State Representative
Reggie Miller
Van Buren Twp. | 31st House District
Serving 92,978 constituents in C/S/SW Romulus, Belleville, Van Buren Township, Sumpter Township, Exeter Township, Raisinville Township, Dundee Township, London Township, Milan Township, Macon Township, Milan city, Augusta Township, SW/S/SE/E/C/NE/N York Township
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(517) 373-0159
Office: N-795 House Office Building
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The Denton Road bridge is finally coming back! Van Buren Township recently announced an official ribbon-cutting for the bridge on Oct. 22nd.
Reopening this bridge will make it easier for residents, families, and businesses to get where they need to go. During my first term as State Representative, I was proud to secure more than $10 million in state funding to help make this project possible.
Thank you to everyone who worked to move this project forward, and especially to the residents and businesses who have been patient throughout the closure. I’m looking forward to seeing the bridge reopened and serving our community again.
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It was wonderful to join the Dundee Area Senior Center yesterday for its 60th Anniversary Open House Celebration!
For 60 years, this center has been bringing people together, building lasting friendships, and providing a welcoming place for seniors to connect, stay active, and feel part of their community. Places like this make a real difference in people’s lives.
Thank you to everyone who has dedicated their time and energy to making the center such a special place over the years. Congratulations on 60 years of serving the Dundee community, and here’s to many more!
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This morning, I had the pleasure of meeting with Marilyn Wood, food pantry coordinator at Belleville First United Methodist Church, the Pastor, and others to discuss the needs they’re facing this year.
With costs increasing everywhere from housing to food and gas, families are struggling to make ends meet. The food pantry is providing 10% more assistance than it was at this time last year, highlighting the growing need in our community.
We’re extremely grateful for organizations like this one and the dedicated people who work to help families meet their basic needs.
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Wishing everyone a happy Indigenous Peoples’ Day! Today, we celebrate the rich heritage, traditions, and cultures of Indigenous peoples and recognize the important role Indigenous communities have played in shaping Michigan and our country.
It’s also a day to honor the generations who have carried these traditions forward and the communities who continue to preserve their culture, history, and traditions for future generations.
So today, let’s recognize culture, community, resilience, and the many contributions Indigenous peoples have made!
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Today, on National Farmers Day, we’re celebrating the hardworking farmers who help feed our communities every day. Your work takes dedication, long hours, and a deep commitment to the land. We’re grateful for all that Michigan farmers do to strengthen our communities, support local businesses, and keep food on our tables. Thank you to our farmers for everything you do!
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This week in Lansing we had a very special group of visitors! Students, teachers and parents from Dundee Elementary School came to Lansing to tour the State Capitol and learn about state government. I love seeing the next generation of leaders so excited to be here!
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This morning State Representative Jimmie Wilson Jr. and I had the pleasure of presenting a state tribute to School Librarian and Media Specialist Carma Roesch, students, teachers, principal and staff of Childs Elementary School in recognition of the school library receiving exemplary status through Michigan’s School Library 21 program.
This highest level of recognition reflects the hard work and commitment of the entire Childs community to creating a strong learning environment and helping students succeed.
I especially want to recognize Superintendent Gregory Smith, Principal Laura Maurer, and School Librarian and Media Specialist Carma Roesch for their leadership and dedication to literacy. Congratulations to everyone at Childs Elementary on this well-deserved accomplishment!
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The Denton Road bridge is finally coming back! Van Buren Township recently announced an official ribbon-cutting for the bridge on Oct. 22nd.
Reopening this bridge will make it easier for residents, families, and businesses to get where they need to go. During my first term as State Representative, I was proud to secure more than $10 million in state funding to help make this project possible.
Thank you to everyone who worked to move this project forward, and especially to the residents and businesses who have been patient throughout the closure. I’m looking forward to seeing the bridge reopened and serving our community again. ...
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It was wonderful to join the Dundee Area Senior Center yesterday for its 60th Anniversary Open House Celebration!
For 60 years, this center has been bringing people together, building lasting friendships, and providing a welcoming place for seniors to connect, stay active, and feel part of their community. Places like this make a real difference in people’s lives.
Thank you to everyone who has dedicated their time and energy to making the center such a special place over the years. Congratulations on 60 years of serving the Dundee community, and here’s to many more! ...
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This morning, I had the pleasure of meeting with Marilyn Wood, food pantry coordinator at Belleville First United Methodist Church, the Pastor, and others to discuss the needs they’re facing this year.
With costs increasing everywhere from housing to food and gas, families are struggling to make ends meet. The food pantry is providing 10% more assistance than it was at this time last year, highlighting the growing need in our community.
We’re extremely grateful for organizations like this one and the dedicated people who work to help families meet their basic needs. ...
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Wishing everyone a happy Indigenous Peoples’ Day! Today, we celebrate the rich heritage, traditions, and cultures of Indigenous peoples and recognize the important role Indigenous communities have played in shaping Michigan and our country.
It’s also a day to honor the generations who have carried these traditions forward and the communities who continue to preserve their culture, history, and traditions for future generations.
So today, let’s recognize culture, community, resilience, and the many contributions Indigenous peoples have made! ...
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Today, on National Farmers Day, we’re celebrating the hardworking farmers who help feed our communities every day. Your work takes dedication, long hours, and a deep commitment to the land. We’re grateful for all that Michigan farmers do to strengthen our communities, support local businesses, and keep food on our tables. Thank you to our farmers for everything you do! ...
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This week in Lansing we had a very special group of visitors! Students, teachers and parents from Dundee Elementary School came to Lansing to tour the State Capitol and learn about state government. I love seeing the next generation of leaders so excited to be here! ...
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Beautiful Day at the Apple Fest and Pumpkin Palooza today ...
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This morning State Representative Jimmie Wilson Jr. and I had the pleasure of presenting a state tribute to School Librarian and Media Specialist Carma Roesch, students, teachers, principal and staff of Childs Elementary School in recognition of the school library receiving exemplary status through Michigan’s School Library 21 program.
This highest level of recognition reflects the hard work and commitment of the entire Childs community to creating a strong learning environment and helping students succeed.
I especially want to recognize Superintendent Gregory Smith, Principal Laura Maurer, and School Librarian and Media Specialist Carma Roesch for their leadership and dedication to literacy. Congratulations to everyone at Childs Elementary on this well-deserved accomplishment! ...
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