 2026

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Oakland County sets the septic rules

Septic permits, sale inspections and installer rules are set by the county health department, not by the city. Installer licensing, and operating permits for alternative systems.

Who permits septic systems
Oakland County Health Division, Environmental Health Services
Inspection at sale
No rule found in the county's published code
Permit steps
Apply online or at the counter for new residential, replacement or repair permits; construction and final inspections follow. Application valid 1 year; permit valid 2 years; engineer plans can be required.

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