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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Last month, Grand Rapids Community College held its Annual Legislative Lunch, providing me with the opportunity to connect with my colleagues and GRCC’s Board of Trustees. We discussed our goals for the legislative session and explored ways to collaborate in driving success for both GRCC and the 84th District.
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I’d love for you to join me this Saturday for Love Your Parks: A Night Out with Friends, an annual fundraising event celebrating the impact of the work in our parks, trees, and trails!
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Join me next Saturday for Kent County Community Action’s Walk for Warmth! This short, family-friendly walk helps families facing utility shut-offs. Every step raises awareness—let’s warm hearts and homes together! #KCCAWalkForWarmth
Learn more and support the cause by clicking the link below.
Walk For Warmth | Kent County, MI
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Walk for Warmth is a short walk to raise money to keep the heat on for families in Kent County who have received a utility shut-off notice for gas, electric, and deliverable fuels like propane.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
If you’re looking for a fun spot to visit this weekend, I highly recommend checking out Silva! I recently had the chance to tour this one-of-a-kind “dinnertainment” venue, where guests can enjoy a truly unique experience. As you explore, you’ll be drawn in by the artistic details that celebrate the evolution of Grand Rapids. I hope you give it a try!
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Today, we remember the lives lost and those forever changed by the tragedy at MSU. Two years have passed, but the pain remains. We stand with the Spartan community, supporting those who grieve, heal, and fight for a safer future. #spartanstogether 💚Today we honor the memory of students Arielle Anderson, Brian Fraser and Alexandria Verner as well as all affected by the tragedy that occurred on our campus two years ago.
As we join in remembrance, it is important to recognize and accept what you are feeling. Take care, Spartans.
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Last month, I had the privilege of touring Artists Creating Together (ACT) and meeting their Executive Director, Angela. I gained valuable insight into the incredible work ACT does to empower individuals with disabilities to learn, grow, and celebrate through the arts. It was inspiring to witness their impact on the West Michigan community firsthand, especially by watching the students in their ukulele club!
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer has signed our bipartisan maternal health bills into law. I'm proud that my bill, House Bill 5172, is part of this critical package aimed at enhancing the health and safety of new mothers and their children. These bills are designed to address the unique needs of maternal healthcare, ensuring better outcomes for families.
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So vitally important, thank you for your work on this!
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Thank you!
This week is National School Counseling Week! Let’s celebrate the unique contributions of school counselors within Michigan school systems and the vital role they play in helping students thrive. Now is a critical time to support them as they guide students toward success. #NSCW25
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Black history is American history. This Black History Month, let’s celebrate, learn, and honor the resilience, excellence, and leadership of Black leaders, artists, activists, and everyday heroes who have shaped our nation. Let’s honor the past and keep pushing for progress.
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Carol Glanville IN THE NEWS
Glanville Bill to Improve Computer Literacy Passes House
State Rep. Carol Glanville (D-Walker) speaks in support of House Bill 5649 on June 18, 2024, on the House Floor [...]
Glanville Bill to Improve Access to Computer Science Passes Committee
LANSING, Mich., June 4, 2024 — State Rep. Carol Glanville (D-Walker) is pleased to announce that her bill, House Bill 5649, was successfully [...]
Glanville Celebrates the Passage of House Budget
LANSING, Mich., May 8, 2024 — The Michigan House of Representatives passed its recommended fiscal 2024-25 budget today. It includes [...]
Last month, Grand Rapids Community College held its Annual Legislative Lunch, providing me with the opportunity to connect with my colleagues and GRCC’s Board of Trustees. We discussed our goals for the legislative session and explored ways to collaborate in driving success for both GRCC and the 84th District. ... See MoreSee Less
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I’d love for you to join me this Saturday for Love Your Parks: A Night Out with Friends, an annual fundraising event celebrating the impact of the work in our parks, trees, and trails! ... See MoreSee Less
2025 Love Your Parks: A Night Out with Friends
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Annual Winter Fundraiser0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Join me next Saturday for Kent County Community Action’s Walk for Warmth! This short, family-friendly walk helps families facing utility shut-offs. Every step raises awareness—let’s warm hearts and homes together! #KCCAWalkForWarmth
Learn more and support the cause by clicking the link below. ... See MoreSee Less
Walk For Warmth | Kent County, MI
accesskent.com
Walk for Warmth is a short walk to raise money to keep the heat on for families in Kent County who have received a utility shut-off notice for gas, electric, and deliverable fuels like propane.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
If you’re looking for a fun spot to visit this weekend, I highly recommend checking out Silva! I recently had the chance to tour this one-of-a-kind “dinnertainment” venue, where guests can enjoy a truly unique experience. As you explore, you’ll be drawn in by the artistic details that celebrate the evolution of Grand Rapids. I hope you give it a try! ... See MoreSee Less
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Today, we remember the lives lost and those forever changed by the tragedy at MSU. Two years have passed, but the pain remains. We stand with the Spartan community, supporting those who grieve, heal, and fight for a safer future. #spartanstogether 💚Today we honor the memory of students Arielle Anderson, Brian Fraser and Alexandria Verner as well as all affected by the tragedy that occurred on our campus two years ago.
As we join in remembrance, it is important to recognize and accept what you are feeling. Take care, Spartans. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Last month, I had the privilege of touring Artists Creating Together (ACT) and meeting their Executive Director, Angela. I gained valuable insight into the incredible work ACT does to empower individuals with disabilities to learn, grow, and celebrate through the arts. It was inspiring to witness their impact on the West Michigan community firsthand, especially by watching the students in their ukulele club! ... See MoreSee Less
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer has signed our bipartisan maternal health bills into law. I'm proud that my bill, House Bill 5172, is part of this critical package aimed at enhancing the health and safety of new mothers and their children. These bills are designed to address the unique needs of maternal healthcare, ensuring better outcomes for families. ... See MoreSee Less
3 CommentsComment on Facebook
So vitally important, thank you for your work on this!
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Thank you!
This week is National School Counseling Week! Let’s celebrate the unique contributions of school counselors within Michigan school systems and the vital role they play in helping students thrive. Now is a critical time to support them as they guide students toward success. #NSCW25 ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Black history is American history. This Black History Month, let’s celebrate, learn, and honor the resilience, excellence, and leadership of Black leaders, artists, activists, and everyday heroes who have shaped our nation. Let’s honor the past and keep pushing for progress. ... See MoreSee Less
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