Rep. Bollin invites residents to April office hours
State Rep. Ann Bollin has extended an invitation to residents to attend office hours on Monday, April 22, in Lyon Township and Brighton. Bollin, representing the 49th District, which includes southeast Livingston County and southwest Oakland County, aims to provide an opportunity for individuals to voice their thoughts, questions, or concerns.During these local office hours, scheduled for April 22, residents are encouraged to participate without the need for appointments. Bollin will be available at two different locations on that day. The first session will commence at 9...
How many Hispanic students were enrolled in Livingston County schools in 2022-23 school year?
There were 955 Hispanic students enrolled in Livingston County schools in the 2022-23 school year, according to the Michigan Department of Education.
How many companies in cities in Livingston County received FDA inspections in Q3 2023?
There were two companies in a city associated with Livingston County that received two FDA inspections in the third quarter of 2023, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Association.
- 42 Hawaiian students enrolled in Livingston County schools in 2022-23 school year
- Livingston County Education: 162 African American students were enrolled in schools in 2022-23 school year
- How many companies in cities in Livingston County received FDA inspections in 2023?
- How many companies in cities in Livingston County received FDA inspections in 2023?
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Rep. Bollin: Low standards for economic development spending hurt Michigan taxpayers
State Rep. Ann Bollin has voiced her concerns over the lack of accountability in economic development spending in Michigan. Following an audit report revealing inadequate oversight within the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC), Rep. Bollin emphasized the need for stronger safeguards to protect taxpayers' investments.In response to the audit findings, Rep. Bollin stated, “If the state is going to give our hard-earned tax dollars to big corporations in the name of economic development, there should be strong safeguards in place to protect those investments.”...
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Rep. Bollin Supports Bipartisan Plan to Combat Fentanyl Crisis
State Rep. Ann Bollin, R-Brighton Township, has spoken out in favor of a bipartisan plan aimed at addressing the fentanyl crisis in Michigan. Bollin emphasized the urgency of the situation, stating, “The statistics clearly show that fentanyl is increasingly killing people in our communities. We just cannot sit back and wait."Bollin highlighted the devastating impact of fentanyl, which has been attributed to over 100,000 overdose deaths in a 12-month period and is a significant factor in the rising number of accidental overdoses. She noted, “Many of us know someone whose...
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Rep. Bollin Urges Gov. Whitmer to Fulfill Transparency Promise
State Rep. Ann Bollin is renewing the call for Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to uphold her commitment to transparency, as Sunshine Week shines a light on government accountability. Bollin, who has long been an advocate for ethics reform and transparency measures, emphasized the importance of leaders keeping their promises.“Transparency shouldn’t be a campaign slogan that’s conveniently discarded after election day,” said Rep. Bollin. “Michiganders want leaders who operate with integrity, openness, and accountability, and Gov. Whitmer has betrayed their trust. She has fallen short...
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Rep. Bollin: State agency seeks public input on new wind, solar siting laws
State Representative Ann Bollin has emphasized the importance of public participation in the upcoming discussions concerning the new state law regarding wind and solar projects. The law, which removes local control over large-scale renewable energy projects, has raised concerns among residents. Bollin, who voted against the legislation, expressed her worries about the potential impact on communities."I have spoken with many people in our community who are very concerned about the loss of local control," said Rep. Bollin. "They don’t want massive wind and solar farms...
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Lindsey, Theis request MEDC halt Gotion battery payments after national security warnings
Sens. Jonathan Lindsey and Lana Theis have called on the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) to halt payments to the Gotion battery plant following concerns over national security. In a letter addressed to MEDC Director Quentin Messer, the senators also requested that any funds already distributed be recouped.Lindsey emphasized the urgency of the situation, stating, "National security experts from both sides of the aisle have sounded the alarm about China's attempts to infiltrate and compromise our safety through industrial espionage." He criticized Governor...
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Rep. Bollin calls for action on bipartisan school safety legislation
State Representative Ann Bollin, a Republican from Brighton Township, has urged the Speaker of the House to advance a comprehensive bipartisan school safety plan that was introduced a year ago. This legislation was the result of a bipartisan task force created by the House of Representatives following the Oxford school shooting in 2021. The task force diligently reviewed input from various experts, including law enforcement officers, educators, mental health professionals, and parents, and issued its recommendations in December 2022. However, since the bills were introduced...
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Rep. Bollin Critiques Governor Whitmer's Budget Proposal
State Representative Ann Bollin, a member of the House Appropriations Committee, has voiced her concerns regarding Governor Whitmer's budget proposal. In a statement released today, Rep. Bollin highlighted several issues she sees with the proposed budget.Rep. Bollin expressed her dissatisfaction with the focus of the budget, stating, "Most of the new programs she has proposed only benefit a select few. I don’t think there’s anything in there that benefits all Michiganders." She specifically criticized the expansion of free breakfast and lunch for Michigan students,...
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Rep. Bollin Returns Portion of Office Budget to State, Emphasizes Government Efficiency
State Representative Ann Bollin has demonstrated her commitment to government efficiency by returning a portion of her office budget back to the state of Michigan. In a recent announcement, Bollin revealed that she has returned 3% of her 2023 office budget, amounting to a savings of $3,915.53. Over the course of her five years in office, Bollin has returned more than $37,000 in taxpayer dollars to the state.Bollin, who represents Livingston and Oakland counties, emphasized the importance of responsible financial management in government. She stated, "Returning a portion...
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Rep. Bollin: State leaders must focus on solutions that support all Michiganders
State Representative Ann Bollin has called on state leaders to prioritize solutions that benefit all residents of Michigan. Bollin's statement comes in response to Governor Whitmer's recent State of the State address.Bollin expressed concern that the governor has been more focused on politically motivated policies rather than addressing the pressing issues facing the state. She highlighted two key challenges currently impacting Michigan: declining income levels and the rising cost of living expenses.According to Bollin, the income levels of Michigan residents are...
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Rep. Bollin: State revenue surplus should be used to offer relief to Michigan families
Michiganders are facing the dual challenges of increasing taxes and rising inflation in 2024. State Representative Ann Bollin has spoken out, urging state leaders to use the projected $1.3 billion budget surplus to provide much-needed tax relief to struggling Michigan families.At the Consensus Revenue Estimating Conference on Friday, state fiscal leaders announced a higher-than-expected revenue surplus. Rep. Bollin believes this surplus should be used to make the recent tax cut permanent. By doing so, more money would be available to Michigan families, helping them cope...
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Rep. Bollin to provide legislative update via tele-town hall
State Representative Ann Bollin, a Republican from Brighton Township, has announced that she will be hosting a tele-town hall meeting on Tuesday, January 16th. The purpose of the meeting is to provide a legislative update and address any concerns or questions that residents may have.In a statement, Rep. Bollin emphasized the importance of transparency and open communication. She stated, "As your state representative, I believe in transparency and open communication. Opportunities like these allow me to keep people informed and engaged in the legislative process. I'm...
