State Representative
Jimmie Wilson Jr.
Ypsilanti | 32nd House District
Serving 92,092 constituents in SE Superior Township, Ypsilanti, Ypsilanti Township, E/SE Pittsfield Township
JimmieWilson@house.mi.gov
(517) 373-8931
Office: N-796 House Office Building
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Looking forward to seeing each of you there!Join us in Eastern Washtenaw County for our next town hall already! We are showing up for the people and with the people to make sure their voices are guiding our work representing our community!
Pleased to join Rep. Debbie Dingell, State Senator Jeff Irwin and State Representative Jimmie Wilson Jr. in Ypsilanti.
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Hello Neighbors,
I shared the below information via my E-Newsletter, but I want to make sure as many people in the district know about many of the wonderful groups and organizations fighting the good fight against hunger here in HD 32 and in Washtenaw County as a whole. (If you would like to sign up for my E-Newsletters, please click the following link: housedems.com/jimmie-wilson-jr/enews-signup/ )
I have heard from constituents about difficulty putting food on the table. As food costs continue to skyrocket, I want to make sure you are aware of the many food groups and resources available that aim to alleviate and assist with these high costs. The following organizations and entities are going to bat for you!
-Call 2-1-1
-Ypsilanti Meals on Wheels: Delivers fresh, prepared meals to homebound individuals with health & medical conditions. (734) 487-9669
-Growing Hope: Operates Ypsilanti farmers market, runs youth and adult garden and cooking programs. (734) 786-8401
-Swoop’s Pantry: EMU student food pantry, toiletries, and more. (734) 487-4173
-Department of Health and Human Services - Washtenaw County. (734) 481-2000
-Food Gatherers - Food pantry and meal program lists. (734) 761-2796
-Jewish Family Services of Washtenaw County: Specialty food pantry with emphasis on dietary or religious restrictions & prepared meals for those who qualify. (734) 769-0209
-The Salvation Army - Ann Arbor: Limited meals and monthly shelf stable food giveaway. (734) 668-8353
-SOS Community Services: Food pantry offering fresh food, formula, and personal care items. (734) 484-9945
-Catholic Social Services Northside Food Pantry: Food assistance for low-income individuals and families. (734) 662-4462
-Bryant Community Center - Food pantry program. (734) 477-0292
-St. Andrew’s Church: Free daily breakfast. (734) 663-0518
-Calvary Bible Church - Food pantry.
(734) 434-4101
-Corner Health Center: Pantry for patients and limited access for young community members and their children. (734) 484-3600
-Community Church of God: Food pantry. (734) 483-1955
-Emmanuel Lutheran Church: Food pantry, clothing, & other household items.
(734) 482-7121
-Hope Clinic: Food pantry and hot meals. (734) 484-2989
I am also fighting to increase access to food in Lansing. Last month, I cosponsored House Resolution 143, which urged Congress to “pursue policies that fully fund Medicaid, SNAP and WIC.” This spring, I cosponsored House Bill 4247, which would create an income tax credit for donations to certain charities that provide food or meals to community members. SNAP, WIC, food banks, soup kitchens and similar organizations are hugely important to families, and legislators should do all we can to support them. Neither bill has moved out of the Republican-led committees they were referred to. I will keep you posted on further developments.
In the meantime, please feel free to reach out to my office if you need assistance at JimmieWilson@house.mi.gov or (517) 373-8931.
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Last week, I had the pleasure of touring the new Ypsilanti Health Center 🏥🩺
Thank you to Michigan Medicine for allowing us to hear from the experienced professionals of the center!
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Today is International Homeless Animals Day! If you are looking to adopt a pet, please consider going to a local shelter like the Humane Society of Huron Valley and give Luna Lou or Winky Blinky Nod a chance with a loving family!
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Since 1935, Social Security has been the bedrock of retirement for millions. From the Great Depression to today, Social Security has been there—never missing a payment, never breaking its promise.
2.3M Michiganders rely on Social Security, and as we celebrate 90 years, we must fight misguided cuts & ensure it’s there for generations to come.
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It’s back to school season, however this year is different. Republicans in D.C. and right here in Michigan are increasing your costs during back-to-school season and beyond.
Tariffs are costing hardworking families by raising the prices of everyday necessities, and causing teachers to pay more for educational classroom items.
Michigan House Republicans have also failed to negotiate and pass a final budget, leaving Michigan’s school districts in limbo.
Every child, regardless of background, deserves to be set up for success. House Democrats are in your corner. We won’t stop advocating for investments in schools and funding for our kids!
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It is almost time to get back to school, and I know everyone is trying to save as much as they can as everything continues to skyrocket in cost. So if you are a parent looking to save some money and have a fun afternoon in downtown Ypsi, check out the 2nd Annual Downtown School Supply Stroll!
- August 17th, 2pm-5pm
- 120 W Michigan Ave, Ypsilanti MI 48197
- The Downtown School Supply Stroll invites students to explore downtown Ypsilanti while collecting free school supplies from local businesses.
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The Border-to-Border Trail is a wonderful resource we have here in Washtenaw County. This cycling and walking trail goes from our neck of the woods all the way though our county. When the weather gets a little nicer, please check it out for yourself!
b2btrail.org/
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Hello House District 32,
I am sure you have noticed the smoggy sky this past week. Below is some information on staying informed about the air quality in the area from the Michigan's Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy.
"The Air Quality Index (AQI) is a color-coded way for residents to see what the levels of some types of air pollution are in their area. The higher the AQI, the worse the air quality is and the more cause for concern.
• The AQI for particulate matter (PM) has been high in many parts of Michigan due to smoke and fires in the US and particularly in parts of Canada.
• AQD’s Air Monitoring Map MIAir contains the forecast as well as current and historical air monitoring data."
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Looking forward to seeing each of you there!Join us in Eastern Washtenaw County for our next town hall already! We are showing up for the people and with the people to make sure their voices are guiding our work representing our community!
Pleased to join Rep. Debbie Dingell, State Senator Jeff Irwin and State Representative Jimmie Wilson Jr. in Ypsilanti. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Hello Neighbors,
I shared the below information via my E-Newsletter, but I want to make sure as many people in the district know about many of the wonderful groups and organizations fighting the good fight against hunger here in HD 32 and in Washtenaw County as a whole. (If you would like to sign up for my E-Newsletters, please click the following link: housedems.com/jimmie-wilson-jr/enews-signup/ )
I have heard from constituents about difficulty putting food on the table. As food costs continue to skyrocket, I want to make sure you are aware of the many food groups and resources available that aim to alleviate and assist with these high costs. The following organizations and entities are going to bat for you!
-Call 2-1-1
-Ypsilanti Meals on Wheels: Delivers fresh, prepared meals to homebound individuals with health & medical conditions. (734) 487-9669
-Growing Hope: Operates Ypsilanti farmers market, runs youth and adult garden and cooking programs. (734) 786-8401
-Swoop’s Pantry: EMU student food pantry, toiletries, and more. (734) 487-4173
-Department of Health and Human Services - Washtenaw County. (734) 481-2000
-Food Gatherers - Food pantry and meal program lists. (734) 761-2796
-Jewish Family Services of Washtenaw County: Specialty food pantry with emphasis on dietary or religious restrictions & prepared meals for those who qualify. (734) 769-0209
-The Salvation Army - Ann Arbor: Limited meals and monthly shelf stable food giveaway. (734) 668-8353
-SOS Community Services: Food pantry offering fresh food, formula, and personal care items. (734) 484-9945
-Catholic Social Services Northside Food Pantry: Food assistance for low-income individuals and families. (734) 662-4462
-Bryant Community Center - Food pantry program. (734) 477-0292
-St. Andrew’s Church: Free daily breakfast. (734) 663-0518
-Calvary Bible Church - Food pantry.
(734) 434-4101
-Corner Health Center: Pantry for patients and limited access for young community members and their children. (734) 484-3600
-Community Church of God: Food pantry. (734) 483-1955
-Emmanuel Lutheran Church: Food pantry, clothing, & other household items.
(734) 482-7121
-Hope Clinic: Food pantry and hot meals. (734) 484-2989
I am also fighting to increase access to food in Lansing. Last month, I cosponsored House Resolution 143, which urged Congress to “pursue policies that fully fund Medicaid, SNAP and WIC.” This spring, I cosponsored House Bill 4247, which would create an income tax credit for donations to certain charities that provide food or meals to community members. SNAP, WIC, food banks, soup kitchens and similar organizations are hugely important to families, and legislators should do all we can to support them. Neither bill has moved out of the Republican-led committees they were referred to. I will keep you posted on further developments.
In the meantime, please feel free to reach out to my office if you need assistance at JimmieWilson@house.mi.gov or (517) 373-8931. ... See MoreSee Less
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Last week, I had the pleasure of touring the new Ypsilanti Health Center 🏥🩺
Thank you to Michigan Medicine for allowing us to hear from the experienced professionals of the center! ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Today is International Homeless Animals Day! If you are looking to adopt a pet, please consider going to a local shelter like the Humane Society of Huron Valley and give Luna Lou or Winky Blinky Nod a chance with a loving family! ... See MoreSee Less
2 CommentsComment on Facebook
Since 1935, Social Security has been the bedrock of retirement for millions. From the Great Depression to today, Social Security has been there—never missing a payment, never breaking its promise.
2.3M Michiganders rely on Social Security, and as we celebrate 90 years, we must fight misguided cuts & ensure it’s there for generations to come. ... See MoreSee Less
1 CommentsComment on Facebook
It’s back to school season, however this year is different. Republicans in D.C. and right here in Michigan are increasing your costs during back-to-school season and beyond.
Tariffs are costing hardworking families by raising the prices of everyday necessities, and causing teachers to pay more for educational classroom items.
Michigan House Republicans have also failed to negotiate and pass a final budget, leaving Michigan’s school districts in limbo.
Every child, regardless of background, deserves to be set up for success. House Democrats are in your corner. We won’t stop advocating for investments in schools and funding for our kids! ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
It is almost time to get back to school, and I know everyone is trying to save as much as they can as everything continues to skyrocket in cost. So if you are a parent looking to save some money and have a fun afternoon in downtown Ypsi, check out the 2nd Annual Downtown School Supply Stroll!
- August 17th, 2pm-5pm
- 120 W Michigan Ave, Ypsilanti MI 48197
- The Downtown School Supply Stroll invites students to explore downtown Ypsilanti while collecting free school supplies from local businesses. ... See MoreSee Less
1 CommentsComment on Facebook
The Border-to-Border Trail is a wonderful resource we have here in Washtenaw County. This cycling and walking trail goes from our neck of the woods all the way though our county. When the weather gets a little nicer, please check it out for yourself!
b2btrail.org/ ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Hello House District 32,
I am sure you have noticed the smoggy sky this past week. Below is some information on staying informed about the air quality in the area from the Michigan's Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy.
"The Air Quality Index (AQI) is a color-coded way for residents to see what the levels of some types of air pollution are in their area. The higher the AQI, the worse the air quality is and the more cause for concern.
• The AQI for particulate matter (PM) has been high in many parts of Michigan due to smoke and fires in the US and particularly in parts of Canada.
• AQD’s Air Monitoring Map MIAir contains the forecast as well as current and historical air monitoring data." ... See MoreSee Less
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