State Representative
Betsy Coffia
Traverse City | 103rd House District
Serving 93,426 constituents in Acme Township, East Bay Township, Traverse City, Peninsula Township, Garfield Township, Long Lake Township, Almira Township, Platte Township, Empire Township, Glen Arbor Township, Cleveland Township, Kasson Township, Solon Township, Elmwood Township, Bingham Township, Centerville Township, Leland Township, Suttons Bay Township, Leelanau Township
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(517) 373-3817
Office: S-1387 House Office Building
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If you're the kind of person who likes to get things done early, good news: you can do that with voting too!
Michigan voters have the option to vote early in person, or drop your absentee ballot off with your clerk. So if Election Day doesn't work for your schedule, don't wait until the last minute to figure it out. Make your plan, check your options and get your ballot in when it works for you. Your voice is too important to not be heard.
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We are so fortunate to have Indigenous leaders like Eva Petoskey here in northern Michigan who are generously sharing their wisdom at a time wisdom is so needed. Let’s listen, on purpose.
“Without the earth, without the water, we’re nothing. Without this planet, we’re nothing”
glenarborsun.com
Since today is Indigenous People’s Day, the next installment in Community Conversations: Exploring What Matters to our Neighbors—a storytelling project of PerSisters and Leelanau Indivisible—fea...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Happy Indigenous Peoples Day, and chi Miigwetch to Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians elders Elsie Dudley and Sandra Waukazoo for the privilege of having dinner with you at the September tribal barbecue. Some of the most delicious food I’ve ever had and even better company.
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Happy Indigenous Peoples Day! It is a continued honor to partner with the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians, the first peoples and water protectors of our beautiful north.
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Office Hours with Rep. Betsy Coffia are cancelled TODAY, Monday, October 12. We apologize for the inconvenience. If you need help right away email [email protected] or call (517) 373-3817 and someone from our office will get back with you. We will share the next office hours date soon. Thank you for understanding!
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I love my neighborhood burger joint. ♥️Saturday morning, October 10th from 8am-10am, we are starting something simple — and maybe something we all need.
Coming to the Table is a free community breakfast moment built around one idea: slowing down long enough to sit with other people and share a meal.
No catch.
Just breakfast, conversation, and connection — made possible through you, the Community, and all the times you have paid forward a meal while ordering at our counter.
Our first free breakfast features The Table, a new Oakwood breakfast sandwich made just for this event.
Let's take a moment to put down the phones and talk to each other. The table has always been a place to come together - so let's remember how that feels in our own neighborhood.
It’s not about solving problems — just reconnecting with neighbors, friends, coworkers, and strangers who might otherwise pass by.
The Table breakfast sandwich is free, because of your Community.
Conversation is the point.
Come to the table this Saturday. Our free breakfast sandwich and free coffee will be stationed outside.
**Our regular full menu is available inside at regular price**
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If you're one of the thousands of Michiganders still waiting on delayed 2025 tax refunds, you can contact my office for assistance. Dozens of community members have already reached out to report delays, and my team and I have been in touch with the Michigan Department of Treasury to request updates, identify tax filing and processing issues and resolve individual cases.
The Treasury encourages taxpayers to continue monitoring their refund status through eServices and to review its Tax Year 2025 Return Processing Updates, which outline the filing season’s progress, common reasons some returns take longer to process and important guidance for taxpayers checking their refund status. More information can also be found on the Tax Year 2025 Information page. I have linked the resources in the comments.
You can also sign up for my enews at bit.ly/RepCoffiaEnews for more updates.
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Let’s go. It’s time. We need to face it to heal it.
I believe in us.The new $22 million museum building located on Ferris State University’s campus houses more than 30,000 racist artifacts. The grand opening is Sept. 30.
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Betsy Coffia IN THE NEWS
Coffia, Byrnes Introduce House Legislation to Subject Governor, Legislature to Freedom of Information Act
Coffia, Byrnes Introduce House Legislation to Subject Governor, Legislature to Freedom of Information Act Legislation allows public to request records [...]
Coffia Introduces Legislation to Curb Consequences of Citizens United
Coffia, McCann Introduce Legislation to Curb Consequences of Citizens United Bills would revise the powers of corporations, non-profits and limited [...]
Coffia Introduces Resolution Honoring Cherry Industry Day
Coffia Introduces Resolution Honoring Cherry Industry Day, Calls for Continued Support for Farmers State Rep. Betsy Coffia (D-Traverse City), fourth [...]
If you're the kind of person who likes to get things done early, good news: you can do that with voting too!
Michigan voters have the option to vote early in person, or drop your absentee ballot off with your clerk. So if Election Day doesn't work for your schedule, don't wait until the last minute to figure it out. Make your plan, check your options and get your ballot in when it works for you. Your voice is too important to not be heard. ...
3 CommentsComment on Facebook
We are so fortunate to have Indigenous leaders like Eva Petoskey here in northern Michigan who are generously sharing their wisdom at a time wisdom is so needed. Let’s listen, on purpose. ...
“Without the earth, without the water, we’re nothing. Without this planet, we’re nothing”
glenarborsun.com
Since today is Indigenous People’s Day, the next installment in Community Conversations: Exploring What Matters to our Neighbors—a storytelling project of PerSisters and Leelanau Indivisible—fea...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Happy Indigenous Peoples Day, and chi Miigwetch to Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians elders Elsie Dudley and Sandra Waukazoo for the privilege of having dinner with you at the September tribal barbecue. Some of the most delicious food I’ve ever had and even better company. ...
11 CommentsComment on Facebook
Happy Indigenous Peoples Day! It is a continued honor to partner with the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians, the first peoples and water protectors of our beautiful north. ...
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Office Hours with Rep. Betsy Coffia are cancelled TODAY, Monday, October 12. We apologize for the inconvenience. If you need help right away email [email protected] or call (517) 373-3817 and someone from our office will get back with you. We will share the next office hours date soon. Thank you for understanding! ...
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I love my neighborhood burger joint. ♥️Saturday morning, October 10th from 8am-10am, we are starting something simple — and maybe something we all need.
Coming to the Table is a free community breakfast moment built around one idea: slowing down long enough to sit with other people and share a meal.
No catch.
Just breakfast, conversation, and connection — made possible through you, the Community, and all the times you have paid forward a meal while ordering at our counter.
Our first free breakfast features The Table, a new Oakwood breakfast sandwich made just for this event.
Let's take a moment to put down the phones and talk to each other. The table has always been a place to come together - so let's remember how that feels in our own neighborhood.
It’s not about solving problems — just reconnecting with neighbors, friends, coworkers, and strangers who might otherwise pass by.
The Table breakfast sandwich is free, because of your Community.
Conversation is the point.
Come to the table this Saturday. Our free breakfast sandwich and free coffee will be stationed outside.
**Our regular full menu is available inside at regular price** ...
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
If you're one of the thousands of Michiganders still waiting on delayed 2025 tax refunds, you can contact my office for assistance. Dozens of community members have already reached out to report delays, and my team and I have been in touch with the Michigan Department of Treasury to request updates, identify tax filing and processing issues and resolve individual cases.
The Treasury encourages taxpayers to continue monitoring their refund status through eServices and to review its Tax Year 2025 Return Processing Updates, which outline the filing season’s progress, common reasons some returns take longer to process and important guidance for taxpayers checking their refund status. More information can also be found on the Tax Year 2025 Information page. I have linked the resources in the comments.
You can also sign up for my enews at bit.ly/RepCoffiaEnews for more updates. ...
2 CommentsComment on Facebook
Let’s go. It’s time. We need to face it to heal it.
I believe in us.The new $22 million museum building located on Ferris State University’s campus houses more than 30,000 racist artifacts. The grand opening is Sept. 30. ...
6 CommentsComment on Facebook