The Oxford Downtown Development Authority (DDA) is dedicated to the promotion, development, and historic preservation of downtown Oxford. Their mission is to stimulate economic development within the designated district by encouraging cooperation and leadership in the business community (Organization), creating a positive image and promoting the district as an exciting place to live, shop, and invest (Promotion), improving the district's appearance (Design), and strengthening its economic base (Economic Vitality). The DDA works on various projects, including infrastructure improvements like parking and streetscapes, and provides economic assistance to businesses through facade and sign grant programs. They are a designated Main Street community, partnering with Main Street Oakland County and adhering to the National Main Street Center's Four Point Approach. The DDA is governed by a nine-member board of directors and four sub-committees focused on its core areas.
