State Representative
Jason Morgan
Ann Arbor | 23rd House District
Serving 90,719 constituents in C/W Ann Arbor, E/SE Ann Arbor Township, nearly all Superior Township, Salem Township, W Plymouth Township, W/SW/S Northville Township, South Lyon, S Lyon Township
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(517) 373-0855
Office: S-787 House Office Building
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Yesterday, I joined Governor Gretchen Whitmer as she signed two of my bills into law.
These laws deliver critical funding to first responders and tribal communities across our state. Firefighters and first responders battling job-related cancer and illness will have more support so their treatments and lost wages are covered. Tribal communities will receive critical funding to guarantee emergency response, clean drinking water, and maintain public services.
If you put your life on the line for our neighborhoods, or you live in a tribal territory and rely on your community for essential daily care, you shouldn’t have to fight red tape or empty your savings to stay healthy and safe. Thank you to Governor Whitmer and my colleagues in the House and Senate for their leadership and partnership in getting these critical protections signed into law.
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Good news for anyone dodging craters on their morning drive: the very first wave of funding from our new Neighborhood Roads Fund is officially rolling out to communities across Michigan!
This delivers dedicated resources straight to cities, villages, and county road agencies to fix our roughest local streets without forcing local match requirements that strain municipal budgets.
Along with fixing neighborhood roads, this package delivers direct investments for:
$100 million to repair and replace local bridges
🚎 $100 million for public transit and local bus operations
🛤️ $40 million for rail grade separation projects to improve safety and keep traffic moving
We still have a long way to go, but it’s great to see real, dedicated funding finally reaching our local pavement.
More details in the press release in comments ➡️
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Gas prices are up. Grocery prices are up. Utility costs are up. And now thousands more American troops are being sent to the Middle East. Michiganders deserve leaders focused on lowering costs and investing in communities here at home.
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While Trump is making millions from his gold-plated Oval Office, Michiganders are falling behind on bills and even skipping meals. Something needs to change.
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I had a great time at South Lyon’s annual Pumpkinfest! It was an honor to help judge this year’s contests and enjoy a fun community tradition. Thanks to everyone who made it such a great event!
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If you're looking for a bike helmet for your kids or know anyone in need, there is a free giveaway event tomorrow morning from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM.
It is taking place at the Hurwitz Law parking lot at 617 Detroit St. They are providing custom-fitted helmets while supplies last, along with some basic safety tips, donuts, and pizza.
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Why is state law protecting DTE’s bottom line by capping how much solar you can put on your own roof?
Right now, arbitrary rules block families from generating enough power to switch to heat pumps or charge an EV, locking folks into endless rate hikes just to keep utility revenues sky-high. I introduced the Home Energy Freedom Act to raise that cap, tripling it from 110% to 300% so you have the freedom to power your own home and slash your bills.
Morgan Introduces Legislation to Expand Home Energy Freedom, Lower Costs - Michigan House Democrats
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Morgan Introduces Legislation to Expand Home Energy Freedom, Lower Costs for Michigan Families LANSING, Mich., Sept. 24, 2026 — State Rep. Jason Morgan (D-Ann Arbor) introduced commonsense legislati...8 CommentsComment on Facebook
The rent in Ann Arbor is locking out the very people who make this city run.
State brownfield backing just cleared the way to transform acres of empty surface lots into Arbor South. Over 1,000 new homes. More than 200 permanently affordable apartments. Local storefronts, green space, and direct transit connections.
Hundreds of kids will have the chance to grow up right here in our neighborhoods and filling our public school classrooms. You deserve to build a stable life in the community you serve.
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Governor Whitmer announced MSF Board approval for projects that support community development, housing, and business growth across the state.1 CommentsComment on Facebook
Trump promised no new wars — yet, here we are in a war that is costing American lives, driving up gas prices, worsening inflation, and increasing the cost of groceries and energy. Michigan can’t afford this.
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Yesterday, I joined Governor Gretchen Whitmer as she signed two of my bills into law.
These laws deliver critical funding to first responders and tribal communities across our state. Firefighters and first responders battling job-related cancer and illness will have more support so their treatments and lost wages are covered. Tribal communities will receive critical funding to guarantee emergency response, clean drinking water, and maintain public services.
If you put your life on the line for our neighborhoods, or you live in a tribal territory and rely on your community for essential daily care, you shouldn’t have to fight red tape or empty your savings to stay healthy and safe. Thank you to Governor Whitmer and my colleagues in the House and Senate for their leadership and partnership in getting these critical protections signed into law. ...
35 CommentsComment on Facebook
Good news for anyone dodging craters on their morning drive: the very first wave of funding from our new Neighborhood Roads Fund is officially rolling out to communities across Michigan!
This delivers dedicated resources straight to cities, villages, and county road agencies to fix our roughest local streets without forcing local match requirements that strain municipal budgets.
Along with fixing neighborhood roads, this package delivers direct investments for:
$100 million to repair and replace local bridges
🚎 $100 million for public transit and local bus operations
🛤️ $40 million for rail grade separation projects to improve safety and keep traffic moving
We still have a long way to go, but it’s great to see real, dedicated funding finally reaching our local pavement.
More details in the press release in comments ➡️ ...
1 CommentsComment on Facebook
Gas prices are up. Grocery prices are up. Utility costs are up. And now thousands more American troops are being sent to the Middle East. Michiganders deserve leaders focused on lowering costs and investing in communities here at home. ...
18 CommentsComment on Facebook
While Trump is making millions from his gold-plated Oval Office, Michiganders are falling behind on bills and even skipping meals. Something needs to change. ...
524 CommentsComment on Facebook
I had a great time at South Lyon’s annual Pumpkinfest! It was an honor to help judge this year’s contests and enjoy a fun community tradition. Thanks to everyone who made it such a great event! ...
2 CommentsComment on Facebook
If you're looking for a bike helmet for your kids or know anyone in need, there is a free giveaway event tomorrow morning from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM.
It is taking place at the Hurwitz Law parking lot at 617 Detroit St. They are providing custom-fitted helmets while supplies last, along with some basic safety tips, donuts, and pizza. ...
1 CommentsComment on Facebook
Why is state law protecting DTE’s bottom line by capping how much solar you can put on your own roof?
Right now, arbitrary rules block families from generating enough power to switch to heat pumps or charge an EV, locking folks into endless rate hikes just to keep utility revenues sky-high. I introduced the Home Energy Freedom Act to raise that cap, tripling it from 110% to 300% so you have the freedom to power your own home and slash your bills. ...
Morgan Introduces Legislation to Expand Home Energy Freedom, Lower Costs - Michigan House Democrats
housedems.com
Morgan Introduces Legislation to Expand Home Energy Freedom, Lower Costs for Michigan Families LANSING, Mich., Sept. 24, 2026 — State Rep. Jason Morgan (D-Ann Arbor) introduced commonsense legislati...8 CommentsComment on Facebook
The rent in Ann Arbor is locking out the very people who make this city run.
State brownfield backing just cleared the way to transform acres of empty surface lots into Arbor South. Over 1,000 new homes. More than 200 permanently affordable apartments. Local storefronts, green space, and direct transit connections.
Hundreds of kids will have the chance to grow up right here in our neighborhoods and filling our public school classrooms. You deserve to build a stable life in the community you serve. ...
Governor Whitmer announces MSF support for Ann Arbor mixed-use development, business growth | Michigan Business
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Governor Whitmer announced MSF Board approval for projects that support community development, housing, and business growth across the state.1 CommentsComment on Facebook
Trump promised no new wars — yet, here we are in a war that is costing American lives, driving up gas prices, worsening inflation, and increasing the cost of groceries and energy. Michigan can’t afford this. ...
18 CommentsComment on Facebook