State Representative
Noah Arbit
West Bloomfield | 20th House District
Proudly serving 93,017 constituents throughout West Bloomfield, eastern Commerce, Keego Harbor, Orchard Lake, Sylvan Lake, and northwestern Bloomfield
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(517) 373-3816
Office: N-699 House Office Building
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Earlier this week, six first responders were honored with the Department of Justice’s Hometown Hero Award for their courage and service during two critical incidents in our community. The Hometown Hero award commemorates the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States of America. It honors the enduring ideals of Liberty, Service, and Civic Responsibility.
Among those recognized were the four members of our Temple Israel security personnel who responded during the March 12 attack, helping protect lives in the face of danger.
“These brave men answered the call without hesitation... these American heroes saved countless lives,” said U.S. Attorney Jerome F. Gorgon Jr.
We are deeply grateful to all of Temple Israel’s security personnel and our law enforcement and security partners whose vigilance, dedication, and service help keep our community safe every day.
www.justice.gov/usao-edmi/pr/united-states-attorney-jerome-f-gorgon-jr-honors-six-first-responder...
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New AI campaign video tests Michigan’s political ad laws
New AI campaign video tests Michigan’s political ad laws
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Happy Pride Month from WB Parks!
Each day, WB Parks strives to extend "the nature of community" to everyone in West Bloomfield.
To learn more about how West Bloomfield promotes inclusivity within our community, visit wbparks.org/diversity-task-force.
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In my opinion, the problem with data centers isn't really data centers themselves, but the fact that by going out of your way to welcome them, you are also surrendering to the unabated and total AI-ification of our society and economy. Meanwhile, literacy collapses.
There are amazing use cases for AI, of course, such as discovering new drugs and materials that could transform the world and improve humanity. Unfortunately, our society does not seem resilient enough to assimilate those benefits without also succumbing to the worst externalities of AI… outsourcing all critical thinking and artistic endeavors to a machine and an algorithm is actually very bad for human civilization!!!
Any massive construction project will bring some jobs. It’s a question of whether we are thinking through what it means to support the AI-ification of the economy and society. We weren’t ready for the way social media upended news, culture, elections, social trust, and we’re certainly not ready for how AI will turbocharge these things. Everyone is saying “well we can’t stop AI.” And I don’t think we should stop it. But I think slowing down and having intentional policies to help shape adoption, culture, and usage would be a lesson well-learned from the failures of grappling with social media.
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The President is stealing $2 billion dollars of OUR TAXPAYER MONEY to pay off domestic terrorists. I don’t want to hear any Republican politician ever talk about “waste, fraud, and abuse” ever again.
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I am devastated by the news of the attack on the mosque in San Diego. My thoughts are with the Muslim community in San Diego and across the country, including right here in Michigan. Islamophobia is blight on our society, and I am committed to continuing to fight against hate crimes and acts of terror motivated by anti-Muslim hate.
www.latimes.com/california/story/2026-05-18/san-diego-police-swarm-islamic-center-amid-reports-of...
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Rep. Noah Arbit’s Remarks Following Terror Attack on Temple Israel
Rep. Noah Arbit’s Remarks Following Terror Attack on Temple Israel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAYXzL8WirI “This has been an incredibly challenging [...]
Dievendorf, Democratic Legislators Introduce Water Affordability Now Legislative Package
LANSING, Mich., Oct. 30, 2025 — Yesterday, state Rep. Emily Dievendorf (D-Lansing), held a press conference to unveil their Affordable [...]
Morgan, Arbit Introduce ‘Click to Cancel’
Morgan, Arbit Introduce ‘Click to Cancel’ Package to Protect Michigan Consumers LANSING, Mich., Sept. 9, 2025 — State Reps. Jason [...]
Earlier this week, six first responders were honored with the Department of Justice’s Hometown Hero Award for their courage and service during two critical incidents in our community. The Hometown Hero award commemorates the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States of America. It honors the enduring ideals of Liberty, Service, and Civic Responsibility.
Among those recognized were the four members of our Temple Israel security personnel who responded during the March 12 attack, helping protect lives in the face of danger.
“These brave men answered the call without hesitation... these American heroes saved countless lives,” said U.S. Attorney Jerome F. Gorgon Jr.
We are deeply grateful to all of Temple Israel’s security personnel and our law enforcement and security partners whose vigilance, dedication, and service help keep our community safe every day.
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New AI campaign video tests Michigan’s political ad laws
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Happy Pride Month from WB Parks!
Each day, WB Parks strives to extend "the nature of community" to everyone in West Bloomfield.
To learn more about how West Bloomfield promotes inclusivity within our community, visit wbparks.org/diversity-task-force. ... See MoreSee Less
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In my opinion, the problem with data centers isn't really data centers themselves, but the fact that by going out of your way to welcome them, you are also surrendering to the unabated and total AI-ification of our society and economy. Meanwhile, literacy collapses.
There are amazing use cases for AI, of course, such as discovering new drugs and materials that could transform the world and improve humanity. Unfortunately, our society does not seem resilient enough to assimilate those benefits without also succumbing to the worst externalities of AI… outsourcing all critical thinking and artistic endeavors to a machine and an algorithm is actually very bad for human civilization!!!
Any massive construction project will bring some jobs. It’s a question of whether we are thinking through what it means to support the AI-ification of the economy and society. We weren’t ready for the way social media upended news, culture, elections, social trust, and we’re certainly not ready for how AI will turbocharge these things. Everyone is saying “well we can’t stop AI.” And I don’t think we should stop it. But I think slowing down and having intentional policies to help shape adoption, culture, and usage would be a lesson well-learned from the failures of grappling with social media. ... See MoreSee Less
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The President is stealing $2 billion dollars of OUR TAXPAYER MONEY to pay off domestic terrorists. I don’t want to hear any Republican politician ever talk about “waste, fraud, and abuse” ever again. ... See MoreSee Less
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I am devastated by the news of the attack on the mosque in San Diego. My thoughts are with the Muslim community in San Diego and across the country, including right here in Michigan. Islamophobia is blight on our society, and I am committed to continuing to fight against hate crimes and acts of terror motivated by anti-Muslim hate.
www.latimes.com/california/story/2026-05-18/san-diego-police-swarm-islamic-center-amid-reports-of... ... See MoreSee Less
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