District

State Rep. Phil Green was first elected to serve in November of 2018 and is in his fourth term in the Michigan House. Phil serves the 67^th House District, which includes the city of Lapeer and the townships of Deerfield, Elba, Hadley, Lapeer, Marathon, Mayfield, Metamora and Oregon in Lapeer County, the townships of Forest, Genesee, Richfield and Thetford in Genesee County, and Watertown Township in Tuscola County.

Committees

Rep. Phil Green serves on the House Appropriations Committee. He chairs the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Public Health and serves as vice chair on the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Medicaid and Behavioral Health.

Rep. Phil Green also serves on the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Agriculture and Rural Development and Natural Resources, and the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Joint Capital Outlay.

Working for you

Phil has been fighting for workers and families since he first came to the Michigan Legislature. He has been a dependable advocate for legislation to help working families and seniors keep more of their hard-earned money. He has worked tirelessly to fix Michigan’s auto insurance system to ensure people who are catastrophically injured in auto accidents have access to care.

In 2019, Phil fought to preserve funding for the Caro Center, which the state had discussed closing and has served residents across the northern district of Michigan for over 100 years, while representing Caro in the Michigan House for two legislative terms. He has also worked on plans making much-needed improvements to the state’s adoption and foster care systems. He was appointed to the bipartisan House Adoption and Foster Care Task Force in February of 2021 and worked with fellow legislators and stakeholders to make sure children in the care of the state are safe and the child welfare system runs more efficiently for taxpayers who help fund it.

During the 2023-24 legislative term, Phil advocated for EMS funding for agencies like Lapeer County EMS that have billed the state for money they are owed, led discussions on child welfare and substance abuse reforms, and stood up for small businesses and their workers in the face of government overreach.

Professional

Currently Green is the Chair of the American Legislative Exchange Council’s Energy, Environment and Agriculture Committee. He is also a board member for the Michigan Coalition for Responsible Gun Owners and has served as Chair of the 2^nd Amendment Caucus in the Legislature. Green is an ordained minister obtaining his bachelor’s degree in Youth Ministries and his master’s degree in Biblical Expositions from Pensacola Christian College. Prior to coming to the Legislature Green served as a Youth Pastor, Senior Pastor, and Assistant to the Pastor, as well as providing Chaplain services to Sherriff Deputies, Sheriff Administration officials and jails around the country, receiving the 2011 National Sherriff Association Chaplin of the year award. Most recently, Phil served as the School Administrator of Juniata Christian School in Vassar.

Personal

Phil and his wife, Marun, were married in 1999. Together they have three children and reside in Millington. He is an avid hunter and enjoys the outdoors with his two sons and daughter.

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