The clock is ticking, House Republicans.
Michiganders deserve a final budget.
The clock is ticking, House Republicans.
Michiganders deserve a final budget.
State Representative
Betsy Coffia
Traverse City | 103rd House District
Serving 93,426 constituents in Acme Township, East Bay Township, Traverse City, Peninsula Township, Garfield Township, Long Lake Township, Almira Township, Platte Township, Empire Township, Glen Arbor Township, Cleveland Township, Kasson Township, Solon Township, Elmwood Township, Bingham Township, Centerville Township, Leland Township, Suttons Bay Township, Leelanau Township
BetsyCoffia@house.mi.gov
(517) 373-3817
Office: S-1387 House Office Building
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SNAP and WIC help millions of families put food on the table. Every dollar cut from these programs is a meal lost for a child. I stand firmly against these attacks on basic nutrition.
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Proposed Congressional deep cuts to Medicaid are reckless and counter-productive especially for rural areas like ours. They’ll hurt the people who need help the most: seniors, kids and people with disabilities, all while devastating rural hospitals and nursing homes. We must do better for our communities.
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MEDIA RELEASE: GTCHD Reports Additional Measles Case and Exposure Sites.
To read the full release, visit our website www.gtcountymi.gov/2609/Media-Releases
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I am devastated to hear of the murder of Minnesota State Representative and former House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband and the shooting of state Senator John Hoffman and his wife early this morning. All four were shot at their homes in what investigators are calling politically motivated shootings by an individual impersonating a police officer. They found a manifesto in his vehicle with a list of other lawmakers he planned to target.
My heart goes out to their families and I’m hoping for healing for Sen. Hoffman and his wife.
I condemn this and all acts of political violence and urge all Americans of good conscience to join me in doing the same and uplifting the families and praying for healing for the survivors.
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As your state representative, it's my job to work with colleagues across the state to pass a final budget for the sake of Michigan's kids. When House Republicans introduced their school aid budget, which cuts funding for rural classrooms and busing, I stood up to amplify the voices for northern Michigan's rural school districts, students, educators, and families.
Republicans tried to silence me and the concerns of rural school leaders from our community. I am willing to work across the aisle to provide the necessary funding for Leelanau, Benzie, and Grand Traverse County schools, but Republicans must as well. This Republican budget defunds crucial programs for kids and families like school safety, mental health, universal breakfast and lunch and strips out the rural school transportation equity formula I successfully championed in the past two state budgets – which is why I voted no.
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Media Release: Keep Measles Out of Lower Northern Michigan! 📢
With the recent increase in measles cases in both the U.S. and Michigan, we are encouraging residents and visitors to make sure their measles vaccinations are up to date.
To make it easy for you, we’re hosting a walk-in clinic on June 20th from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (closed noon to 1:00 p.m.) at the health department. No one will be turned away for the inability to pay.
To view the media release or to learn more information about our immunization program, visit our website www.gtcountymi.gov/Health-Department or call our team at 231-995-6131.
See you there! 🌟
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When we fund education, we fund opportunity. Our House Dem Education Vision opens doors for the students who travel the farthest by investing in school district transportation costs in isolated and rural school districts. Our students still deserve equal opportunity.
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We’re so pumped to be hosting a REPAIR CAFE with the Traverse Area District Library on JUNE 14 ▫️ 10am-2pm @ the Main Library 610 Woodmere Ave. 🪚🪡
The Repair Cafe is place FIX YOUR BROKEN ITEMS —clothing, bicycles, small appliances, furniture, and more—WITH HELP FROM YOUR NEIGHBORS for FREE.
You bring your broken items and we pair you with a sweet repair volunteer based off of your needs. Work along side your new best friend (repair volunteer) to LEARN HOW TO FIX your item.
All of the tools needed for basic repairs will be provided, but if there’s a specialty tool you have, please bring it!
WHAT CAN I BRING FOR REPAIR? Small to medium sized items that could be repaired using basic hand tools like: bikes, clothing, wooden objects, wicker, ceramics, furniture, small household appliances (blenders, alarm clocks, vacuums etc.), toys, lamps, and knitwear. Please no electronics like phones, computers, tablets or TVs or oversized items that cannot be easily carried by a team of two.
Gather your broken stuff and bring it to the cafe!
Find answers to all of your questions at greendoorfolkschool.com/repair-cafe/
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Betsy Coffia IN THE NEWS
Coffia Responds to Federal Cuts Threatening Key Michigan Services, Applauds Planned Congressional Town Hall
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich., March 5, 2025 — Recent workforce cuts and funding freeze threats by the Trump administration under Elon [...]
House Dems Take Action to Combat Avian Flu, Call on Federal Government to Follow Suit
LANSING, Mich., March 5, 2025 — House Democrats announced legislative action today to combat the spread of the avian flu [...]
Coffia Votes to Speed Up $15 Minimum Wage Increase
LANSING, Mich., Feb. 20, 2025 — Yesterday, the Michigan House of Representatives passed Senate Bill 8, legislation to increase Michigan’s [...]
SNAP and WIC help millions of families put food on the table. Every dollar cut from these programs is a meal lost for a child. I stand firmly against these attacks on basic nutrition. ... See MoreSee Less
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Proposed Congressional deep cuts to Medicaid are reckless and counter-productive especially for rural areas like ours. They’ll hurt the people who need help the most: seniors, kids and people with disabilities, all while devastating rural hospitals and nursing homes. We must do better for our communities. ... See MoreSee Less
2 CommentsComment on Facebook
MEDIA RELEASE: GTCHD Reports Additional Measles Case and Exposure Sites.
To read the full release, visit our website www.gtcountymi.gov/2609/Media-Releases ... See MoreSee Less
1 CommentsComment on Facebook
I am devastated to hear of the murder of Minnesota State Representative and former House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband and the shooting of state Senator John Hoffman and his wife early this morning. All four were shot at their homes in what investigators are calling politically motivated shootings by an individual impersonating a police officer. They found a manifesto in his vehicle with a list of other lawmakers he planned to target.
My heart goes out to their families and I’m hoping for healing for Sen. Hoffman and his wife.
I condemn this and all acts of political violence and urge all Americans of good conscience to join me in doing the same and uplifting the families and praying for healing for the survivors. ... See MoreSee Less
5 CommentsComment on Facebook
As your state representative, it's my job to work with colleagues across the state to pass a final budget for the sake of Michigan's kids. When House Republicans introduced their school aid budget, which cuts funding for rural classrooms and busing, I stood up to amplify the voices for northern Michigan's rural school districts, students, educators, and families.
Republicans tried to silence me and the concerns of rural school leaders from our community. I am willing to work across the aisle to provide the necessary funding for Leelanau, Benzie, and Grand Traverse County schools, but Republicans must as well. This Republican budget defunds crucial programs for kids and families like school safety, mental health, universal breakfast and lunch and strips out the rural school transportation equity formula I successfully championed in the past two state budgets – which is why I voted no. ... See MoreSee Less
4 CommentsComment on Facebook
Media Release: Keep Measles Out of Lower Northern Michigan! 📢
With the recent increase in measles cases in both the U.S. and Michigan, we are encouraging residents and visitors to make sure their measles vaccinations are up to date.
To make it easy for you, we’re hosting a walk-in clinic on June 20th from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (closed noon to 1:00 p.m.) at the health department. No one will be turned away for the inability to pay.
To view the media release or to learn more information about our immunization program, visit our website www.gtcountymi.gov/Health-Department or call our team at 231-995-6131.
See you there! 🌟 ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
When we fund education, we fund opportunity. Our House Dem Education Vision opens doors for the students who travel the farthest by investing in school district transportation costs in isolated and rural school districts. Our students still deserve equal opportunity. ... See MoreSee Less
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Heads up! ... See MoreSee Less
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We’re so pumped to be hosting a REPAIR CAFE with the Traverse Area District Library on JUNE 14 ▫️ 10am-2pm @ the Main Library 610 Woodmere Ave. 🪚🪡
The Repair Cafe is place FIX YOUR BROKEN ITEMS —clothing, bicycles, small appliances, furniture, and more—WITH HELP FROM YOUR NEIGHBORS for FREE.
You bring your broken items and we pair you with a sweet repair volunteer based off of your needs. Work along side your new best friend (repair volunteer) to LEARN HOW TO FIX your item.
All of the tools needed for basic repairs will be provided, but if there’s a specialty tool you have, please bring it!
WHAT CAN I BRING FOR REPAIR? Small to medium sized items that could be repaired using basic hand tools like: bikes, clothing, wooden objects, wicker, ceramics, furniture, small household appliances (blenders, alarm clocks, vacuums etc.), toys, lamps, and knitwear. Please no electronics like phones, computers, tablets or TVs or oversized items that cannot be easily carried by a team of two.
Gather your broken stuff and bring it to the cafe!
Find answers to all of your questions at greendoorfolkschool.com/repair-cafe/ ... See MoreSee Less
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