State Representative
Morgan Foreman
33rd House District
Serving 92,730 constituents in Ann Arbor, Saline, Bridgewater Township, Saline Township, York Township, Pittsfield Township, Lodi Township and Scio Township
MorganForeman@house.mi.gov
(517) 373-0820
Office: N 797 House Office Building
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House Resolution 19 is a direct attack on local control, tying critical state funding to federal immigration enforcement and forcing communities into compliance. Local leaders know what’s best for their residents—not the politicians pushing this harmful resolution.
This policy reeks of Trump impostor syndrome. It’s just another page from the Republican playbook of chaos, using fear and division to score political points. I voted NO, proudly. Michigan communities deserve better than being held hostage by partisan games.Every House Democrat voted today against the Republican power grab to strip local communities of essential funding. #MILeg
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It's interesting that you cite "local control" on the illegal immigration issue when the democrat legislature, in lame duck session in 2024, passed HB 5120 and HB 5121 that takes away local control regarding green energy projects of 100 megawatts or more. Local governments are not allowed to restrict these types of projects when the state has approved them. In Saline township, approximately 1100 acres of land is to be stripped and converted into a 150 megawatt solar farm, though the majority of township residents oppose it. Your quote "Local leaders know what’s best for their residents—not the politicians....." doesn't apply to "green energy" ?
Ann Arbor Black history film draws sold-out crowd at Michigan Theater
Ann Arbor Black history film draws sold-out crowd at Michigan Theater
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"Ann Arbor is known nationwide, but nobody knows that Ann Arbor had a Black community ... so I did this for you guys," the filmmaker told the crowd.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Hey everyone,
I wanted to take a moment to share what I’ve been up to during my first month in office! Moving forward, I’ll be sending out regular updates to keep you informed.
On day one, I proudly took the oath of office alongside my colleagues, committing to serve the people of Michigan and uphold our state’s constitution. Then, we got straight to work.
One of my first votes was to oppose GOP efforts to roll back long-overdue wage increases and paid sick time improvements. These reforms, set to take effect this month, are backed by the majority of Michiganders and will make a real difference for working families by putting more money in their pockets.
Over the past few weeks, I’ve also supported several important resolutions—including those raising awareness about heart health and stalking prevention, as well as a resolution honoring the life and legacy of former President Jimmy Carter.
Right now, I’m in the process of drafting my first bills, focusing on environmental protection and criminal justice reform. I’ve also co-sponsored several of my colleagues’ bills—if you’re interested, you can check them out on the legislature’s website: legislature.mi.gov
I’m excited to share that I’ve been appointed to the Health Policy Committee and the Natural Resources & Tourism Committee. I’m eager to dive into legislative discussions that impact the well-being of Michiganders and the protection of our environment.
My team has also been hard at work, responding to dozens of calls and emails from folks in the 33rd District. If you ever need assistance or want to share your thoughts, please don’t hesitate to reach out through my new website: housedems.com/morgan-foreman/contact/
Looking forward to keeping you updated!
In service,
Morgan Foreman
State Representative, 33rd House District
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Today is National Wear Red Day, which honors American Heart Health Month and raises awareness about women's heart health. This month, take control of your heart health by learning more about your family's health history and educating yourself about risk factors.
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Governor Whitmer holds ceremonial signing of 'sextortion' laws in honor of victim Jordan DeMay
Governor Whitmer holds ceremonial signing of 'sextortion' laws in honor of victim Jordan DeMay
www.wzzm13.com
The new law will take effect beginning on April 2, 2025.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
For reasons other than weather Pioneer High School is closed tomorrow.Dear Pioneer High School Community,
This evening we were informed about a water main break on the Pioneer grounds that has required shutting off water to the building. Due to the lack of water, which is anticipated to last most of the day tomorrow, we are unable to maintain a safe and sanitary school environment for students and staff.
There will be no school, tomorrow, February 6, 2025, for Pioneer students and staff. We understand the inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding as we prioritize the health and safety of our students, staff, and faculty.
We will send another communication with an update as soon as it becomes available.
Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.
Sincerely,
Jazz Parks
AAPS Superintendent
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There is a Winter Weather Advisory that goes into effect tonight (2/5) at 10 pm until 9 am Thursday (2/6).
Make sure you are prepared. Here are some links with winter weather tips and resources: www.michigan.gov/mpsc/consumer/be-informed/be-winterwise
www.michigan.gov/msp/divisions/ohsp/safety-programs/winter-driving
www.redcross.org/get-help/how-to-prepare-for-emergencies/types-of-emergencies/power-outage.html
Washtenaw County Winter Warming Centers | Washtenaw County, MI
www.washtenaw.org
In cooperation with OCED and other organizations throughout Washtenaw County, the Shelter Association of Washtenaw County (SAWC) is providing emergency shelter for homeless individuals during the wint...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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Please use this link to join or virtual coffee hour starting right now. We look forward to seeing you!
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House Resolution 19 is a direct attack on local control, tying critical state funding to federal immigration enforcement and forcing communities into compliance. Local leaders know what’s best for their residents—not the politicians pushing this harmful resolution.
This policy reeks of Trump impostor syndrome. It’s just another page from the Republican playbook of chaos, using fear and division to score political points. I voted NO, proudly. Michigan communities deserve better than being held hostage by partisan games.Every House Democrat voted today against the Republican power grab to strip local communities of essential funding. #MILeg ... See MoreSee Less
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It's interesting that you cite "local control" on the illegal immigration issue when the democrat legislature, in lame duck session in 2024, passed HB 5120 and HB 5121 that takes away local control regarding green energy projects of 100 megawatts or more. Local governments are not allowed to restrict these types of projects when the state has approved them. In Saline township, approximately 1100 acres of land is to be stripped and converted into a 150 megawatt solar farm, though the majority of township residents oppose it. Your quote "Local leaders know what’s best for their residents—not the politicians....." doesn't apply to "green energy" ?
Ann Arbor Black history film draws sold-out crowd at Michigan Theater ... See MoreSee Less
Ann Arbor Black history film draws sold-out crowd at Michigan Theater
www.mlive.com
"Ann Arbor is known nationwide, but nobody knows that Ann Arbor had a Black community ... so I did this for you guys," the filmmaker told the crowd.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Hey everyone,
I wanted to take a moment to share what I’ve been up to during my first month in office! Moving forward, I’ll be sending out regular updates to keep you informed.
On day one, I proudly took the oath of office alongside my colleagues, committing to serve the people of Michigan and uphold our state’s constitution. Then, we got straight to work.
One of my first votes was to oppose GOP efforts to roll back long-overdue wage increases and paid sick time improvements. These reforms, set to take effect this month, are backed by the majority of Michiganders and will make a real difference for working families by putting more money in their pockets.
Over the past few weeks, I’ve also supported several important resolutions—including those raising awareness about heart health and stalking prevention, as well as a resolution honoring the life and legacy of former President Jimmy Carter.
Right now, I’m in the process of drafting my first bills, focusing on environmental protection and criminal justice reform. I’ve also co-sponsored several of my colleagues’ bills—if you’re interested, you can check them out on the legislature’s website: legislature.mi.gov
I’m excited to share that I’ve been appointed to the Health Policy Committee and the Natural Resources & Tourism Committee. I’m eager to dive into legislative discussions that impact the well-being of Michiganders and the protection of our environment.
My team has also been hard at work, responding to dozens of calls and emails from folks in the 33rd District. If you ever need assistance or want to share your thoughts, please don’t hesitate to reach out through my new website: housedems.com/morgan-foreman/contact/
Looking forward to keeping you updated!
In service,
Morgan Foreman
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Today is National Wear Red Day, which honors American Heart Health Month and raises awareness about women's heart health. This month, take control of your heart health by learning more about your family's health history and educating yourself about risk factors. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Governor Whitmer holds ceremonial signing of 'sextortion' laws in honor of victim Jordan DeMay ... See MoreSee Less
Governor Whitmer holds ceremonial signing of 'sextortion' laws in honor of victim Jordan DeMay
www.wzzm13.com
The new law will take effect beginning on April 2, 2025.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
For reasons other than weather Pioneer High School is closed tomorrow.Dear Pioneer High School Community,
This evening we were informed about a water main break on the Pioneer grounds that has required shutting off water to the building. Due to the lack of water, which is anticipated to last most of the day tomorrow, we are unable to maintain a safe and sanitary school environment for students and staff.
There will be no school, tomorrow, February 6, 2025, for Pioneer students and staff. We understand the inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding as we prioritize the health and safety of our students, staff, and faculty.
We will send another communication with an update as soon as it becomes available.
Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.
Sincerely,
Jazz Parks
AAPS Superintendent ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
There is a Winter Weather Advisory that goes into effect tonight (2/5) at 10 pm until 9 am Thursday (2/6).
Make sure you are prepared. Here are some links with winter weather tips and resources: www.michigan.gov/mpsc/consumer/be-informed/be-winterwise
www.michigan.gov/msp/divisions/ohsp/safety-programs/winter-driving
www.redcross.org/get-help/how-to-prepare-for-emergencies/types-of-emergencies/power-outage.html ... See MoreSee Less
Washtenaw County Winter Warming Centers | Washtenaw County, MI
www.washtenaw.org
In cooperation with OCED and other organizations throughout Washtenaw County, the Shelter Association of Washtenaw County (SAWC) is providing emergency shelter for homeless individuals during the wint...0 CommentsComment on Facebook