State Representative
Felicia Brabec
Pittsfield Township | 33rd House District
Serving 92,730 constituents in Bridgewater Township, Saline Township, Saline city, W/NW York Township, nearly all Pittsfield Township, south Ann Arbor, Lodi Township, SE Scio Township
FeliciaBrabec@house.mi.gov
(517) 373-0820
Office: N-797 House Office Building
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My heart goes out to the victims' friends and families, and our communities. Senseless gun violence is never the solution and Americans deserve to feel safe wherever they are. I wish all of those impacted can find peace and togetherness as they navigate these losses.
Brabec, Aiyash on Last Night’s Detroit Shooting, Two Deaths - housedems.com
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LANSING, Mich., Sept. 16, 2024 — After the Detroit Lions game last night, an argument erupted that led to gun violence. Two Detroiters were killed as a result. The violence took place around 4:30 p....0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Patriot Day. In honor and remembrance. 2001 - 2024.
23 years ago we watched as 2,753 people at the world trade center, 184 members of the pentagon, and 40 individuals outside of Shanksville, Pennsylvania all gave their lives for our country. First responders bravely gave their lives protecting citizens of our country, and other proud patriots joined them in the fight to protect their fellow Americans. Today, we honor the lives lost as a result of the attacks on 9/11, and all of the lives that followed as a result of the aftershocks on our country. May the members of every community find togetherness in their remembrance, and may we as a country never forget.
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September marks Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, with today being World Suicide Awareness Day. Across the globe people are impacted by stigma surrounding mental health. In fact, the narrative regarding stigma around mental health can have severe social and emotional consequences. Each of us is impacted by suicide, whether you have experienced the loss of a loved one by suicide or experienced suicidal thoughts yourself. It is important that we all know that there is help and support available in our community. Supporting one another, offering a listening ear and open heart and connecting one another to services is the best way that we can show up for one another.
If you or someone you know is struggling, please visit MiCAL.michigan.gov/s/ for assistance or call the 24/7 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline. Providers are always ready to help over call, text, chat, or connect you with resources.
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Happy Primary Day! I want to encourage all of my fellow Michiganders to go out and vote today! Michigan democrats have passed groundbreaking legislation to strengthen our elections. It’s important that we all exercise our right to participate in our democracy. You can go to mvic.sos.state.mi.us/Voter/Index to look up your voting place and hours. And if you aren’t registered to vote yet, there’s still time to do it! If you’re not registered, you can visit your city/township’s clerk and vote during the same visit or register online, Here’s how: mvic.sos.state.mi.us/Home/RegisterToVote#how And as always, reach out to our office if you have any questions.
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As we head towards this year’s primary and general election, the Michigan legislature is required by law to enter two month-long communications blackout periods leading up to these elections. The first began July 6 and will continue until August 6, the day of the primary election. The next blackout period will begin October 5 through Election Day on November 5. This means my legislative colleagues and I will be stepping back from our official social media accounts, halting newsletters, mailers, and most other communications through August 6 and from the beginning of October to election day on November 5.
While I will not be posting legislative updates or livestreaming our Coffee Hours over these two periods, delivering uninterrupted constituent services is essential to my team and I. The blackout periods will not affect my team’s ability to respond to constituent inquiries in a timely manner, and I invite you to email my office at FeliciaBrabec@house.mi.gov if you have any questions or concerns.
Nonetheless, these blackout periods remind us that it is almost time to vote! The primary election in Michigan takes place on August 6, and the general election on November 5. Visit www.Michigan.gov/VOTE to discover your polling location, find ballot drop boxes in your area, or register to vote online. If using an absentee ballot, remember they must be received by your city or township clerk by 8 p.m. on Election Day. If returning absentee ballots by mail, it is recommended to do so at least two weeks before election day to ensure that your vote is received in time to be counted.
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Today is Disability Independence Day! 34 years ago, former President George Bush Signed the Americans with Disabilities Act into law. Today serves as a reminder of the ongoing struggle for accessible infrastructure, healthcare equity, and inclusive policies that we should be aiming for. Take time to read the inspiring stories of figures like Audre Lorde, Judith Heumann, Brad Lomax, or even FDR. Let's make today a good one, and celebrate how far we’ve come.
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This July is Disability Pride Month, marking the anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, which was signed into law on July 26th, 1990. This month is a reminder to take time to engage with the diverse stories of people across the nation who have a disability. From students, to advocates, to veterans, to family; it's important to recognize the difficulties facing Americans with disabilities. While this month is an opportunity to celebrate and share pride, let's not forget the work that needs to be done to achieve equity for 1 in 4 Americans. Access to reliable and affordable mobility aids and healthcare, practicing Covid safety, and recognizing the various struggles that come with intersectional identities are all things disability advocates have been calling attention to. This month, we Michiganders can do our part by listening to and elevating the voices of our disabled community.
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Pittsfield leadership, including Supervisor Mandy Grewal & Park Commission Chair Trish Reilly, has diligently worked to develop a sustainable plan for Oak Valley Park. It's exciting when that planning comes to fruition to provide accessible recreational space within our township. This is what happens when different levels of government work together. #PuttingPeopleFirst
$1M grant approved for construction of new Pittsfield Township park
www.mlive.com
The park will be located at the intersection of Waters Road and Oak Valley Drive.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
As a clinical psychologist, a lawmaker and a parent, I cannot emphasize enough how dangerous the practice of "conversion therapy" is, especially to young Michiganders exploring who they are. #NoHateInMIState
Catholic counselors sue over Michigan’s ban on conversion therapy
www.mlive.com
The lawsuit argues Michigan's ban on conversion therapy violates a right to free speech and free exercise of religion.2 CommentsComment on Facebook
Sounds like they don’t know how to do therapy, or Catholicism, correctly. Sigh
Why do you assume that someone who may disagree with your position is spreading "hate"?
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Felicia Brabec IN THE NEWS
MFSVPC Condemns Shooting, Child’s Injury
LANSING, Mich., Aug. 23, 2024 — This week a shooting took place injuring a sleeping 7-year old boy. It is [...]
Legislators Celebrate BIPOC Mental Health Awareness Month
Lawmakers observe the unique challenges that affect the mental health of racial and ethnic minorities State Rep. Kimberly Edwards [...]
Brabec on Final Budget Passage
Lawmaker highlights investments in equity, inclusion so all Michiganders can thrive State Rep. Felicia Brabec (D-Pittsfield Township) speaks on [...]
My heart goes out to the victims' friends and families, and our communities. Senseless gun violence is never the solution and Americans deserve to feel safe wherever they are. I wish all of those impacted can find peace and togetherness as they navigate these losses. ... See MoreSee Less
Brabec, Aiyash on Last Night’s Detroit Shooting, Two Deaths - housedems.com
housedems.com
LANSING, Mich., Sept. 16, 2024 — After the Detroit Lions game last night, an argument erupted that led to gun violence. Two Detroiters were killed as a result. The violence took place around 4:30 p....0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Patriot Day. In honor and remembrance. 2001 - 2024.
23 years ago we watched as 2,753 people at the world trade center, 184 members of the pentagon, and 40 individuals outside of Shanksville, Pennsylvania all gave their lives for our country. First responders bravely gave their lives protecting citizens of our country, and other proud patriots joined them in the fight to protect their fellow Americans. Today, we honor the lives lost as a result of the attacks on 9/11, and all of the lives that followed as a result of the aftershocks on our country. May the members of every community find togetherness in their remembrance, and may we as a country never forget. ... See MoreSee Less
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September marks Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, with today being World Suicide Awareness Day. Across the globe people are impacted by stigma surrounding mental health. In fact, the narrative regarding stigma around mental health can have severe social and emotional consequences. Each of us is impacted by suicide, whether you have experienced the loss of a loved one by suicide or experienced suicidal thoughts yourself. It is important that we all know that there is help and support available in our community. Supporting one another, offering a listening ear and open heart and connecting one another to services is the best way that we can show up for one another.
If you or someone you know is struggling, please visit MiCAL.michigan.gov/s/ for assistance or call the 24/7 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline. Providers are always ready to help over call, text, chat, or connect you with resources. ... See MoreSee Less
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Happy Primary Day! I want to encourage all of my fellow Michiganders to go out and vote today! Michigan democrats have passed groundbreaking legislation to strengthen our elections. It’s important that we all exercise our right to participate in our democracy. You can go to mvic.sos.state.mi.us/Voter/Index to look up your voting place and hours. And if you aren’t registered to vote yet, there’s still time to do it! If you’re not registered, you can visit your city/township’s clerk and vote during the same visit or register online, Here’s how: mvic.sos.state.mi.us/Home/RegisterToVote#how And as always, reach out to our office if you have any questions. ... See MoreSee Less
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State Representative Felicia Brabec I am seeing you have only 786 follower. Do you wanna increase it? If you want I can help you to reach up to 10k follower on your account. Do you need to complete your 60k minute views? If you are interested, inbox me "How?"
As we head towards this year’s primary and general election, the Michigan legislature is required by law to enter two month-long communications blackout periods leading up to these elections. The first began July 6 and will continue until August 6, the day of the primary election. The next blackout period will begin October 5 through Election Day on November 5. This means my legislative colleagues and I will be stepping back from our official social media accounts, halting newsletters, mailers, and most other communications through August 6 and from the beginning of October to election day on November 5.
While I will not be posting legislative updates or livestreaming our Coffee Hours over these two periods, delivering uninterrupted constituent services is essential to my team and I. The blackout periods will not affect my team’s ability to respond to constituent inquiries in a timely manner, and I invite you to email my office at FeliciaBrabec@house.mi.gov if you have any questions or concerns.
Nonetheless, these blackout periods remind us that it is almost time to vote! The primary election in Michigan takes place on August 6, and the general election on November 5. Visit www.Michigan.gov/VOTE to discover your polling location, find ballot drop boxes in your area, or register to vote online. If using an absentee ballot, remember they must be received by your city or township clerk by 8 p.m. on Election Day. If returning absentee ballots by mail, it is recommended to do so at least two weeks before election day to ensure that your vote is received in time to be counted. ... See MoreSee Less
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Today is Disability Independence Day! 34 years ago, former President George Bush Signed the Americans with Disabilities Act into law. Today serves as a reminder of the ongoing struggle for accessible infrastructure, healthcare equity, and inclusive policies that we should be aiming for. Take time to read the inspiring stories of figures like Audre Lorde, Judith Heumann, Brad Lomax, or even FDR. Let's make today a good one, and celebrate how far we’ve come. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
This July is Disability Pride Month, marking the anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, which was signed into law on July 26th, 1990. This month is a reminder to take time to engage with the diverse stories of people across the nation who have a disability. From students, to advocates, to veterans, to family; it's important to recognize the difficulties facing Americans with disabilities. While this month is an opportunity to celebrate and share pride, let's not forget the work that needs to be done to achieve equity for 1 in 4 Americans. Access to reliable and affordable mobility aids and healthcare, practicing Covid safety, and recognizing the various struggles that come with intersectional identities are all things disability advocates have been calling attention to. This month, we Michiganders can do our part by listening to and elevating the voices of our disabled community. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Pittsfield leadership, including Supervisor Mandy Grewal & Park Commission Chair Trish Reilly, has diligently worked to develop a sustainable plan for Oak Valley Park. It's exciting when that planning comes to fruition to provide accessible recreational space within our township. This is what happens when different levels of government work together. #PuttingPeopleFirst ... See MoreSee Less
$1M grant approved for construction of new Pittsfield Township park
www.mlive.com
The park will be located at the intersection of Waters Road and Oak Valley Drive.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
As a clinical psychologist, a lawmaker and a parent, I cannot emphasize enough how dangerous the practice of "conversion therapy" is, especially to young Michiganders exploring who they are. #NoHateInMIState ... See MoreSee Less
Catholic counselors sue over Michigan’s ban on conversion therapy
www.mlive.com
The lawsuit argues Michigan's ban on conversion therapy violates a right to free speech and free exercise of religion.2 CommentsComment on Facebook
Sounds like they don’t know how to do therapy, or Catholicism, correctly. Sigh
Why do you assume that someone who may disagree with your position is spreading "hate"?