As I look back on nearly seven years as your state representative, it is with great appreciation for the trust you have placed in me to be your voice in Lansing.

Rep. Gary Howell (R-North Branch), chair of the House Committee on Natural Resources, has led the Legislature in passing a historic eight-bill package of much-needed updates to Michigan’s solid waste and recycling laws.

State Rep. Gary Howell won a major victory in his ongoing fight against a Senate plan that would have stripped away local control over mining activities and given mining corporations full authority to establish gravel mines anywhere in Michigan – regardless of the health and safety concerns of local residents.

It is no secret that inflation rates in Michigan and the United States are out of control.

Howell criticizes corporate giveaways when Ford Motor Co. cut thousands of jobs in Michigan soon after taking more than $100 million in state funds to create jobs

State Rep. Gary Howell (R-North Branch) has introduced a bipartisan bill package to force elected officials to disclose secret donations.

State Rep. Gary Howell (R-North Branch) and a majority of the Michigan House of Representatives has approved House Resolution 290 which seeks to restore border security. The Resolution calls on President Biden to enforce the nation’s immigration laws.

State Rep. Gary Howell expressed disappointment with Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s decision to veto recent tax savings plans for Michigan taxpayers, along with her inaction on a pending plan.

State Rep. Gary Howell recently introduced a plan to assure equal representation on county road commissions throughout Michigan.

State Rep. Gary Howell was recently able to secure a $750 million line item in the House proposed 2022-2023 state budget to go toward fixing local roads in Michigan.

State Rep. Gary Howell this week voted for a plan to protect and expand access to public hearing notices and other information for Michigan citizens.

State Rep. Gary Howell’s plan to allow certain types of driver’s license testing by any authorized representative that is approved by the state’s Secretary of State (SOS) is now law. Driving skills will still be tested in person.