State Representative
Jennifer Conlin
Ann Arbor | 48th House District
Serving 92,373 constituents in Waterloo Township, Lyndon Township, Dexter Township, SE Putnam Township (Pinckney), Genoa Township, Hamburg Township, Webster Township, Northfield Township, NW/N/NE Ann Arbor Township, N/NE Ann Arbor
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(517) 373-7557
Office: N-897 House Office Building
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Times have certainly changed since I was a student at U-M in the early 80’s! Yesterday, I had a chance to attend the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the opening of Wolverine Village, the university’s newest residential community built to expand affordable, on-campus housing for undergraduate students.
The five residents halls have 2,300 student beds and include an 800 plus-seat dining hall. More importantly, it’s supports the university’s goal of providing affordable housing for every first-year student who wishes to live on Central campus.
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Today, I attended the 9/11 memorial ceremony with the Ann Arbor Fire and Police departments to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks and remember all who lost their lives that day. I remember that day well, as my husband was raised in New York City and all his family was still there, and we lived in New York after we met at U-M for five years so many of our friends were there.
That day, our nation was forever changed. As this day ends, I honor the lives lost, the families forever impacted and the first responders whose courage in the face of tragedy continues to inspire us. #neverforget
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Last evening, I attended a rally with
the Ann Arbor Education Association members and the newly elected National Education Association President Princess Moss. She has been touring the country and came to Ann Arbor to hear about public education in Michigan from AAEA and our education labor partners in Washtenaw County. I attended because when the bargaining campaign feels hard, our teachers—who are the crux of our education system—need to see and feel our support.
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Our government should work for all of us, not just corporations. That’s why I am working to keep people safe from forever chemicals like PFAS, lower the price of prescription drugs, and make life more affordable for families and folks living on a fixed income. I promise to keep fighting every day for your priorities in Lansing.
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Schools are back in session across House District 48, and I am proud of all the work we’ve done in the legislature this year to support Michigan students. I hope everyone has a safe and wonderful school year.
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On Labor Day, we recognize that our great state is built on the backs of workers. Let’s fight for living wages, affordable healthcare and the right to organize. Because when Michigan’s workers thrive, the entire state thrives.
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My entire life, having been born and raised in Ann Arbor, autumn has been synonymous with trips to The Dexter Cider Mill. So it was such an honor as the state rep for Dexter and Webster Townships, to be part of giving them a tribute for their 140th anniversary today. Alongside Representative Carrie Rheingans (who represents the City of Dexter) and Senator Sue Shink and Rep. Debbie Dingell, we not only lauded its incredible longevity and success in finding passionate owners throughout the decades, we also ate lots of cinnamon doughnuts and I had my first apple cider slushy!
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Last week, I attended a gala for Garrett's Space, a suicide prevention program where young adults ages 18-28 with depression and anxiety find community, tools, and a place to belong.
Located in Ann Arbor, they offer FREE virtual weekly wellness groups and monthly in-person gatherings where young adults connect and find support. Guided by professional facilitators, our participants engage in discussion, mindfulness practices, creative expression, and movement activities that help build coping skills and community. Our daughter was good friends with Garrett, so this nonprofit holds a special place in our hearts as do his parents, Julie and Scott.
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What a privilege today to be at the Board of Regents special meeting on campus, where they confirmed the selection of the 17th President of the University of Michigan C. Cybele Raver. It was great to be invited with my fellow Ann Arbor state reps and to meet our new impressive president from Vanderbilt University. Can’t wait to get to know her better in the months and years to come. And a special thanks to President Domenico Grasso for serving twice as the interim president during this challenging time for the University. Go Blue!
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Conlin Calls for Affordability Following State of State Address
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Times have certainly changed since I was a student at U-M in the early 80’s! Yesterday, I had a chance to attend the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the opening of Wolverine Village, the university’s newest residential community built to expand affordable, on-campus housing for undergraduate students.
The five residents halls have 2,300 student beds and include an 800 plus-seat dining hall. More importantly, it’s supports the university’s goal of providing affordable housing for every first-year student who wishes to live on Central campus. ...
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Today, I attended the 9/11 memorial ceremony with the Ann Arbor Fire and Police departments to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks and remember all who lost their lives that day. I remember that day well, as my husband was raised in New York City and all his family was still there, and we lived in New York after we met at U-M for five years so many of our friends were there.
That day, our nation was forever changed. As this day ends, I honor the lives lost, the families forever impacted and the first responders whose courage in the face of tragedy continues to inspire us. #neverforget ...
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Last evening, I attended a rally with
the Ann Arbor Education Association members and the newly elected National Education Association President Princess Moss. She has been touring the country and came to Ann Arbor to hear about public education in Michigan from AAEA and our education labor partners in Washtenaw County. I attended because when the bargaining campaign feels hard, our teachers—who are the crux of our education system—need to see and feel our support. ...
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Our government should work for all of us, not just corporations. That’s why I am working to keep people safe from forever chemicals like PFAS, lower the price of prescription drugs, and make life more affordable for families and folks living on a fixed income. I promise to keep fighting every day for your priorities in Lansing. ...
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Schools are back in session across House District 48, and I am proud of all the work we’ve done in the legislature this year to support Michigan students. I hope everyone has a safe and wonderful school year. ...
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On Labor Day, we recognize that our great state is built on the backs of workers. Let’s fight for living wages, affordable healthcare and the right to organize. Because when Michigan’s workers thrive, the entire state thrives. ...
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My entire life, having been born and raised in Ann Arbor, autumn has been synonymous with trips to The Dexter Cider Mill. So it was such an honor as the state rep for Dexter and Webster Townships, to be part of giving them a tribute for their 140th anniversary today. Alongside Representative Carrie Rheingans (who represents the City of Dexter) and Senator Sue Shink and Rep. Debbie Dingell, we not only lauded its incredible longevity and success in finding passionate owners throughout the decades, we also ate lots of cinnamon doughnuts and I had my first apple cider slushy! ...
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Last week, I attended a gala for Garrett's Space, a suicide prevention program where young adults ages 18-28 with depression and anxiety find community, tools, and a place to belong.
Located in Ann Arbor, they offer FREE virtual weekly wellness groups and monthly in-person gatherings where young adults connect and find support. Guided by professional facilitators, our participants engage in discussion, mindfulness practices, creative expression, and movement activities that help build coping skills and community. Our daughter was good friends with Garrett, so this nonprofit holds a special place in our hearts as do his parents, Julie and Scott. ...
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What a privilege today to be at the Board of Regents special meeting on campus, where they confirmed the selection of the 17th President of the University of Michigan C. Cybele Raver. It was great to be invited with my fellow Ann Arbor state reps and to meet our new impressive president from Vanderbilt University. Can’t wait to get to know her better in the months and years to come. And a special thanks to President Domenico Grasso for serving twice as the interim president during this challenging time for the University. Go Blue! ...
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