State Representative
Mike McFall
Hazel Park | 14th House District
Serving 91,347 constituents in Center Line, Hazel Park, Madison Heights and part of Warren
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(517) 373-0140
Office: S-693 House Office Building
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Our schools, and our entire community, are brighter because of passionate teachers! Each month, my office celebrates a local educator who goes above and beyond for our kids.
For October, join me in honoring Alexandria Smiley from Madison High School in Madison District Public Schools. 🍎 Alexandria, thank you for your dedication, enthusiasm, and all you do to support your students every single day!
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Thank you Michigan Pet Alliance for your dedication to the rescue community and every single one of our furry (and not-so-furry) family members! 🐶🐱🐷🐰🐥🐔🐸🐠🐍🐴
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Enjoyed joining Madison Heights Mayor Corey K. Haines today at Independence Village for an engaging discussion with the residents.
Connecting with our community members is vital, and we appreciated the opportunity to listen to their thoughts and answer their questions. Thank you to the residents and team at Independence Village Madison Heights for inviting us to be part of your day! 🌞
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Honored to be invited to Wayne State University last week as a guest speaker for Dr. Lana Ruvolo Grasser Winters's Science Advocacy and Public Engagement class!
Teaching the next generation of biology, neuroscience, and psychology majors how to effectively communicate science and bridge the gap between research and public policy is so important. Thank you for the opportunity and to the students for the great discussion!
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I’m seeing a lot of people on social media upset about a longtime local small business closing, and trust me, I hate seeing our small businesses close, too. But I've also noticed how many comments say, “I haven’t been there in years,” or “I remember going there as a kid.” It’s sad to lose a place filled with memories, but nostalgia alone doesn’t keep the doors open.
If we want our local small businesses to survive, we have to support them while they’re still here. I know money is tight for a lot of people, and not everyone can afford to eat out or shop locally as often as they’d like. But when we can, choosing a local business makes a difference. None of us wants to see these businesses disappear, but they can’t survive on memories alone. Let’s show them how much they mean to us before we’re left saying how much we’ll miss them.
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Michigan shares a deep and unbreakable bond with our Canadian neighbors, and we stand with you in times of tragedy. My heart goes out to the families who lost loved ones, everyone who was injured, and the brave first responders. Sending strength, comfort, and support to all those affected.
Multiple people killed, dozens injured in explosion a Canadian military training base
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Multiple people were killed and dozens more were injured when a horrific explosion erupted at a Canadian military base, according to authorities and new reports.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Stopped by the Hazel Park Fire Department Open House today! 👨🚒 Big thank you to all our firefighters and first responders for hosting a great event for the community and for keeping our community safe every single day.
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Great start to Saturday morning at the 2nd annual Hazel Park Cat Tour! 🐾
Nothing beats a neighborhood walk filled with friendly neighbors and plenty of local cats! Huge thanks to the volunteers who put this together and everyone who came out! 🐈
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Great joining Warren City Council members, local elected officials, and community leaders last night for Mayor Lori M. Stone’s State of the City address! Proud to celebrate our community’s progress and vision moving forward.
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Mike McFall IN THE NEWS
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McFall, Mueller Introduce Bipartisan Bills Supporting First Responders
McFall, Mueller Introduce Bipartisan Legislation to Support First Responders Battling PTSD Bipartisan bill package creates specialized fund and establishes a [...]
McFall Celebrates Center Line, Mount Clemens Launch of Rx Kids
Democratic lawmaker emphasizes critical resource for families during affordability crisis State Rep. Mike McFall (D-Hazel Park) stands with others [...]
Our schools, and our entire community, are brighter because of passionate teachers! Each month, my office celebrates a local educator who goes above and beyond for our kids.
For October, join me in honoring Alexandria Smiley from Madison High School in Madison District Public Schools. 🍎 Alexandria, thank you for your dedication, enthusiasm, and all you do to support your students every single day! ...
2 CommentsComment on Facebook
Thank you Michigan Pet Alliance for your dedication to the rescue community and every single one of our furry (and not-so-furry) family members! 🐶🐱🐷🐰🐥🐔🐸🐠🐍🐴 ...
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Enjoyed joining Madison Heights Mayor Corey K. Haines today at Independence Village for an engaging discussion with the residents.
Connecting with our community members is vital, and we appreciated the opportunity to listen to their thoughts and answer their questions. Thank you to the residents and team at Independence Village Madison Heights for inviting us to be part of your day! 🌞 ...
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Honored to be invited to Wayne State University last week as a guest speaker for Dr. Lana Ruvolo Grasser Winters's Science Advocacy and Public Engagement class!
Teaching the next generation of biology, neuroscience, and psychology majors how to effectively communicate science and bridge the gap between research and public policy is so important. Thank you for the opportunity and to the students for the great discussion! ...
1 CommentsComment on Facebook
I’m seeing a lot of people on social media upset about a longtime local small business closing, and trust me, I hate seeing our small businesses close, too. But I've also noticed how many comments say, “I haven’t been there in years,” or “I remember going there as a kid.” It’s sad to lose a place filled with memories, but nostalgia alone doesn’t keep the doors open.
If we want our local small businesses to survive, we have to support them while they’re still here. I know money is tight for a lot of people, and not everyone can afford to eat out or shop locally as often as they’d like. But when we can, choosing a local business makes a difference. None of us wants to see these businesses disappear, but they can’t survive on memories alone. Let’s show them how much they mean to us before we’re left saying how much we’ll miss them. ...
3 CommentsComment on Facebook
Michigan shares a deep and unbreakable bond with our Canadian neighbors, and we stand with you in times of tragedy. My heart goes out to the families who lost loved ones, everyone who was injured, and the brave first responders. Sending strength, comfort, and support to all those affected. ...
Multiple people killed, dozens injured in explosion a Canadian military training base
abcnews.com
Multiple people were killed and dozens more were injured when a horrific explosion erupted at a Canadian military base, according to authorities and new reports.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Stopped by the Hazel Park Fire Department Open House today! 👨🚒 Big thank you to all our firefighters and first responders for hosting a great event for the community and for keeping our community safe every single day. ...
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Great start to Saturday morning at the 2nd annual Hazel Park Cat Tour! 🐾
Nothing beats a neighborhood walk filled with friendly neighbors and plenty of local cats! Huge thanks to the volunteers who put this together and everyone who came out! 🐈 ...
5 CommentsComment on Facebook
Great joining Warren City Council members, local elected officials, and community leaders last night for Mayor Lori M. Stone’s State of the City address! Proud to celebrate our community’s progress and vision moving forward. ...
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