Dear Neighbor,  As we enter the holiday season, I hope you are taking time to rest and gather with loved ones. The end of the year is a perfect opportunity to express gratitude and to reflect on the year, and I am incredibly proud of the things the...

Dear Neighbor, Due to the recent cancellation of tonight’s scheduled coffee hour, please join me for the rescheduled virtual coffee hour next Monday, November 13 from 8-9 a.m. Click the link to RSVP. Additionally, due to scheduling conflicts next...

Dear Neighbor,  I hope you are enjoying the start of the fall season.    As the Senate works through a robust agenda delivering results for Michiganders to reduce the cost of prescription drugs, protect our state’s natural resources and more, I...

Dear Neighbor,  I hope you and your family enjoyed your summer and are now ready to embrace the start of fall. As a new season begins, I wanted to share with you some of the latest updates and community resources — especially for those who may be...

Dear Neighbor,  This week, my legislative colleagues and I have reconvened in Lansing, ready to continue our work. It's important for me to stay connected with our community and engage in meaningful discussions about the issues that matter most to...

Dear Neighbor,   Last week’s storms were devastating to communities across District 28. As a result, Governor Whitmer expanded emergency aid yesterday to Ingham County to efficiently and effectively distribute state resources to residents in...

Dear Neighbor, I hope you and your family are enjoying these last few weeks of summer. As the season nears an end, I wanted to share with you some of the latest Lansing news and in-district updates. Thank you again for taking the time to read this...

Celebrating Juneteenth in Michigan  On Monday, June 19, we celebrated Juneteenth, the day when federal troops arrived in Galveston, Texas in 1865 to ensure that all enslaved people were freed. The troops’ arrival came a full two and a half years...

Legislative Updates  Senate Bill 288: My bill would repeal the sunset on the Michigan Energy Assistance Act. Funds raised through the Low-Income Energy Assistance Program (LIEAP) are distributed through nonprofit service agencies across the state...

  Last week, with the input of communities and constituents, as well as organizations and residents from around the state, the Senate voted out the first round of budget bills. The budgets passed last week reflect the values that we were...

Dear Neighbor, Due to the recent cancellation of tonight’s scheduled coffee hour, please join me for the rescheduled virtual coffee hour next Monday, November 13 from 8-9 a.m. Click the link to RSVP. Additionally, due to scheduling conflicts next...

Dear Neighbor,  I hope you are enjoying the start of the fall season.    As the Senate works through a robust agenda delivering results for Michiganders to reduce the cost of prescription drugs, protect our state’s natural resources and more, I...

Dear Neighbor,  I hope you and your family enjoyed your summer and are now ready to embrace the start of fall. As a new season begins, I wanted to share with you some of the latest updates and community resources — especially for those who may be...

Dear Neighbor,  This week, my legislative colleagues and I have reconvened in Lansing, ready to continue our work. It's important for me to stay connected with our community and engage in meaningful discussions about the issues that matter most to...

Dear Neighbor,   Last week’s storms were devastating to communities across District 28. As a result, Governor Whitmer expanded emergency aid yesterday to Ingham County to efficiently and effectively distribute state resources to residents in...

Dear Neighbor, I hope you and your family are enjoying these last few weeks of summer. As the season nears an end, I wanted to share with you some of the latest Lansing news and in-district updates. Thank you again for taking the time to read this...

Celebrating Juneteenth in Michigan  On Monday, June 19, we celebrated Juneteenth, the day when federal troops arrived in Galveston, Texas in 1865 to ensure that all enslaved people were freed. The troops’ arrival came a full two and a half years...

Legislative Updates  Senate Bill 288: My bill would repeal the sunset on the Michigan Energy Assistance Act. Funds raised through the Low-Income Energy Assistance Program (LIEAP) are distributed through nonprofit service agencies across the state...

  Last week, with the input of communities and constituents, as well as organizations and residents from around the state, the Senate voted out the first round of budget bills. The budgets passed last week reflect the values that we were...

I hope to see you at my upcoming virtual Coffee & Conversation event Monday morning. This is a great way to get a firsthand update on what my colleagues and I have been working on.   Coffee and Conversation with Sen. SinghWHEN: Monday, May 15,...