State Representative
Carol Glanville
Walker | 84th House District
Serving 91,890 constituents in Grandville, Walker, NW Grand Rapids
caglanville@house.mi.gov
(517) 373-0476
Office: S-1188 House Office Building
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Join me at Cellar Bird Books on Friday, June 13th or Monday, June 16th to discuss the issues that matter most to you and our community.
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Today, I joined my Democratic colleagues for a press conference to discuss the state budget and underscore the urgency of meeting the deadline of July 1st. My Democratic colleagues and I stand ready to negotiate a balanced budget. Unfortunately, it’s my colleagues across the aisle who are manufacturing uncertainty about our ability to pass the budget on time.
When we fail to deliver a budget on time, school boards are forced to make decisions without the information they need, leaving parents in the dark about the programs available to their children. Ultimately, it’s our kids who pay the price for this uncertainty.
We need to stop treating our kids like political footballs and instead focus on providing the resources they need for safe, reliable, and effective learning opportunities.
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If you or someone you know needs a cooling center, please refer to the information below and share it with anyone who might need it.
If you have any questions or concerns, don’t hesitate to contact my office or dial 2-1-1 for assistance.Cooling centers are available throughout the Grand Rapids area. Please share widely!
Please note: The availability of cooling centers may change based on weather conditions, power outages, or holidays. We recommend calling ahead to confirm their status or contacting 2-1-1 for the most up-to-date information.
Exodus Place
Daily, 9am - 9pm
322 Front Ave SW; 616-242-9130
Grand Rapids Public Library
All locations available during regular hours: grpl.org/locations
Main Library: 616-988-5400
Kent District Library
All locations available during regular hours: kdl.org/locations
Main Line: 616-784-2007
Lotus Brew Coffee
Tues - Wed 8am - 6pm, Thurs - Sun 8am - 8pm
211 Diamond Ave SE; 616-419-8613
Matthew's House
Mon - Fri 8:30am - 3:30pm
766 7th St NW; 616-233-3006
Mel Trotter Ministries
Cooling Center open daily from 8am - 7pm
*No Services and Curfew remain in place. Emergency shelter hours are 3pm - 8am daily. Curfew is 7pm unless documentation of reason.
225 Commerce Ave SW; 616-454-8249
West Grand Neighborhood Organization
Mon – Fri 8:30am – 5pm
754 Leonard St NW #2; 616-451-0150
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Mon - Wed 9:30am - 2:30pm
47 Jefferson Ave SE; 616-717-5581
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Last week, I had the honor of joining the Governor to sign four of my bills into law:
HB 5434 – Designates part of M-11 as the Korean War Veterans Memorial Drive
HB 5649 – Requires public high schools to offer a computer science course
HB 5522 – Adds MiLEAP leadership to the Midwestern Higher Education Compact
HB 5523 – Strengthens community action efforts supporting low-income Michiganders
I’m especially grateful to have shared this moment with Gustavo Perez, Kent County Community Action Director, Larry Wyn, Computer Science Program Manager at GVSU, and Brian McGrain, Michigan Community Action Executive Director; whose work these bills help uplift.
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Today, we remember and honor the brave Americans who gave their lives in service to our nation. Their sacrifice will never be forgotten.
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Join MDCR tomorrow for their Michigan Response to Hate forum, to discuss disability discrimination and MDCR’s role in addressing it. These conversations are more important than ever, and I encourage you to take part.We’re bringing you another in-person MIR2H forum - this time on disability discrimination! Join us May 22 at the Howard Miller Community Center in Zeeland, MI from 5:30 - 8 p.m. where we’ll dive into this month’s topic and MDCR’s role in civil rights enforcement. ASL interpretation and CART provided. Registration required. ow.ly/ZbZV50VNZlS
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Thank you to Comcast for selecting West Michigan as a region where local small businesses can access grant funding through the RISE program! This generous initiative will support local entrepreneurs and contribute to the success of our small business community.
Eligible small business owners are encouraged to apply by May 31: www.comcastrise.com
West Michigan wins competitive bid for $3M in small business grants from Comcast
www.mlive.com
Comcast chose West Michigan as one of five regions across the U.S. where eligible small businesses can receive grants through the RISE program.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Happy Mother’s Day to the moms, mother figures, and all who carry love, strength, and care in countless forms. Today we celebrate you and commit to building a world where every mother has the support she deserves.
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Thank you to Hope Academy for hosting me last week. It was a pleasure meeting the dedicated team, connecting with the Michigan Education Corps, and seeing firsthand the incredible work being done to support students and the community.
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Carol Glanville IN THE NEWS
Glanville Meets with Community Members to Discuss Concerns over Federal Actions
LANSING, Mich., April 2, 2025 — State Rep. Carol Glanville (D-Walker) met with local officials, county officials and community members [...]
House Dems Stand Against Republicans Placing Political Agendas Before Students and Schools
State Rep. Regina Weiss (D-Oak Park) speaks in opposition of House Resolution 55 on Thursday, March 20, 2025 on [...]
House Dems Warn Against Department of Education Layoffs, Looming Shut Down
Republican crusade to cut USDOE and MDOE services threatens access to higher education for Michiganders LANSING, Mich. March 14, [...]
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Today, I joined my Democratic colleagues for a press conference to discuss the state budget and underscore the urgency of meeting the deadline of July 1st. My Democratic colleagues and I stand ready to negotiate a balanced budget. Unfortunately, it’s my colleagues across the aisle who are manufacturing uncertainty about our ability to pass the budget on time.
When we fail to deliver a budget on time, school boards are forced to make decisions without the information they need, leaving parents in the dark about the programs available to their children. Ultimately, it’s our kids who pay the price for this uncertainty.
We need to stop treating our kids like political footballs and instead focus on providing the resources they need for safe, reliable, and effective learning opportunities. ... See MoreSee Less
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If you or someone you know needs a cooling center, please refer to the information below and share it with anyone who might need it.
If you have any questions or concerns, don’t hesitate to contact my office or dial 2-1-1 for assistance.Cooling centers are available throughout the Grand Rapids area. Please share widely!
Please note: The availability of cooling centers may change based on weather conditions, power outages, or holidays. We recommend calling ahead to confirm their status or contacting 2-1-1 for the most up-to-date information.
Exodus Place
Daily, 9am - 9pm
322 Front Ave SW; 616-242-9130
Grand Rapids Public Library
All locations available during regular hours: grpl.org/locations
Main Library: 616-988-5400
Kent District Library
All locations available during regular hours: kdl.org/locations
Main Line: 616-784-2007
Lotus Brew Coffee
Tues - Wed 8am - 6pm, Thurs - Sun 8am - 8pm
211 Diamond Ave SE; 616-419-8613
Matthew's House
Mon - Fri 8:30am - 3:30pm
766 7th St NW; 616-233-3006
Mel Trotter Ministries
Cooling Center open daily from 8am - 7pm
*No Services and Curfew remain in place. Emergency shelter hours are 3pm - 8am daily. Curfew is 7pm unless documentation of reason.
225 Commerce Ave SW; 616-454-8249
West Grand Neighborhood Organization
Mon – Fri 8:30am – 5pm
754 Leonard St NW #2; 616-451-0150
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Mon - Wed 9:30am - 2:30pm
47 Jefferson Ave SE; 616-717-5581 ... See MoreSee Less
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Last week, I had the honor of joining the Governor to sign four of my bills into law:
HB 5434 – Designates part of M-11 as the Korean War Veterans Memorial Drive
HB 5649 – Requires public high schools to offer a computer science course
HB 5522 – Adds MiLEAP leadership to the Midwestern Higher Education Compact
HB 5523 – Strengthens community action efforts supporting low-income Michiganders
I’m especially grateful to have shared this moment with Gustavo Perez, Kent County Community Action Director, Larry Wyn, Computer Science Program Manager at GVSU, and Brian McGrain, Michigan Community Action Executive Director; whose work these bills help uplift. ... See MoreSee Less
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Today, we remember and honor the brave Americans who gave their lives in service to our nation. Their sacrifice will never be forgotten. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Join MDCR tomorrow for their Michigan Response to Hate forum, to discuss disability discrimination and MDCR’s role in addressing it. These conversations are more important than ever, and I encourage you to take part.We’re bringing you another in-person MIR2H forum - this time on disability discrimination! Join us May 22 at the Howard Miller Community Center in Zeeland, MI from 5:30 - 8 p.m. where we’ll dive into this month’s topic and MDCR’s role in civil rights enforcement. ASL interpretation and CART provided. Registration required. ow.ly/ZbZV50VNZlS ... See MoreSee Less
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Thank you to Comcast for selecting West Michigan as a region where local small businesses can access grant funding through the RISE program! This generous initiative will support local entrepreneurs and contribute to the success of our small business community.
Eligible small business owners are encouraged to apply by May 31: www.comcastrise.com ... See MoreSee Less
West Michigan wins competitive bid for $3M in small business grants from Comcast
www.mlive.com
Comcast chose West Michigan as one of five regions across the U.S. where eligible small businesses can receive grants through the RISE program.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Happy Mother’s Day to the moms, mother figures, and all who carry love, strength, and care in countless forms. Today we celebrate you and commit to building a world where every mother has the support she deserves. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Thank you to Hope Academy for hosting me last week. It was a pleasure meeting the dedicated team, connecting with the Michigan Education Corps, and seeing firsthand the incredible work being done to support students and the community. ... See MoreSee Less
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