Senator Darrin Camilleri
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Signing the State Education Budget & Fighting for District 4
Dear Neighbor, This week marks the end of July and the beginning of August, so it’s time to get outdoors and enjoy the last few weeks of summer before the back-to-school season is in full swing! Last week, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer put her stamp of approval on the...
Michigan Senate Passes Legislative Package Led by Sens. Hertel, Santana, Geiss, Camilleri and Klinefelt to Establish a State-Based Health Insurance Exchange
Legislation would provide the state of Michigan with greater flexibility to expand access to affordable healthcare and improve health outcomes for Michiganders LANSING, Mich. (June 26, 2024) — Today, the Michigan Senate passed Senate Bills 633-638, sponsored by...
Senate Democrats Applaud Elections and Ethics Committee’s Vote to Move Michigan Voting Rights Act Forward
LANSING, Mich. (June 18, 2024) — The Michigan Voting Rights Act took a significant step forward on Thursday, June 13 as the Senate Elections and Ethics Committee voted to favorably report the bill package, which now heads to the full Senate for additional...
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Today's reporting that the Wayne Disposal site in Van Buren Township will be accepting radioactive waste from the Manhattan Project is alarming, and is yet another reason why there needs to be a larger conversation about hazardous waste management in America. Wayne County is the most populous county in Michigan, and our state is surrounded by 20% of the world's fresh water. We cannot continue to be America's dumping ground for toxic waste. Our district and our community deserve so much better. ... See MoreSee Less
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With all due respect sir if you feel this way why his taken this long to bring up that issue? It seems like this is a reactive response instead of a proactive approach. After all this is nothing new. At least now maybe it'll be discussed but looks like it's too late.
This truly is (or should be) a bi-partisan issue. Who decided that it was ok to accept this waste? EGLE? The Governors office? Someone else?
And to think Riverview still wants to expand the landfill in the middle of all of these neighborhoods. They are discussing filing another application. It’s ridiculous that landfill has gotten as big as it already is and the risk of it leaking hazardous material is scary when it’s located near homes, schools, businesses etc I would love to see our senators and reps get even more involved with the waste management issues in Michigan.
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I was proud to work with my colleagues in the State House to bring home $7m for Romulus roads and public safety and $3.5m for Browstown’s township hall renovation and a bridge reconstruction in the south end.
Fixing local problems has been a top priority for me since I was elected and we’re making progress to secure funding for these projects and many more! ... See MoreSee Less
Camilleri, Downriver officials celebrate securing $10.5M for local projects
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The funds will go to projects in Romulus and Brownstown Township.4 CommentsComment on Facebook
The grade separation at Allen rd railroad tracks is this still happening?
Thank you!
We passed a school budget!
✅ $598M increase back to the classroom
✅ $181M back into the pockets of educators
✅ $200M for free school meals
✅ $98M to provide more funding for those that need it most
✅ $25M for teacher student loan forgiveness ... See MoreSee Less
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Thank you Darrin ! We appreciate you!
The first time I met you I spoke about the importance of public education. You’ve responded with positive results. Thanks!
Thank you, Darrin, for your dedication and hard work to help public education.
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