State Representative
Brenda Carter
Pontiac | 53rd House District
Serving 93,056 constituents in N/NW Auburn Hills, Pontiac, SE/S/SW Waterford
brendacarter@house.mi.gov
(517) 373-2577
Office: S-987 House Office Building
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I hit the ground running! Today I introduced my first bill of the term, House Bill 4005 to end emergency management in Michigan.
Coming from the Pontiac School Board, I know firsthand the damage emergency managers cause to communities. These unelected individuals come into impoverished communities and completely supersede the elected body. As was the case with the Pontiac School Board, they came in and sold off assets worth millions for pennies on the dollar—all in the name of saving money. It is high time that we took this law off the books!
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You go girl.
Thank you!
Our first day of session is in the books! Today we officially voted on our next House Speaker, Matt Hall, and a series of resolutions. It was wonderful to see my old friend, Justice Kyra Harris Bolden, who ceremoniously swore me in. Thank you to my husband Randy and brothers Kenneth Canty (left) and John Canty Jr. (right) for joining me at the Rostrum!
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Great news! EGLE has announced $20 million in grants made possible through this year's budget. Oakland County's project for $500,000 will address lead exposure risks in older homes within disproportionately impacted communities like Pontiac, Hazel Park, and Farmington. The initiative will strengthen collaboration between health and housing departments, fund lead abatement efforts, and provide grants or loans for home repairs through the Home Improvement Program. This project seeks to reduce lead related health disparities in vulnerable populations particularly children under six.
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#HappyNewYear, Michigan! Here’s to another year of fighting for our community at the Capitol, helping out our neighbors, and #PuttingPeopleFirst
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Sure didn't put the people of Michigan first when you let bills *********** die, let insurance companies get away with charging us more and not getting what we pay for.
This year, we’ve worked to create a stronger, more equitable future for all Michiganders. From expanding opportunities to protecting essential rights, I’m committed to continuing the fight for policies that put people first.
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HB 6099-6104 and HB 6106 addressed complex insurance issues. Initially, none of those involved, myself included, had a deep understanding of insurance captives. However, through collaboration and learning, we navigated the complexities, culminating in the overwhelming passage of this legislative package by Michigan's House of Representatives.
This journey exemplifies the adage, "Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish, and you feed him for a lifetime." It also highlights the importance of unity and diversity in achieving meaningful goals for the people of Michigan. Thank you, NCOIL.
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As our community members gather to celebrate this Kwanzaa season, I wish you all wisdom, joy, and light — #HappyKwanzaa!
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Brenda Carter IN THE NEWS
House Dems Celebrate Passage of Maternal Health Bill Package
Members highlight the improvements to healthy birthing outcomes for all State Rep. Julie M. Rogers (D-Kalamazoo) speaks on the [...]
Carter Announces Passage of Comprehensive Insurance Fraud Prevention Legislation
LANSING, Mich., June 26, 2024 — State Rep. Brenda Carter (D-Pontiac) is proud to announce the passage of a comprehensive, bipartisan package [...]
Carter Announced as the Grand Marshal for Upcoming Juneteenth Parade
Pontiac gets ready to celebrate the freedom and resilience of African-Americans PONTIAC, Mich., May 31, 2024 — The city of [...]
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I hit the ground running! Today I introduced my first bill of the term, House Bill 4005 to end emergency management in Michigan.
Coming from the Pontiac School Board, I know firsthand the damage emergency managers cause to communities. These unelected individuals come into impoverished communities and completely supersede the elected body. As was the case with the Pontiac School Board, they came in and sold off assets worth millions for pennies on the dollar—all in the name of saving money. It is high time that we took this law off the books! ... See MoreSee Less
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You go girl.
Thank you!
Our first day of session is in the books! Today we officially voted on our next House Speaker, Matt Hall, and a series of resolutions. It was wonderful to see my old friend, Justice Kyra Harris Bolden, who ceremoniously swore me in. Thank you to my husband Randy and brothers Kenneth Canty (left) and John Canty Jr. (right) for joining me at the Rostrum! ... See MoreSee Less
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Great news! EGLE has announced $20 million in grants made possible through this year's budget. Oakland County's project for $500,000 will address lead exposure risks in older homes within disproportionately impacted communities like Pontiac, Hazel Park, and Farmington. The initiative will strengthen collaboration between health and housing departments, fund lead abatement efforts, and provide grants or loans for home repairs through the Home Improvement Program. This project seeks to reduce lead related health disparities in vulnerable populations particularly children under six. ... See MoreSee Less
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#HappyNewYear, Michigan! Here’s to another year of fighting for our community at the Capitol, helping out our neighbors, and #PuttingPeopleFirst ... See MoreSee Less
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Sure didn't put the people of Michigan first when you let bills *********** die, let insurance companies get away with charging us more and not getting what we pay for.
This year, we’ve worked to create a stronger, more equitable future for all Michiganders. From expanding opportunities to protecting essential rights, I’m committed to continuing the fight for policies that put people first. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
HB 6099-6104 and HB 6106 addressed complex insurance issues. Initially, none of those involved, myself included, had a deep understanding of insurance captives. However, through collaboration and learning, we navigated the complexities, culminating in the overwhelming passage of this legislative package by Michigan's House of Representatives.
This journey exemplifies the adage, "Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish, and you feed him for a lifetime." It also highlights the importance of unity and diversity in achieving meaningful goals for the people of Michigan. Thank you, NCOIL. ... See MoreSee Less
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As our community members gather to celebrate this Kwanzaa season, I wish you all wisdom, joy, and light — #HappyKwanzaa! ... See MoreSee Less
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