State Rep. Doug Wozniak, R-Shelby Township, issued the following statement regarding the passage of SB 8, which is the result of successful negotiations between the House and Senate. “I am pleased that my colleagues and I have reached a bipartisan agreement on the tip credit issue with the Senate. The 50% tip credit is a solution […]

“Government officials should do the job they have — serving the people of Michigan — without letting any conflicts of interest distract them from that duty.”

“Seeking the American Dream is completely understandable, but we are a nation of laws – laws that must be followed,” said Frisbie, R-Pennfield. “As elected officials, we swear an oath to uphold both the United States and Michigan Constitutions, and I take this oath very seriously. We don’t get to pick and choose what laws we follow. Following existing federal law regarding illegal immigration is important to the safety and security of our local neighborhoods and the State of Michigan.”

State Rep. David Martin this week led the Michigan House in adopting a resolution to declare February 2025 as Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month in Michigan. Martin, R-Davison, said the designation recognizes the important role CTE programs play in strengthening Michigan’s workforce and preparing students for in-demand careers. “Career and technical education is an […]

“Everything happening in state government has a cost. No one’s questioning that the roads need to be fixed,” said Bohnak, a member of the House Transportation Committee. “My colleagues and I have proven that we can fix our roads without raising taxes. If we have to choose between doling out huge sums of money to large corporations and asking hard-working families to cut their grocery budgets, the answer is clear and it doesn’t require forcing people to choose between milk and eggs.”

State Rep. Kathy Schmaltz today applauded the recent award of a $95,800 grant to the Jackson Symphony Orchestra Association through the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity’s Symphony Economic Recovery Program. The grant is part of a $5.65 million statewide initiative aimed at bolstering Michigan’s symphony orchestras. The program awarded funding to all 41 […]