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- 2026-07-09
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- Jennifer Wortz
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- Rep. Wortz secures local funding for senior center renovation, fire department improvements: State Rep. Jennifer Wortz today celebrated legislative approval of two of her funding requests that will improve services for families across Michigan’s 35th House District. “Every community should have safe facilities and reliable emergency services,” said Wortz (R-Quincy). “These projects address real local concerns and ensure members of our community have access to the assistance and care they need. I’m grateful to see […]
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- John Roth
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- Rep. Roth praises state of emergency declaration for Northern Michigan: State Rep. John Roth today thanked Governor Whitmer for declaring a state of emergency in response to the damage caused by recent rainstorms in Northern Michigan. “When roads are washed away overnight, local governments are faced with damages that exceed their budgets and available resources,” said Roth (R-Interlochen). “Communities shouldn’t have to shoulder these extraordinary costs on their own. I’m grateful the […]
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- Mark Huizenga
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- Huizenga supports legislative effort to sell former Rockford MSP post: LANSING, Mich. — Sen. Mark Huizenga recently joined a bipartisan effort in the Legislature to sell the former Michigan State Police post in Rockford. “After MSP moved its operations to another site, this building has sat vacant and required taxpayer-funded upkeep because it is owned by the state,” said Huizenga, R-Walker, who introduced legislation to authorize the sale of the site in the Senate. “I have
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- Ruth Johnson
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- Johnson’s guardianship reform sent to governor: LANSING, Mich. — Sen. Ruth Johnson’s legislation to reform the state’s guardianship laws and help protect vulnerable individuals and their homes from guardians who might not be acting in their best interest is headed to the governor to be signed. “It is heartbreaking to hear from dozens of families who have watched helplessly as a loved one was removed from their home without a hearing, without
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- Steve Frisbie
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- Rep. Frisbie fulfills commitment to rein in spending in Lansing, helps advance responsible state budget: Overall budget is smaller than last year and includes no tax hikes State Rep. Frisbie has secured several major budget wins that deliver real reforms to state government’s out-of-control spending. The budget proposal for next year, approved by lawmakers today, is notably smaller than last year, marking another year of successful, targeted cuts to waste […]
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- Sylvia Santana
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- District 2 Legislative & Community Updates: Dear Neighbor, I’m excited to report that just last week, my colleagues and I passed the final 2027 state budget, securing meaningful investments in Michigan’s students, families, and communities around the state. Learn more about the final...
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