State Representative
Stephanie A. Young
Detroit | 16th House District
Serving 91,767 constituents in NW Detroit, S Redford and SE Livonia
stephanieyoung@house.mi.gov
(517) 373-2576
Office: N-695 House Office Building
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I spoke at a press conference with the Michigan Legislative Black Caucus (MLBC) in support of Colonel James Grady, Director of the Michigan State Police (MSP). Col. Grady is a highly decorated state police colonel with nearly three decades of service to this state. He inherited a department that has had issues for years prior to his appointment He's only been In this position for less than 18 months, but he has been expected in that short amount of time to fix problems that were years in the making. #Grace #Accountability
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Due to the recent heavy rainfall in SE Michigan, the MDHHS Grandmont Service Center on Grand River has experienced flooding in and around the vicinity of the facility, and it has been closed temporally for repairs. Patrons needing emergency services who need to access the office will be directed to the Wayne County Greenfield/Joy and Greydale District offices:
Wayne County MDHHS/Greenfield/Joy District
8655 Greenfield
Detroit, MI 48228
Wayne County MDHHS/Greydale District
27260 Plymouth Rd.
Redford, MI 48239
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Join with the Charles W. Reid Community Help Center and a number of community groups for their Annual Anti-Gun Violence March & Rally.
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This free three-day celebration promises to be a vibrant gathering, attracting thousands of visitors from across the region to celebrate. The celebration will include a family-friendly carnival, live entertainment for all ages and a community resource fair.
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Hot weather tip: Light-colored clothes + lots of water + AC when possible = safer summer days. If you don’t have AC, you can cool off at a public cooling center. Call 211 for local options or visit 211.org
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City of Detroit launches Cooling Centers to protect residents from extreme heat | City of Detroit
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With temperatures forecasted to reach the mid to upper 90s from Saturday through Tuesday, the Detroit Health Department is partnering with Detroit Recreation Centers to provide residents a safe space ...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
This helpful opportunity is hosted in partnership with St. Suzanne Cody Rouge Community Resource Center, Sierra Club Michigan Chapter, Friends of the Rouge, and Siena Literacy Center.
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Stephanie A. Young IN THE NEWS
Michigan Lawmakers Respond in Support to President Biden’s Plans for the First-ever Office of Gun Violence Prevention
WASHINGTON, D.C., Sept. 23, 2023 — President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris announced plans this week for the first-ever Office of [...]
Michigan House Democrats Travel to Congressional Black Caucus Annual Legislative Conference in Washington, D.C.
Legislators hit the road to share Michigan’s story with fellow Black lawmakers and leaders from across the U.S. LANSING, Mich., [...]
Rep. Young Attends 9/11 Commemoration Ceremony
Last week, the Michigan House of Representatives held its annual 9/11 Memorial ceremony. In addition to commemorating those who lost [...]
I spoke at a press conference with the Michigan Legislative Black Caucus (MLBC) in support of Colonel James Grady, Director of the Michigan State Police (MSP). Col. Grady is a highly decorated state police colonel with nearly three decades of service to this state. He inherited a department that has had issues for years prior to his appointment He's only been In this position for less than 18 months, but he has been expected in that short amount of time to fix problems that were years in the making. #Grace #Accountability ... See MoreSee Less
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Due to the recent heavy rainfall in SE Michigan, the MDHHS Grandmont Service Center on Grand River has experienced flooding in and around the vicinity of the facility, and it has been closed temporally for repairs. Patrons needing emergency services who need to access the office will be directed to the Wayne County Greenfield/Joy and Greydale District offices:
Wayne County MDHHS/Greenfield/Joy District
8655 Greenfield
Detroit, MI 48228
Wayne County MDHHS/Greydale District
27260 Plymouth Rd.
Redford, MI 48239 ... See MoreSee Less
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Join with the Charles W. Reid Community Help Center and a number of community groups for their Annual Anti-Gun Violence March & Rally. ... See MoreSee Less
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All Detroit City Services in one place. ... See MoreSee Less
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This free three-day celebration promises to be a vibrant gathering, attracting thousands of visitors from across the region to celebrate. The celebration will include a family-friendly carnival, live entertainment for all ages and a community resource fair. ... See MoreSee Less
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Hot weather tip: Light-colored clothes + lots of water + AC when possible = safer summer days. If you don’t have AC, you can cool off at a public cooling center. Call 211 for local options or visit 211.org
detroitmi.gov/news/city-detroit-launches-cooling-centers-protect-residents-extreme-heat ... See MoreSee Less
City of Detroit launches Cooling Centers to protect residents from extreme heat | City of Detroit
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With temperatures forecasted to reach the mid to upper 90s from Saturday through Tuesday, the Detroit Health Department is partnering with Detroit Recreation Centers to provide residents a safe space ...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
This helpful opportunity is hosted in partnership with St. Suzanne Cody Rouge Community Resource Center, Sierra Club Michigan Chapter, Friends of the Rouge, and Siena Literacy Center. ... See MoreSee Less
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