State Representative
Carol Glanville
Walker | 84th House District
Serving 91,890 constituents in Grandville, Walker, NW Grand Rapids
caglanville@house.mi.gov
(517) 373-0476
Office: S-1188 House Office Building
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State Representative Stephen Wooden Stacy Bare Meals on Wheels Western Michigan Area Agency on Aging of Western Michigan Kent County Head Start
It’s been such an exciting past couple of weeks with some amazing visitors in my office!
I met with the Mayor’s Youth Council on their Capitol tour and got to hear about the awesome work they’re doing!
Grandville kiddos on the robotics team, along with their parents, stopped by my office to share their amazing robots with me—it was so great to see such young students putting in hard work for what they love!
Today, I met Troy, an ICU nurse at Butterworth, who was in Lansing for a career development day. He shared insights about the LINKS program he’s involved in, and it was inspiring to hear about his dedication to his work and patients!
And lastly, Grimace joined us at the Capitol to celebrate 50 years of the Ronald McDonald House!
I loved meeting with each and every one—thank you all for the incredible work you do!
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I had such a great time joining Halle Berry and Governor Whitmer, along with my colleagues, for an important conversation regarding menopause, women’s healthcare, and midlife experiences. These necessary discussions help us pave the way for progress in women’s health!
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Today is International Women’s Day! Progress isn’t about waiting—it’s about action. Let’s amplify the strategies that work, challenge inequality, and push for progress. #AccelerateAction #IWD2025
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Just hours ago, House Republicans forced through two bills without bringing them before the committee.
One of these bills slashes 25% from school funding—harming at-risk students, English language learners, career and technical education programs, and more.
I would never vote against our schools, teachers, families, and kids! This reckless tactic is straight out of Trump’s playbook—undermining government and the vital services Michiganders rely on. We must stand up and fight for our future.
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Thank you Carol. I know it’s not easy!
Thank you!
Michigan Treasurer Rachael Eubanks breaks down everything you need to know for tax season. Learn know these tips can help you file with confidence and maximize your returns.
If you have any questions regarding your tax returns, please contact my office.
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I am excited to see the upgrades coming to Fruit Ridge Avenue in Walker! A reminder that construction begins March 20th—get all the details here:
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March is Women’s History Month—a time to celebrate the incredible contributions of women past and present. Let’s honor those who break barriers, inspire progress, and champion education, equality, and inclusion every day. #WomensHistoryMonth
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As Black History Month comes to a close, I want to highlight an incredible event I had the privilege of attending. The “Honoring the Legacy of Black Veterans” event was a truly meaningful experience, celebrating the bravery, sacrifices, and enduring impact of Black veterans. I gained a deeper appreciation for Black history and legacies, learning about influential figures like William Harvey Carney, Benjamin Banneker, Isiah Mays, and many others. It was an inspiring community gathering, filled with powerful stories of service, perseverance, and resilience.
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Carol Glanville IN THE NEWS
House Dems Stand Against Republicans Placing Political Agendas Before Students and Schools
State Rep. Regina Weiss (D-Oak Park) speaks in opposition of House Resolution 55 on Thursday, March 20, 2025 on [...]
House Dems Warn Against Department of Education Layoffs, Looming Shut Down
Republican crusade to cut USDOE and MDOE services threatens access to higher education for Michiganders LANSING, Mich. March 14, [...]
Paiz, Glanville Reintroduce Protect Freedom to Read Package
LANSING, Mich., March 13, 2025 - This afternoon, State Reps. Veronica Paiz (D-Harper Woods) and Carol Glanville (D-Walker) introduced the [...]
Join my colleagues and I to discuss how federal decisions impact our local communities.
There will be limited seating so RSVP here to reserve your spot. forms.gle/GvtS9q8AB1i41aXx7 ... See MoreSee Less
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State Representative Stephen Wooden Stacy Bare Meals on Wheels Western Michigan Area Agency on Aging of Western Michigan Kent County Head Start
It’s been such an exciting past couple of weeks with some amazing visitors in my office!
I met with the Mayor’s Youth Council on their Capitol tour and got to hear about the awesome work they’re doing!
Grandville kiddos on the robotics team, along with their parents, stopped by my office to share their amazing robots with me—it was so great to see such young students putting in hard work for what they love!
Today, I met Troy, an ICU nurse at Butterworth, who was in Lansing for a career development day. He shared insights about the LINKS program he’s involved in, and it was inspiring to hear about his dedication to his work and patients!
And lastly, Grimace joined us at the Capitol to celebrate 50 years of the Ronald McDonald House!
I loved meeting with each and every one—thank you all for the incredible work you do! ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
I had such a great time joining Halle Berry and Governor Whitmer, along with my colleagues, for an important conversation regarding menopause, women’s healthcare, and midlife experiences. These necessary discussions help us pave the way for progress in women’s health! ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Today is International Women’s Day! Progress isn’t about waiting—it’s about action. Let’s amplify the strategies that work, challenge inequality, and push for progress. #AccelerateAction #IWD2025 ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Just hours ago, House Republicans forced through two bills without bringing them before the committee.
One of these bills slashes 25% from school funding—harming at-risk students, English language learners, career and technical education programs, and more.
I would never vote against our schools, teachers, families, and kids! This reckless tactic is straight out of Trump’s playbook—undermining government and the vital services Michiganders rely on. We must stand up and fight for our future. ... See MoreSee Less
2 CommentsComment on Facebook
Thank you Carol. I know it’s not easy!
Thank you!
Michigan Treasurer Rachael Eubanks breaks down everything you need to know for tax season. Learn know these tips can help you file with confidence and maximize your returns.
If you have any questions regarding your tax returns, please contact my office. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
I am excited to see the upgrades coming to Fruit Ridge Avenue in Walker! A reminder that construction begins March 20th—get all the details here: ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
March is Women’s History Month—a time to celebrate the incredible contributions of women past and present. Let’s honor those who break barriers, inspire progress, and champion education, equality, and inclusion every day. #WomensHistoryMonth ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
As Black History Month comes to a close, I want to highlight an incredible event I had the privilege of attending. The “Honoring the Legacy of Black Veterans” event was a truly meaningful experience, celebrating the bravery, sacrifices, and enduring impact of Black veterans. I gained a deeper appreciation for Black history and legacies, learning about influential figures like William Harvey Carney, Benjamin Banneker, Isiah Mays, and many others. It was an inspiring community gathering, filled with powerful stories of service, perseverance, and resilience. ... See MoreSee Less
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