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Senate District 19 Budget Wins and Legislative Updates
Dear Neighbor, In Lansing, we’ve been busy advancing legislation and passing the best budget possible for Michigan residents for 2024-25. This E-newsletter will inform you of all the exciting things happening in the legislature and throughout District 19. As...
Sen. McCann Celebrates Budget Wins for 19th District
Senator helps secure tornado relief funding, significant investments for Kalamazoo area higher education, and more LANSING, Mich. (June 27, 2024) — Today, the Michigan Legislature passed the budget agreement for Fiscal Year 2025, which is set to begin on...
Sen. McCann’s Kalamazoo River Sediment Disaster-Inspired Legislation Heads to Governor
Bill gives EGLE new mechanism to protect Michigan’s water and natural resources if threatened LANSING, Mich. (June 26, 2024) — Today, the Michigan House passed Senate Bill 398, important legislation sponsored by Sen. Sean McCann (D-Kalamazoo) authorizing the...
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Thank you to Governor Gretchen Whitmer for signing my legislation, Senate Bill 366. This law strengthens the Michigan Public Service Commission’s authority to address violations of the Gas Safety Standards, increasing accountability for our natural gas providers and protecting Michigan citizens from harmful incidents. This law will align Michigan with other state’s fining authority and continue our state-level management of natural gas transmission and distribution systems. ... See MoreSee Less
RELEASE: Gov. Whitmer Signs Bills to Protect Home Care Workers’ Rights, Expand Access to Healthcare in Rural Michigan, and More
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RELEASE: Gov. Whitmer Signs Bills to Protect Home Care Workers’ Rights, Expand Access to Healthcare in Rural Michigan, and More Michigan Executive Office of the Governor sent this bulletin at 10/08/...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Today I joined Ken Lamphear on WKZO 590 AM and 106.9 FM to discuss the upcoming election, making a voting plan, and what’s going on in Lansing. ... See MoreSee Less
State Senator Sean McCann discusses voting and activity in Lansing - Kalamazoo Mornings With Ken Lanphear
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Senator McCann discusses the dramatic shifts in voting in recent years and updates Senate action from last week in Lansing.1 CommentComment on Facebook
Always a treat to listen to your crystal ball. Thank you.
📆 Save the date! Please join me for my legislative coffee hour this Friday at Schoolcraft Community Library. It's a great opportunity to make your voice heard and discuss the issues important to you and our community. ... See MoreSee Less
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I was unable to attend but wanted to say Thank you for your work to improve the environment through regulation, clean-up, and working towards solutions for cleaner energy. I appreciate your protecting funding for mental health services in schools. I am deeply concerned about the move to lower the age of people allowed to volunteer and work in cannabis operations to 19. I object to the industry trying to set a precedent for this in Michigan. We have more than enough scientific research on the effects of cannabis in youth to show this is a dangerous and unethical proposal. I saw the economic impact report showing no impact and beg you to consider the social costs of lowering the age to 19. This is a move that will exacerbate the issues young adults are experiencing with anxiety and other mental health. We should not be normalizing cannabis use among people under 21. Please take a little more time for education around the impacts this change could have on our youth, their mental health, and our communities. Dr. Bertha Madras is an internationally recognized expert, former ONDCP Deputy Director, and leading researcher at Harvard Medical School. She joined us to provide this educational presentation last December. Marijuana in Michigan youtu.be/qPDQpSYRcVM?feature=shared Sincerely, your constituent living in Galesburg,