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- 2025-12-12
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- Brenda Carter
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- Carter Celebrates Access For All Cohort Start: Workforce Development Institute provides free skilled trades training PONTIAC, Mich., Dec. 12, 2025 — Earlier this week, the Workforce Development institute announced the newest class of the Access for All program had been recruited and began class. The apprentice readiness training program provides free education on construction trades, preparing Michiganders for rewarding careers. Commending the start of the new class, Carter issued the following statement: “This program has been impactful in our community for many years, allowing individuals to obtain [...]
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- Carol Glanville
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- Glanville, Grant Join Grand Rapids Stakeholders to Condemn House Republicans Pulling Back $645 Million in Community Investments: GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Dec. 12, 2025 — State Reps. Carol Glanville (D-Walker) and Kristian Grant (D-Grand Rapids) hosted a press conference this morning to raise awareness of the Republican-led House Appropriations Committee’s maneuver this week to strip away nearly $645 million in previously appropriated work project funds, and to urge residents to contact House Republicans and the governor’s office to restore the funding as soon as possible. The conference was held in St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, one of the many [...]
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- Denise Mentzer
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- Mentzer Condemns House Republicans Cutting Nearly $650 Million from Ongoing Projects, Programs: LANSING, Mich., Dec. 12, 2025 — House Republicans on the House Appropriations Committee voted to disapprove more than $644 million in previously authorized FY 2025 work project funding, including over $351 million in state General Fund dollars, from programs that directly support communities across Michigan. The many cuts included $2 million from the Macomb Community College Public Safety Institute and $750,000 from the Sterling Heights police. In response to the Republican cuts, state Rep. Denise Mentzer (D-Mt. Clemens) issued the following statement: [...]
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- Jason Morgan
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- Morgan Condemns House GOP for Slashing Already Promised $645 Million in Work Project Funding: LANSING, Mich., Dec. 12, 2025 — This week, the House Appropriations Committee removed nearly $645 million in previously negotiated spending with no discussion and no bipartisan input. The cut funding includes $56,600 to provide wigs to Michiganders undergoing cancer treatment, $18.5 million from Rx Kids that provides funds to moms and babies, $2.5 million from a pilot study for traffic cameras in school zones and much more. After House Republicans’ unprecedented funding cuts, state Rep. Jason Morgan (D-Ann Arbor) issued [...]
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- Jasper Martus
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- Martus, Bierlein Call for Restoration of Vital Suicide Prevention Funding for Michigan’s Farmers: LANSING, Mich., Dec. 12, 2025 — A pair of legislators have submitted a bipartisan letter to chairs of the House and Senate Appropriations Committees as they stand up for Michigan farmers and their mental health. State Reps. Jasper Martus (D-Flushing) and Matthew Bierlein (R-Vassar) are pushing for the restoration of farmer suicide prevention funds through a future supplemental measure after funding for the program was paused. “Farming is not easy, and it takes a toll both physically and mentally,” Martus [...]
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- Jasper Martus
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- Letter: Request for the Restoration of Farmer Suicide Prevention Program Funds in any Fiscal Year 2026 Supplemental Appropriations: Dear Chairs Anthony and Bollin, We are writing regarding the elimination of state funding for the Farmer Suicide Prevention Program. This program is a lifeline for many of Michigan’s farmers who suffer the worst suicide rate in the country for an occupation that already has of the highest rates of suicide. In last year’s budget, this program received $112,000 from the state and a $90,000 federal grant. State funding has paid for 56% of this program since 2020 and has [...]
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- Jennifer Conlin
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- Conlin Calls out House GOP for Slashing Nearly $645 Million in Community Funding: ANN ARBOR, Mich., Dec. 12, 2025 — This week, the House Appropriations Committee removed nearly $645 million in previously negotiated program spending with no discussion and no bipartisan input. The cut funding includes $368,600 from an ombudsman program for Michigan veterans, $102.6 million from community enhancement grants, $63.5 million from infrastructure grants and much more. After the funding cuts, state Rep. Jennifer Conlin (D-Ann Arbor Charter Twp.) issued the following statement: “Michiganders deserve better than unilateral decisions along party lines [...]
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- Julie Rogers
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- Rogers Condemns House Appropriations Committee Decision to Revoke $645 Million in Funding: Rogers Condemns House Appropriations Committee Decision to Revoke $645 Million in Funding Press Statement | Office of State Rep. Julie Rogers, Minority Vice Chair, Medicaid & Behav. Health; Vet. & Mil. Affs. KALAMAZOO, Mich., Dec. 12, 2025 — This week, the Republican-led House Appropriations Committee voted to revoke nearly $645 million in previously approved work project funding, pulling back investments in health, safety and community programs across Michigan. The cuts include $18.5 million from the Rx Kids maternal and infant [...]
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- Julie Rogers
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- Rogers Introduces Resolution Opposing U.S. Department of Education’s Move to Remove Professional Designation From Health Care Degrees: PHOTO: State Rep. Julie Rogers (D-Kalamazoo) poses after introducing House Resolution 226 on Dec. 10, 2025. Press Release LANSING, Mich., Dec. 12, 2025 — State Rep. Julie M. Rogers (D-Kalamazoo), a licensed physical therapist and longtime advocate for Michigan’s health care workforce, introduced House Resolution 226 this week urging the U.S. Department of Education (ED) to reject proposed changes to federal student loan regulations that would strip many advanced health care degrees of their “professional” designation. The ED’s Reimagining and Improving Student Education’s (RISE) draft rule would [...]
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- Kristian Grant
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- Glanville, Grant Join Grand Rapids Stakeholders to Condemn House Republicans Pulling Back $645 Million in Community Investments: GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Dec. 12, 2025 — State Reps. Carol Glanville (D-Walker) and Kristian Grant (D-Grand Rapids) hosted a press conference this morning to raise awareness of the Republican-led House Appropriations Committee’s maneuver this week to strip away nearly $645 million in previously appropriated work project funds, and to urge residents to contact House Republicans and the governor’s office to restore the funding as soon as possible. The conference was held in St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, one of the many [...]
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- Reggie Miller
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- Miller Urges Restoration of $645 Million in Community Investments: Miller Urges Restoration of $645 Million in Appropriated Community Investments Yanked Back by House Appropriations Committee VAN BUREN TWP., Mich., Dec. 12, 2025 — This week, the House Appropriations Committee voted unexpectedly to withdraw nearly $645 million in funding that had previously been approved for a range of community projects across Michigan. This decision was made abruptly, with little notice, and is widely seen as a political move. As a result, ongoing projects throughout the state will be forced to [...]
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- Stephanie Young
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- Detroit Caucus Held Virtual Media Roundtable on House GOP Yanking Back $645 Million in Funding for Michiganders: DETROIT, Mich., Dec. 12, 2025 — Members of the Detroit Caucus hosted a media roundtable with stakeholders today to discuss House Republicans yanking back $645 million in funding for Michiganders. Following the event, the Detroit Caucus issued the following statement: “We are taking a stand against the recent actions of the House GOP. We condemn their lack of transparency and the callous take back of funding so desperately needed and already promised to our communities. The direct impact of their [...]
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- Will Snyder
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- Snyder Slams House Republicans Corrupt Abuse of Power, Cutting Hundreds of Millions in Key Investments: LANSING, Mich., Dec. 12, 2025 — House Republicans on the House Appropriations Committee voted to disapprove more than $644 million in previously authorized FY 2025 work project funding, including over $351 million in state General Fund dollars, from programs that directly affect communities across Michigan. Some of the cuts include $159.3 million from ‘Make it in Michigan’ competitiveness grants, $102.6 million from community enhancement grants and $63.5 million from infrastructure grants. After voting no on the Republican cuts, state Rep. Will Snyder [...]
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