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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After Brighton, I attended the Memorial Day parade in Pinckney, which included the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 419 Pinckney.
Today, I’m thinking especially of the families who feel the loss of a loved one every single day, beyond today.
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Started today at the Brighton Memorial Day Parade where I first stopped in at the Brighton Area Historical Society on Main Street. Today, they are showcasing an impressive collection of Civil War memorabilia that was fascinating to see and learn about from the collector. After the parade, the memorial continued at Millpond where hundreds came out to honor those who sacrificed their lives for our country.
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On this solemn day, let's express our deepest gratitude to those who died fighting for our country. We are indebted to their selflessness and unwavering dedication to defending our freedom. #MemorialDay
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Last night, House Republicans passed devastating legislation that blows a $5 billion hole in the budget and hands big corporations like utility companies, a lifetime tax break.
This robs communities of billions of dollars that fund police officers, firefighters, roads, and schools. They claim these savings benefit you, but they don’t benefit anyone.
I’m all for property tax reform, but not when it harms public safety and our kids’ schools.
Rest assured, I will be fighting hard against this insult to our local communities.
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I have more Michigan Nurses Association-University of Michigan Professional Nurse Council Union members in my district than any other in the entire state, given the commuter proximity to major hospitals in HD48. So I was proud to rally with them last Saturday as they try to negotiate a new contract in good faith to no avail with U-M. Our nurses are on the front line and deserve far more than a 2% raise. They also deserve safe ratio to patient numbers to do their job well and better terms for retirement.
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Last Saturday, I took my 92-year old mother to the Hamburg Township Historical Museum Springtime Tea with a great speaker, Marie Sarnacki. She is a teacher at South Lyon East High School, and was named the 2025 Michigan History Teacher of the Year by the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History. Since 2004, the distinguished award has recognized exceptional K–12 educators for their remarkable work in teaching American history. She described the incredible contributions of Michigan women during the Revolution. Part of the 250th birthday celebrations at the Hamburg Museum, it was great to make new friends while enjoying delicious savory and sweet treats! My mom loved it!
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Interesting and frustrating to meet with the Michigan Nurses Association alongside my fellow Washtenaw County Representative yesterday morning. The bargaining team members discussed with us the important issues they still have on the table. They need a new contract and are willing to negotiate but are not getting many responses from Michigan Medicine, which is in their own contract nightmare with Blue Cross. Good luck to all of them in their negotiations, but please put patients over profits. Hope to see you this Sunday in Ann Arbor at 10 am at the MNA picket in Fuller Park! 💪
#patientsoverprofits #UMPNCstrong #solidarity
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I felt very emotional yesterday at the ribbon-cutting for Freedom River. When I first decided to run for office, I met Janna and Jeff Yeakey through friends and learned about their vision for a recreational camp for veterans and their families they hoped could happen in the district where I was running. Four years later, the field that was once empty is now ready to open and welcome those who served our country. Though it still has a long way to go, it now has Pickleball courts, fishing and boating facilities, and beautiful outdoor spaces for picnicking and camping. So glad I was able to secure $5.3 million in state funding for the project. The Yeakey’s, their board and community all deserve credit for making this happen.
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▩ Press Release | Aug. 29, 2025 LANSING, Mich., Aug. 29, 2025 — A group of eight House Democrats expressed “shock [...]
After Brighton, I attended the Memorial Day parade in Pinckney, which included the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 419 Pinckney.
Today, I’m thinking especially of the families who feel the loss of a loved one every single day, beyond today. ... See MoreSee Less
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Started today at the Brighton Memorial Day Parade where I first stopped in at the Brighton Area Historical Society on Main Street. Today, they are showcasing an impressive collection of Civil War memorabilia that was fascinating to see and learn about from the collector. After the parade, the memorial continued at Millpond where hundreds came out to honor those who sacrificed their lives for our country. ... See MoreSee Less
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On this solemn day, let's express our deepest gratitude to those who died fighting for our country. We are indebted to their selflessness and unwavering dedication to defending our freedom. #MemorialDay ... See MoreSee Less
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Last night, House Republicans passed devastating legislation that blows a $5 billion hole in the budget and hands big corporations like utility companies, a lifetime tax break.
This robs communities of billions of dollars that fund police officers, firefighters, roads, and schools. They claim these savings benefit you, but they don’t benefit anyone.
I’m all for property tax reform, but not when it harms public safety and our kids’ schools.
Rest assured, I will be fighting hard against this insult to our local communities. ... See MoreSee Less
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I have more Michigan Nurses Association-University of Michigan Professional Nurse Council Union members in my district than any other in the entire state, given the commuter proximity to major hospitals in HD48. So I was proud to rally with them last Saturday as they try to negotiate a new contract in good faith to no avail with U-M. Our nurses are on the front line and deserve far more than a 2% raise. They also deserve safe ratio to patient numbers to do their job well and better terms for retirement. ... See MoreSee Less
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Last Saturday, I took my 92-year old mother to the Hamburg Township Historical Museum Springtime Tea with a great speaker, Marie Sarnacki. She is a teacher at South Lyon East High School, and was named the 2025 Michigan History Teacher of the Year by the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History. Since 2004, the distinguished award has recognized exceptional K–12 educators for their remarkable work in teaching American history. She described the incredible contributions of Michigan women during the Revolution. Part of the 250th birthday celebrations at the Hamburg Museum, it was great to make new friends while enjoying delicious savory and sweet treats! My mom loved it! ... See MoreSee Less
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Interesting and frustrating to meet with the Michigan Nurses Association alongside my fellow Washtenaw County Representative yesterday morning. The bargaining team members discussed with us the important issues they still have on the table. They need a new contract and are willing to negotiate but are not getting many responses from Michigan Medicine, which is in their own contract nightmare with Blue Cross. Good luck to all of them in their negotiations, but please put patients over profits. Hope to see you this Sunday in Ann Arbor at 10 am at the MNA picket in Fuller Park! 💪
#patientsoverprofits #UMPNCstrong #solidarity ... See MoreSee Less
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I felt very emotional yesterday at the ribbon-cutting for Freedom River. When I first decided to run for office, I met Janna and Jeff Yeakey through friends and learned about their vision for a recreational camp for veterans and their families they hoped could happen in the district where I was running. Four years later, the field that was once empty is now ready to open and welcome those who served our country. Though it still has a long way to go, it now has Pickleball courts, fishing and boating facilities, and beautiful outdoor spaces for picnicking and camping. So glad I was able to secure $5.3 million in state funding for the project. The Yeakey’s, their board and community all deserve credit for making this happen. ... See MoreSee Less
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