Oakman Boulevard Community Association was founded by neighbors in an effort to improve neighborhood conditions and protect the quality of life of the neighborhood. The Oakman Boulevard Community Association represents the Oakman Blvd historic district and adjacent streets in the near west side of Detroit, Michigan. The purpose of the association is to bring together residents of the Oakman Boulevard Community in order to achieve a better community in which to live, foster interest in civic affairs by providing opportunities for discussion of common neighborhood issues, and to act in concert to resolve these issues.
Living in Oakman Blvd Community
Active Neighbors
Founded in 1986, OBCA has many long-standing legacy neighbors who are still active in reporting issues and maintaining a high quality of life for the community. Neighbors, whether lifelong or newcomers, are always accepted and encouraged to join our organization to continue to propel our community forward.
Historic Homes
Oakman Boulevard north of Davison, as well as the adjacent Oakman Court and Fleet Street, are all part of the officially designated Oakman Boulevard Historic District in the city of Detroit. Beyond the official bounds, our neighborhood has many stately, attractive brick homes that help maintain the curb appeal of our beautiful community.
Neighborhood Safety
OBCA maintains a relationship with our neighborhood police officers at the nearby 10th precinct. Detroit Fire Department Engine 40 is located within our neighborhood bounds. Due to our vicinity to emergency services, OBCA has some of the quickest response times in Detroit.