State Representative
Noah Arbit
West Bloomfield | 20th House District
Proudly serving 93,017 constituents throughout West Bloomfield, eastern Commerce, Keego Harbor, Orchard Lake, Sylvan Lake, and northwestern Bloomfield
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(517) 373-3816
Office: N-699 House Office Building
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This is truly horrifying and tragic. My thoughts are with the families of these poor kids. It is past time for the State Legislature to act on regulating e-bikes. I have been in contact with West Bloomfield Parks about this growing issue, and have personally experienced minors on e-bikes zooming past me at dangerous speeds on the West Bloomfield Trail. That’s why I co-sponsored Rep. Skaggs’ HB 6166 establish stricter safety regulations and clearer state definitions for e-bikes and electric scooters. I hope that the Legislature will take up this critical legislation before more innocents get hurt.
Two teens critical after crash between e-moto, truck in Bloomfield Twp.
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Two 13-year-olds were in critical condition on Labor Day evening after a crash between an e-moto and a truck in Bloomfield Township.6 CommentsComment on Facebook
To anyone in West Bloomfield, Commerce, Keego Harbor, Orchard Lake, Sylvan Lake who is STILL without power, please send your name and address to [email protected] and we will contact DTE on your behalf.
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My constituents are right to be furious with DTE for the ongoing outages after last week’s storm. Even accounting for the strain extreme weather events exert on electrical infrastructure, the poor level of service rendered by DTE to our communities is exceptionally egregious. No one should tolerate underperforming utilities; not the new mother in Commerce who is forced to bring her newborn directly from the hospital to a hotel, and not the man in West Bloomfield who relies on electricity for equipment to manage a serious health condition.
It has long been DTE’s responsibility to invest in strengthening the electrical grid within its service area and to perform mitigation measures like tree-trimming in order to reduce outages during extreme weather events. With DTE’s record-breaking $1 billion in profits last year, consecutive applications for rate hikes, and new ‘time-of-day’ fee schedule, residents are right to question why their service quality remains so poor.
I join with my constituents and municipal leaders across West Bloomfield, Commerce, and the Lakes in demanding answers and accountability from DTE, and urge the House Energy Committee to immediately invite DTE’s corporate leadership to testify and begin the legislative work necessary to hold DTE accountable for increased service quality to Southeast Michigan families. Finally, I want to express my sincere gratitude to all the linemen and electrical workers who have worked day and night in difficult conditions to help bring power back to our communities.
West Bloomfield residents frustrated by days-long power outages after powerful storms
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West Bloomfield residents are expressing frustration over ongoing power outages, days after powerful storms knocked out electricity across the area2 CommentsComment on Facebook
Lawmakers unveil plan to expand primary care access in Michigan
Lawmakers unveil plan to expand primary care access in Michigan
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The Michigan State Medical Society says nearly one in three Michigan patients cannot get in to see a primary care doctor when they need one.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Finally, a renaming effort I can get behind!It’s official: Nashville International Airport will be named after Tennessee native daughter and country legend Dolly Parton. DETAILS ⬇️
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I was so thrilled to attend last night’s swearing-in of the inaugural Cass Lake Village Council! Cass Lake Village is Michigan’s newest municipality — carved from part of a unique and special neighborhood in northern West Bloomfield Township. I have been so proud to support and help shepherd (even in a small way) the exciting and fascinating process to form the village over my four years in office. The formation of Cass Lake Village speaks to the best of our community — identifying innovative, common-sense solutions to the challenges we face. I look forward to supporting my constituents in Cass Lake Village now and in the future.
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Seeing the completion of the ADA-accessible pedestrian pathway to the Commerce Township Community Library has been truly thrilling. In 2023, I called Commerce Twp. Supervisor Larry Gray and asked what projects the township had in the hopper that lacked dedicated funding. This was the project we picked, and I was able to advocate for and secure $1 Million in the state budget to fund it! It is truly amazing to see the impact of the work I do in the State House on the ground in my district in such a tangible way. I am proud to have delivered a record $5.5 Million in state funding for West Bloomfield, Commerce, and the Lakes – and I will continue to fight to bring state resources home.
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This is truly horrifying and tragic. My thoughts are with the families of these poor kids. It is past time for the State Legislature to act on regulating e-bikes. I have been in contact with West Bloomfield Parks about this growing issue, and have personally experienced minors on e-bikes zooming past me at dangerous speeds on the West Bloomfield Trail. That’s why I co-sponsored Rep. Skaggs’ HB 6166 establish stricter safety regulations and clearer state definitions for e-bikes and electric scooters. I hope that the Legislature will take up this critical legislation before more innocents get hurt.
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Two teens critical after crash between e-moto, truck in Bloomfield Twp.
www.detroitnews.com
Two 13-year-olds were in critical condition on Labor Day evening after a crash between an e-moto and a truck in Bloomfield Township.6 CommentsComment on Facebook
To anyone in West Bloomfield, Commerce, Keego Harbor, Orchard Lake, Sylvan Lake who is STILL without power, please send your name and address to [email protected] and we will contact DTE on your behalf. ...
2 CommentsComment on Facebook
My constituents are right to be furious with DTE for the ongoing outages after last week’s storm. Even accounting for the strain extreme weather events exert on electrical infrastructure, the poor level of service rendered by DTE to our communities is exceptionally egregious. No one should tolerate underperforming utilities; not the new mother in Commerce who is forced to bring her newborn directly from the hospital to a hotel, and not the man in West Bloomfield who relies on electricity for equipment to manage a serious health condition.
It has long been DTE’s responsibility to invest in strengthening the electrical grid within its service area and to perform mitigation measures like tree-trimming in order to reduce outages during extreme weather events. With DTE’s record-breaking $1 billion in profits last year, consecutive applications for rate hikes, and new ‘time-of-day’ fee schedule, residents are right to question why their service quality remains so poor.
I join with my constituents and municipal leaders across West Bloomfield, Commerce, and the Lakes in demanding answers and accountability from DTE, and urge the House Energy Committee to immediately invite DTE’s corporate leadership to testify and begin the legislative work necessary to hold DTE accountable for increased service quality to Southeast Michigan families. Finally, I want to express my sincere gratitude to all the linemen and electrical workers who have worked day and night in difficult conditions to help bring power back to our communities.
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West Bloomfield residents frustrated by days-long power outages after powerful storms
www.wxyz.com
West Bloomfield residents are expressing frustration over ongoing power outages, days after powerful storms knocked out electricity across the area2 CommentsComment on Facebook
Lawmakers unveil plan to expand primary care access in Michigan ...
Lawmakers unveil plan to expand primary care access in Michigan
www.wnem.com
The Michigan State Medical Society says nearly one in three Michigan patients cannot get in to see a primary care doctor when they need one.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Finally, a renaming effort I can get behind!It’s official: Nashville International Airport will be named after Tennessee native daughter and country legend Dolly Parton. DETAILS ⬇️ ...
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
I was so thrilled to attend last night’s swearing-in of the inaugural Cass Lake Village Council! Cass Lake Village is Michigan’s newest municipality — carved from part of a unique and special neighborhood in northern West Bloomfield Township. I have been so proud to support and help shepherd (even in a small way) the exciting and fascinating process to form the village over my four years in office. The formation of Cass Lake Village speaks to the best of our community — identifying innovative, common-sense solutions to the challenges we face. I look forward to supporting my constituents in Cass Lake Village now and in the future. ...
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Seeing the completion of the ADA-accessible pedestrian pathway to the Commerce Township Community Library has been truly thrilling. In 2023, I called Commerce Twp. Supervisor Larry Gray and asked what projects the township had in the hopper that lacked dedicated funding. This was the project we picked, and I was able to advocate for and secure $1 Million in the state budget to fund it! It is truly amazing to see the impact of the work I do in the State House on the ground in my district in such a tangible way. I am proud to have delivered a record $5.5 Million in state funding for West Bloomfield, Commerce, and the Lakes – and I will continue to fight to bring state resources home. ...
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