County human trafficking task force to hear update on arrests, massage business letters Wednesday
Oakland County's Human Trafficking Prevention Task Force meets at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 21, in Pontiac. The agenda includes an update on caseload and recent arrests and on letters sent to illicit massage businesses.
By OCJ Staff

Oakland County's Human Trafficking Prevention Task Force will get an update on its caseload and recent arrests when it meets Wednesday, Oct. 21, according to the meeting agenda.
The task force, a panel of the county Board of Commissioners, meets at 9:30 a.m. in Board of Commissioners Committee Room A, 1200 N. Telegraph Road, Pontiac. Commissioner William Miller chairs it.
On the agenda
- Caseload and recent arrests: An update from Cindy Brown and Sgt. Miles. The agenda does not give further detail.
- Illicit massage business letters: Brown is set to report on the outcome of letters sent to illicit massage businesses. The agenda does not say how many letters went out or to which businesses.
- Community education event: Miller will lead a discussion of a planned community education and awareness event.
- Meeting schedule: The task force will also discuss its future meeting schedule.
All four items are listed for discussion only; no votes are scheduled on them. The task force will also consider approving its Sept. 16 minutes.
Public comment and tips
The public can speak for up to three minutes on any topic.
The county takes human trafficking tips at 248-858-0411 or by email at HumanTraffickingPreventionTIPS@OaklandCountyMI.gov, according to the agenda.
People who need disability accommodations should call the Board of Commissioners at 248-858-0100 at least five business days before a meeting, the agenda says.
Light week for the county board
No other Board of Commissioners meetings are posted for Oct. 19–23 on the county's meeting site. The Materials Management Planning Committee and the Claims Review Committee meet Oct. 27.
The Journal will report on Wednesday's meeting if new information on arrests or the massage business letters is presented.
This story uses the Oakland County Board of Commissioners' Oct. 21, 2026, agenda for the Human Trafficking Prevention Task Force and the county's meeting calendar.