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Dear Friends and Neighbors,
It continues to be an honor representing the residents of the 50th House District. Please do not hesitate to contact my office by phone at (517) 373-3906 or email at TimSneller@house.mi.gov if we can assist you or your family on a state issue.
In This Edition:
April In-District Coffee Hour – April 19
Please join me for my next Coffee Hour this Monday, April 19, from 6-7:30 p.m. at Sam’s Italian Restaurant. They are located at 4105 Grand Blanc Road in Mundy Township. Attendees will have an opportunity to discuss their thoughts and concerns about state government and our community with me directly in an informal setting, and I will provide a legislative update. Masks will need to be worn except when eating or drinking. I look forward to safely seeing you soon! 
I safely spoke with constituents at a recent Coffee Hour at Sam’s Italian Restaurant in Mundy Township.
Genesee County Vaccine Update
In Genesee County, pre-registration for COVID-19 vaccination appointments is currently open to the following individuals:
To pre-register for a COVID-19 vaccination appointment:
If you pre-registered (online or via phone), you will receive a phone call or email when an appointment is available. If you pre-registered for your COVID- 19 vaccine with the GCHD but you have already received your COVID-19 vaccine elsewhere, please let them know by filling out this short survey, so they can remove you from the list.
I also encourage you to register with Walgreens, Rite-Aid, Meijer, Walmart and other local pharmacies that offer the vaccine, to increase your chances of getting the vaccine early. These pharmacies receive vaccines on their own schedule and do not have to report them to the state. I will continue to work to ensure our area secures the necessary doses to keep our community safe and protected, and that every Genesee County resident who wants a COVID vaccine is able to get one.
For vaccine information in Genesee County, please visit https://www.gchd.us/covid19vaccine/ and for state COVID-19 vaccine information, please visit Michigan.gov/COVIDVACCINE.
FEMA to Help Pay Funeral Costs for COVID-19-related Deaths FEMA has announced they will cover funeral costs incurred after January 20, 2020, beginning in early April of 2021. Eligibility requirements can be found in this press release and for more information, visit FEMA’s website here.
State Tax Deadline Extended to May 17 Filing deadlines for state of Michigan and Federal individual income tax returns have been extended and are now due before midnight on May 17, 2021. Taxpayers who are owed a refund are encouraged to file their state income tax returns so they can receive their refunds. More information about e-filing is available at http://www.michigan.gov/mifastfile.
National Work Zone Awareness Week – April 26-30
National Work Zone Awareness Week (NWZAW) is an annual event that focuses national attention on worker and motorist safety in work zones. This year, the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) is hosting the 2021 NWZAW kick-off event on April 27 with the theme, “Drive Safe. Work Safe. Save Lives.” The themed poster below features a vehicle driving along a winding road surrounded by work zone technologies that make work zones safer for workers and motorists.
Drive Safe. A reminder that work zones need everyone’s undivided attention. When approaching a work zone, motorists should always slow down, follow all posted signs, be alert, and remain calm. Risky driving behavior affects more than just the driver – everyone’s lives and families are at stake.
Work Safe. Technology is helping to make work zones safer by collecting data and automating processes, which can remove workers from dangerous situations and provide motorists with important information. It is also a reminder that work zone safety begins with workers who are dedicated to safety.
Save Lives. If we ALL work together, we can achieve zero deaths on our roads and in our work zones!
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