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Rep. Howrylak to host health services presentation on June 29
State Rep. Martin Howrylak of Troy is partnering with the Oakland County Health Division to host a presentation on Friday, June 29. The Oakland County Health Division will be presenting information on available resources and services to residents of the 41st District. Including their Nurse on Call assistance availability, stopping Hepatitis A, the Opioid Epidemic…
Rep. Lucido plan would prevent sewage from polluting Michigan waterways
Legislator continues mission to clean up Lake St. Clair State Rep. Peter Lucido today announced a plan to prevent sewage from discharging into waterways across Michigan, including Lake St. Clair. Lucido, of Shelby Township, said communities with combined sanitary and storm sewer systems frequently discharge sewage following periods of heavy rain in Oakland and Macomb…
House approves Rep. Howell’s plan to update rules for school buses
Measure increases safety for kids on school buses and the motoring public The Michigan House of Representatives has approved legislation introduced by state Rep. Gary Howell to ensure safety of all drivers by allowing school buses to use hazard lights on four-lane highways that have a speed limit of 50 mph. Due to recent revisions…
Rep. Bellino highlights state funding for Stoney Creek Road improvements
State Rep. Joe Bellino today hosted a press conference announcing more details of state funding coming to support improvements on South Stoney Creek Road in Monroe County. Bellino helped secure $3.35 million in state support for the project. The money is included in a state budget approved by the Michigan Legislature and awaiting Gov. Rick…
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Task force looking for ideas on how to help people with mental health challenges
Do you have an idea to improve mental health services in Michigan? If so, we want to hear from you. When the House CARES Task Force was created earlier this summer, we wanted to make sure the people of Michigan were part of the process. We realized some of the most valuable feedback would come…
