State Representative
Regina Weiss
Oak Park | 5th House District
Serving 90,105 constituents in NW Detroit, Oak Park, and all of Royal Oak Township
ReginaWeiss@house.mi.gov
(517) 373-0844
Office: S-589 House Office Building
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Session today was no attendance and no voting while there still has not been serious movement on a state education budget. This uncertainty creates real problems for school districts around the state who are currently planning for the upcoming year. The legislature has not only a responsibility, but also a requirement in statute to pass a budget by July 1st. I am extremely disappointed by the inability of House Republicans to do the work in order for that obligation to be met.
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I hope that you are able to join me tomorrow at our community conversation! We will have a representative from MDOT present to discuss the ongoing project on James Couzens Freeway.
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Today, we honor the vision of freedom that ignited a revolution. Each and every day, we work to bring that vision closer to reality—for all of us. Justice. Safety. Belonging. That’s the America worth fighting for. Happy Fourth of July!
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Had an amazing time today celebrating Juneteenth across the district! On Livernois, Black-owned businesses were having several special events, including ribbon cuttings for Pequeño Cantina (Pequeno After Dark) and Jerk at Night--be sure to check them out! No Barrier 2 Success was also holding a youth showcase, and it was wonderful to hear all about all the ways their program is helping to develop youth in our community. The City of Oak Park Juneteenth celebration was inspirational as always. Happy Juneteenth everyone
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Black history is Michigan history. I'm excited to join Michiganders across the state in honoring the courage and strength of Black Americans, whose resilience and tenacity helped build our nation. I hope you all have a wonderful Juneteenth!
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Hope to see you on Friday!
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Happy Father’s Day to all the dads, stepdads, grandpas, father figures and mentors who show up with love, strength and support every day. Your care shapes futures and builds stronger communities. May the memory of all fathers and father figures who have passed on be a blessing today and everyday 🫂 👨👦👦 💙
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Earlier this week, House Dems came together to introduce an Education Vision that would fund what Michigan's kids really need. Late last night, after hours of House Republicans struggling to get on the same page with each other, they passed their budget. It's terrible.
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I want to express my sincere condolences to the family and friends of Irma Clark Coleman on her passing. She was a true public servant and assisted so many during her career as a county employee, Detroit School Board member, State Representative, State Senator, and County Commissioner. Her selfless and sincere representation will be sorely missed.
Longtime Wayne County commissioner, former Michigan lawmaker Irma Clark-Coleman dies
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Irma Clark-Coleman, a longtime public official who served at the local and state level in Michigan, died on June 10 at 88.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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Session today was no attendance and no voting while there still has not been serious movement on a state education budget. This uncertainty creates real problems for school districts around the state who are currently planning for the upcoming year. The legislature has not only a responsibility, but also a requirement in statute to pass a budget by July 1st. I am extremely disappointed by the inability of House Republicans to do the work in order for that obligation to be met. ... See MoreSee Less
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I hope that you are able to join me tomorrow at our community conversation! We will have a representative from MDOT present to discuss the ongoing project on James Couzens Freeway. ... See MoreSee Less
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Today, we honor the vision of freedom that ignited a revolution. Each and every day, we work to bring that vision closer to reality—for all of us. Justice. Safety. Belonging. That’s the America worth fighting for. Happy Fourth of July! ... See MoreSee Less
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Had an amazing time today celebrating Juneteenth across the district! On Livernois, Black-owned businesses were having several special events, including ribbon cuttings for Pequeño Cantina (Pequeno After Dark) and Jerk at Night--be sure to check them out! No Barrier 2 Success was also holding a youth showcase, and it was wonderful to hear all about all the ways their program is helping to develop youth in our community. The City of Oak Park Juneteenth celebration was inspirational as always. Happy Juneteenth everyone ... See MoreSee Less
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Black history is Michigan history. I'm excited to join Michiganders across the state in honoring the courage and strength of Black Americans, whose resilience and tenacity helped build our nation. I hope you all have a wonderful Juneteenth! ... See MoreSee Less
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Hope to see you on Friday! ... See MoreSee Less
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Happy Father’s Day to all the dads, stepdads, grandpas, father figures and mentors who show up with love, strength and support every day. Your care shapes futures and builds stronger communities. May the memory of all fathers and father figures who have passed on be a blessing today and everyday 🫂 👨👦👦 💙 ... See MoreSee Less
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Earlier this week, House Dems came together to introduce an Education Vision that would fund what Michigan's kids really need. Late last night, after hours of House Republicans struggling to get on the same page with each other, they passed their budget. It's terrible. ... See MoreSee Less
6 CommentsComment on Facebook
I want to express my sincere condolences to the family and friends of Irma Clark Coleman on her passing. She was a true public servant and assisted so many during her career as a county employee, Detroit School Board member, State Representative, State Senator, and County Commissioner. Her selfless and sincere representation will be sorely missed.
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Longtime Wayne County commissioner, former Michigan lawmaker Irma Clark-Coleman dies
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Irma Clark-Coleman, a longtime public official who served at the local and state level in Michigan, died on June 10 at 88.0 CommentsComment on Facebook