State Representative
Veronica Paiz
Harper Woods | 10th House District
Serving 93,243 constituents in ENE Detroit, Harper Woods, Grosse Pointe, Grosse Pointe Farms, Grosse Pointe Park, Grosse Pointe Shores and Grosse Pointe Woods
VeronicaPaiz@house.mi.gov
(517) 373-0857
Office: N-689 House Office Building
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This past Saturday’s townhall “Investing Early: The Future of Early Childhood Education” offered excellent useful and timely information with a presentation targeted to residents who live in each House District 10 school system. The discussion was rich and thoughtful. THANK YOU PANELISTS early childhood expert Dr. Nolana Nobles, Juan Ruiz of MiLEAP, and Abby Jacobs a local mom representing @chamberofmothers, and moderator Jeff Greer. Thank you to all who attended. And thanks to @gpdems Grosse Pointe Democratic Club for hosting this important town hall in their Mack Ave. Detroit office.
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Michiganders! If you’re having issues/problems with social security, you’re welcome to notify our Attorney General’s office. You can report it at this link.
In January, I went to my local social security office with questions about something I wasn’t sure would be a problem. I was a walk-in and waited about 45 minutes — which wasn’t a problem for me because I hadn’t scheduled an appointment. At one point they couldn’t access the information to help me (they were frustrated about that) and told me I’d have to make an appointment for a phone call with their main (?) office. They made the appointment for me for the next available time — about 6 weeks! The appointment was for 1:00 pm on a Friday. And someone did call me exactly at that time, and she was very helpful. My concern wasn’t urgent. HOWEVER, some people urgently need information and guidance.
If you’re having difficulty reaching social security or problems getting your SS check, you can report it at the link below.
FYI there is a social security office in our District 10. It’s located on 8-Mile Road between Beaconsfield (closer) and I-94. It’s phone number is 1-800-772-1213
Fill | Report Social Security Disruptions
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Attorney General Dana Nessel is increasingly concerned about any disruption in social security for Michiganders. If you have experienced any unusual disruption in your social security services or you ...1 CommentsComment on Facebook
Our POTUS gleeful about the $$ brought in by his pals after he announced tariffs are paused This is posted on X by his special assistant.
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This will be a big hurt to our District 10 and to our neighbors. (Tim is Wayne County Commissioner of District 1, which includes all of House District 10.)
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This Saturday! Investing Early: A Townhall on the Future of Early Childhood Education. All are welcome.
Early childhood education is the foundation for lifelong learning, but too many families in our local communities struggle to find affordable, high-quality options. Join us as we explore the importance of early learning, examine local challenges, and discuss Michigan's recent push for universal pre-K. This event is free and open to the public. Come ready to learn, ask questions and take action.
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National Public Health Week (April 7 to 13) reminds us that public health and our food system are deeply intertwined 🥗🩺
Legislators' work to stop the spread of avian flu, reduce toxic PFAS in our water, protect communities from factory farm waste, and ensure access to fresh, local food is critical as it shapes the public health policies that safeguard us all!
#NationalPublicHealthWeek #StatePower
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This week, we celebrate 30 years of National Public Health Week! Change starts with us, and for three decades the American Public Health Association has shown why advocating for inclusive public health initiatives is so important. Join me in celebrating National Public Health Week April 7th through 13th!
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We're all drawn to the library for different reasons. During March is Reading Month, I learned how much kids love Llama Lama Red Pajamas! They also loved 100 Dragons Named Broccoli (a counting book), and High Five (because who doesn't like a good high five every so often?). My local libraries also have crafts for children and adults, a book club, help with preparing and filing your taxes, and studying for your college exams. Show your support this #NationalLibraryWeek by visiting your local library today!
Todos vamos a la biblioteca por diferentes razones. Durante marzo, el Mes de la Lectura, ¡descubrí cuánto les encanta a los niños el pijama rojo de Llama Lama! También les encantó "100 Dragones Llamados Brócoli" (un libro de contar). Mis bibliotecas locales también ofrecen manualidades para niños y adultos, un club de lectura, ayuda para preparar y declarar impuestos, y para estudiar para los exámenes universitarios. ¡Apoyemos esta #SemanaNacionalDeLaBiblioteca Visitando tu biblioteca local hoy mismo!
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More thoughtlessness. Trump's orders have nothing to do with resource management and sustainability.
USDA order paves way for clearing of federal forests, including Michigan lands
www.detroitnews.com
Federal officials say the move will improve domestic timber production and curb wildfire risk.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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This past Saturday’s townhall “Investing Early: The Future of Early Childhood Education” offered excellent useful and timely information with a presentation targeted to residents who live in each House District 10 school system. The discussion was rich and thoughtful. THANK YOU PANELISTS early childhood expert Dr. Nolana Nobles, Juan Ruiz of MiLEAP, and Abby Jacobs a local mom representing @chamberofmothers, and moderator Jeff Greer. Thank you to all who attended. And thanks to @gpdems Grosse Pointe Democratic Club for hosting this important town hall in their Mack Ave. Detroit office. ... See MoreSee Less
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Michiganders! If you’re having issues/problems with social security, you’re welcome to notify our Attorney General’s office. You can report it at this link.
In January, I went to my local social security office with questions about something I wasn’t sure would be a problem. I was a walk-in and waited about 45 minutes — which wasn’t a problem for me because I hadn’t scheduled an appointment. At one point they couldn’t access the information to help me (they were frustrated about that) and told me I’d have to make an appointment for a phone call with their main (?) office. They made the appointment for me for the next available time — about 6 weeks! The appointment was for 1:00 pm on a Friday. And someone did call me exactly at that time, and she was very helpful. My concern wasn’t urgent. HOWEVER, some people urgently need information and guidance.
If you’re having difficulty reaching social security or problems getting your SS check, you can report it at the link below.
FYI there is a social security office in our District 10. It’s located on 8-Mile Road between Beaconsfield (closer) and I-94. It’s phone number is 1-800-772-1213 ... See MoreSee Less
Fill | Report Social Security Disruptions
forms.office.com
Attorney General Dana Nessel is increasingly concerned about any disruption in social security for Michiganders. If you have experienced any unusual disruption in your social security services or you ...1 CommentsComment on Facebook
Our POTUS gleeful about the $$ brought in by his pals after he announced tariffs are paused This is posted on X by his special assistant. ... See MoreSee Less
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This will be a big hurt to our District 10 and to our neighbors. (Tim is Wayne County Commissioner of District 1, which includes all of House District 10.) ... See MoreSee Less
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.2 CommentsComment on Facebook
This Saturday! Investing Early: A Townhall on the Future of Early Childhood Education. All are welcome.
Early childhood education is the foundation for lifelong learning, but too many families in our local communities struggle to find affordable, high-quality options. Join us as we explore the importance of early learning, examine local challenges, and discuss Michigan's recent push for universal pre-K. This event is free and open to the public. Come ready to learn, ask questions and take action. ... See MoreSee Less
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National Public Health Week (April 7 to 13) reminds us that public health and our food system are deeply intertwined 🥗🩺
Legislators' work to stop the spread of avian flu, reduce toxic PFAS in our water, protect communities from factory farm waste, and ensure access to fresh, local food is critical as it shapes the public health policies that safeguard us all!
#NationalPublicHealthWeek #StatePower ... See MoreSee Less
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This week, we celebrate 30 years of National Public Health Week! Change starts with us, and for three decades the American Public Health Association has shown why advocating for inclusive public health initiatives is so important. Join me in celebrating National Public Health Week April 7th through 13th! ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
We're all drawn to the library for different reasons. During March is Reading Month, I learned how much kids love Llama Lama Red Pajamas! They also loved 100 Dragons Named Broccoli (a counting book), and High Five (because who doesn't like a good high five every so often?). My local libraries also have crafts for children and adults, a book club, help with preparing and filing your taxes, and studying for your college exams. Show your support this #NationalLibraryWeek by visiting your local library today!
Todos vamos a la biblioteca por diferentes razones. Durante marzo, el Mes de la Lectura, ¡descubrí cuánto les encanta a los niños el pijama rojo de Llama Lama! También les encantó "100 Dragones Llamados Brócoli" (un libro de contar). Mis bibliotecas locales también ofrecen manualidades para niños y adultos, un club de lectura, ayuda para preparar y declarar impuestos, y para estudiar para los exámenes universitarios. ¡Apoyemos esta #SemanaNacionalDeLaBiblioteca Visitando tu biblioteca local hoy mismo! ... See MoreSee Less
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More thoughtlessness. Trump's orders have nothing to do with resource management and sustainability. ... See MoreSee Less
USDA order paves way for clearing of federal forests, including Michigan lands
www.detroitnews.com
Federal officials say the move will improve domestic timber production and curb wildfire risk.0 CommentsComment on Facebook