State Representative
Natalie Price
Berkley | 6th House District
Serving 91,847 constituents in Berkley, Birmingham, Bloomfield Twp, Huntington Woods, Royal Oak and Southfield
NataliePrice@house.mi.gov
(517) 373-0823
Office: S-685 House Office Building
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Join me and my special guest, State Senator Mallory McMorrow, for a community discussion on February 27th. Senator McMorrow and I look forward to meeting with you, listening to your concerns, and sharing updates on our work in Lansing. We hope to see you there!
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Join me for an informal chat about what's going on in Lansing, and share what issues are impacting you and your neighbors.
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42% of the state budget comes from federal funds. Information on the state budget can be found from the House Fiscal Agency website: www.house.mi.gov/hfa/Education.asp
Welcome everyone! Please feel free to share any questions or topics of interest in the chat - AS
The doctors thought it was actually food related and possibly from years of playing on soccer fields that they said are full of pesticides.
Join me for a Virtual Town Hall tomorrow, February 14th, here on Facebook Live. These monthly town halls will take place on the second Friday of every month, and give you the opportunity to talk about the issues you are concerned about. I hope to see you there!
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I wear white to recognize the tireless bravery of workers from Flint to Detroit who fought for the labor protections we have today. Michigan was built by the working class, which is why I stand with our working families and will continue to fight for vital labor rights.
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Yesterday, I had the privilege of connecting with the Oakland Community Health Network to learn about the incredible work being done to support our communities.
I am especially thankful for Chief Moore's insight into how the Co-Responder Program connects community members to vital mental health resources. Local programs like these are saving lives every day through direct assistance.
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Last week I was joined by State Senator Mary Cavanagh to celebrate Governor Gretchen Whitmer signing my bill, HB 4842, into law. This new public act will help the Michigan Department of Treasury streamline state building projects by eliminating unnecessary restrictions, which will help save the State of Michigan time and money in the coming years.
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Yesterday, Corewell Health announced it will limit gender-affirming care for minor patients. Thank you, Attorney General Dana Nessel, for making it clear: Michigan has laws against discrimination, and we have an Attorney General who will enforce them. youtube.com/shorts/X6IBy-yK9-o?si=hS9jX5HehzN0J0V6
If our healthcare systems cave to unconstitutional orders from a lawless executive, the consequences won’t stop with transgender care. Women and girls will lose their bodily autonomy. HIV treatment and prevention will be jeopardized. Any group he deems ‘undesirable’ will be at risk. And at the heart of it all, our democracy itself will be on the line.
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Thank you for supporting essential healthcare for ALL Michiganders!
Thank you for standing up for Human Rights
Thank you for standing up and showing your support!
There have been discussions about withholding state budget funds from communities that are alleged to have impeded immigration enforcement agents.
Let me be clear: I strongly oppose this approach. Michigan House lawmakers are sent to Lansing to address issues that directly impact residents, such as lowering grocery costs, expanding healthcare access, and tackling rising housing prices. Prioritizing draconian immigration enforcement measures over kitchen table issues will have far-reaching consequences for communities across the state.
Policies that increase immigration crackdowns create uncertainty not just for undocumented individuals but for many immigrant families, workers, and business owners who contribute to Michigan’s economy. These measures risk fostering division and fear, rather than unity and problem-solving.
At a time when Michigan faces pressing economic and social challenges, it is important that lawmakers prioritize policies that bring people together and strengthen communities rather than deepen divisions.
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While Governor Gretchen Whitmer and Dem legislators work to craft a budget that supports our public schools and puts more money in working Michiganders' pockets, Republicans are planning to delay our budget, replicating federal chaos at the state level. Michigan deserves better.
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How is that being paid for? Just curious.
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Natalie Price IN THE NEWS
Progressive Women’s Caucus Condemns Republican Anti-Transgender Discrimination, Marginalization
LANSING, Mich., Jan. 28, 2025 — Michigan House Republicans’ introduced two anti-transgender bills today. House Bill 4031, misappropriately named the [...]
Price Bill Muzzling Loud Mufflers Passes Committee
State Rep. Natalie Price (D-Berkley) testifies on her House Bill 5696 in the House Transportation, Mobility and Infrastructure Committee on [...]
Price Celebrates House Budget That Prioritizes Kids, Families
LANSING, Mich., May 9, 2024 — The Michigan House of Representatives passed its fiscal year 2024-25 budget on Wednesday. It [...]
Join me and my special guest, State Senator Mallory McMorrow, for a community discussion on February 27th. Senator McMorrow and I look forward to meeting with you, listening to your concerns, and sharing updates on our work in Lansing. We hope to see you there! ... See MoreSee Less
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42% of the state budget comes from federal funds. Information on the state budget can be found from the House Fiscal Agency website: www.house.mi.gov/hfa/Education.asp
Welcome everyone! Please feel free to share any questions or topics of interest in the chat - AS
The doctors thought it was actually food related and possibly from years of playing on soccer fields that they said are full of pesticides.
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Join me for a Virtual Town Hall tomorrow, February 14th, here on Facebook Live. These monthly town halls will take place on the second Friday of every month, and give you the opportunity to talk about the issues you are concerned about. I hope to see you there!
Feb 14, 11:00amCan't make the in-person Community Conversation? No problem! Join State Representative Natalie Price for a Virtual Town Hall. These town halls will be held on the second Friday of every month, beginning February 14th. All are welcome to take part in the discussion and share any questions they may have for Rep. Price.
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I wear white to recognize the tireless bravery of workers from Flint to Detroit who fought for the labor protections we have today. Michigan was built by the working class, which is why I stand with our working families and will continue to fight for vital labor rights. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Yesterday, I had the privilege of connecting with the Oakland Community Health Network to learn about the incredible work being done to support our communities.
I am especially thankful for Chief Moore's insight into how the Co-Responder Program connects community members to vital mental health resources. Local programs like these are saving lives every day through direct assistance. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Last week I was joined by State Senator Mary Cavanagh to celebrate Governor Gretchen Whitmer signing my bill, HB 4842, into law. This new public act will help the Michigan Department of Treasury streamline state building projects by eliminating unnecessary restrictions, which will help save the State of Michigan time and money in the coming years. ... See MoreSee Less
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Yesterday, Corewell Health announced it will limit gender-affirming care for minor patients. Thank you, Attorney General Dana Nessel, for making it clear: Michigan has laws against discrimination, and we have an Attorney General who will enforce them. youtube.com/shorts/X6IBy-yK9-o?si=hS9jX5HehzN0J0V6
If our healthcare systems cave to unconstitutional orders from a lawless executive, the consequences won’t stop with transgender care. Women and girls will lose their bodily autonomy. HIV treatment and prevention will be jeopardized. Any group he deems ‘undesirable’ will be at risk. And at the heart of it all, our democracy itself will be on the line. ... See MoreSee Less
33 CommentsComment on Facebook
Thank you for supporting essential healthcare for ALL Michiganders!
Thank you for standing up for Human Rights
Thank you for standing up and showing your support!
View more comments
There have been discussions about withholding state budget funds from communities that are alleged to have impeded immigration enforcement agents.
Let me be clear: I strongly oppose this approach. Michigan House lawmakers are sent to Lansing to address issues that directly impact residents, such as lowering grocery costs, expanding healthcare access, and tackling rising housing prices. Prioritizing draconian immigration enforcement measures over kitchen table issues will have far-reaching consequences for communities across the state.
Policies that increase immigration crackdowns create uncertainty not just for undocumented individuals but for many immigrant families, workers, and business owners who contribute to Michigan’s economy. These measures risk fostering division and fear, rather than unity and problem-solving.
At a time when Michigan faces pressing economic and social challenges, it is important that lawmakers prioritize policies that bring people together and strengthen communities rather than deepen divisions. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
While Governor Gretchen Whitmer and Dem legislators work to craft a budget that supports our public schools and puts more money in working Michiganders' pockets, Republicans are planning to delay our budget, replicating federal chaos at the state level. Michigan deserves better. ... See MoreSee Less
2 CommentsComment on Facebook
How is that being paid for? Just curious.
KatieRose Witherell Joshua A Witherell