State Representative
Jaime Churches
Wyandotte | 27th House District
Serving 90,457 constituents in Southern Southgate, Wyandotte, Riverview, Trenton, Gibraltar, Grosse Ile
JaimeChurches@house.mi.gov
(517) 373-0478
Office: N-791 House Office Building
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Today, alongside Mayor DeSana, the local Iron Workers, local leaders, and community members, I had the honor of attending the ribbon cutting for MI Cookie Project at 3051 4th Street in Wyandotte!
This isn’t just a bakery—MI Cookie Project is a mission-driven organization that’s making a positive impact on our community by empowering individuals with unique abilities. I’m so proud to support this incredible community that truly embodies the spirit of inclusivity, hard work, and joy that makes Downriver even better.
I encourage you to stop by and grab some delicious cookies while supporting a wonderful cause.
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Last night, I attended the Michigan Public Service Commission’s public hearing on DTE’s proposed rate increase. I’ve heard from Downriver constituents: they do not want yet another rate increase. DTE's yearly profits, million-dollar CEO salaries, and political contributions should not come at the expense of hardworking families. It's time for DTE to eliminate political giving, reduce shareholder payouts, and rein in executive pay—rather than burden the working class with continuous rate hikes.
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What is it going to take to get you to stop texting me and harassing me? I am going to call the police if it doesn’t stop. Stop texting me I did not give you my number and did not ask yo to text me. Please, Please,please can you please stop. 🙏🙏🙏 Please stop please stop.
You think you’re special and you can just text anyone anytime? Well my phone number is not for you. I don’t vote for people who thinks it’s OK to invade my privacy
Thanks to everyone who attended our constituent services event in Riverview.
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Today, Mayor DeSana, our local leaders, and I had the pleasure of welcoming Maria and her store, Loom, to Biddle Ave in Wyandotte. Maria’s grandfather was a talented weaver who immigrated from Poland, and now, she’s carrying on his legacy by opening her very own rug and textile store. We’re thrilled to have Maria and Loom as part of our growing business community. Welcome to Wyandotte, Maria!
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Tonight, we attended the Southgate City Council meeting. We came together to celebrate the $6.5 million dollars for the I-75 sound wall that our legislative team, Mayor Kuspa and other local leaders worked hard to deliver for Downriver residents. So grateful to be part of a team that is continually working hard to enhance our community.
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We had a service day with Meals on Wheels at the Copeland Center in Wyandotte. These meals are prepared and delivered to clients every Monday through Thursday, ensuring our community members have access to nutritious food.
They are currently in need of volunteers to help deliver meals in various communities. Residents served by the program include Detroit, Highland Park, Harper Woods, Hamtramck, Grosse Points, and Downriver. Contact Wayne County Senior Services at 734-326-5341 or 734-326-4401 or email seniornutrition@waynecounty.com for delivery eligibility or how to get involved.
Eligibility Criteria for Delivery Service:
- Age 60 years or older
- Homebound (unable to leave the house unassisted)
- Must be home to receive meal delivery
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Today, I stood alongside Mayor DeSana, local leaders and community partners to break ground on Wyandotte’s infrastructure project. These redevelopments are set to enhance the Downriver area, driving growth and improving quality of life for our residents. We were proud to help advocate and ensure the state was able to provide over $4 million dollars towards replacing lead line infrastructure and $2 million dollars towards the rehabilitation of the DeSana Center for Arts and Culture building on Chestnut St.
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Our team worked hard to secure $20m to be given to Wayne County so they could expedite repairs/replacements to the bridge. I am looking forward from hearing more updates from Wayne county about how they plan to move forward to ensure the safety of the residents of Grosse Ile.
Grosse Ile bridge: Community demands transparency as new weight restrictions issued
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The Grosse Ile Parkway Bridge is facing new weight restrictions after an inspection found deterioration in some steel plates.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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Today, alongside Mayor DeSana, the local Iron Workers, local leaders, and community members, I had the honor of attending the ribbon cutting for MI Cookie Project at 3051 4th Street in Wyandotte!
This isn’t just a bakery—MI Cookie Project is a mission-driven organization that’s making a positive impact on our community by empowering individuals with unique abilities. I’m so proud to support this incredible community that truly embodies the spirit of inclusivity, hard work, and joy that makes Downriver even better.
I encourage you to stop by and grab some delicious cookies while supporting a wonderful cause. ... See MoreSee Less
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Last night, I attended the Michigan Public Service Commission’s public hearing on DTE’s proposed rate increase. I’ve heard from Downriver constituents: they do not want yet another rate increase. DTE's yearly profits, million-dollar CEO salaries, and political contributions should not come at the expense of hardworking families. It's time for DTE to eliminate political giving, reduce shareholder payouts, and rein in executive pay—rather than burden the working class with continuous rate hikes. ... See MoreSee Less
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What is it going to take to get you to stop texting me and harassing me? I am going to call the police if it doesn’t stop. Stop texting me I did not give you my number and did not ask yo to text me. Please, Please,please can you please stop. 🙏🙏🙏 Please stop please stop.
You think you’re special and you can just text anyone anytime? Well my phone number is not for you. I don’t vote for people who thinks it’s OK to invade my privacy
Thanks to everyone who attended our constituent services event in Riverview. ... See MoreSee Less
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Today, Mayor DeSana, our local leaders, and I had the pleasure of welcoming Maria and her store, Loom, to Biddle Ave in Wyandotte. Maria’s grandfather was a talented weaver who immigrated from Poland, and now, she’s carrying on his legacy by opening her very own rug and textile store. We’re thrilled to have Maria and Loom as part of our growing business community. Welcome to Wyandotte, Maria! ... See MoreSee Less
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Tonight, we attended the Southgate City Council meeting. We came together to celebrate the $6.5 million dollars for the I-75 sound wall that our legislative team, Mayor Kuspa and other local leaders worked hard to deliver for Downriver residents. So grateful to be part of a team that is continually working hard to enhance our community. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
We had a service day with Meals on Wheels at the Copeland Center in Wyandotte. These meals are prepared and delivered to clients every Monday through Thursday, ensuring our community members have access to nutritious food.
They are currently in need of volunteers to help deliver meals in various communities. Residents served by the program include Detroit, Highland Park, Harper Woods, Hamtramck, Grosse Points, and Downriver. Contact Wayne County Senior Services at 734-326-5341 or 734-326-4401 or email seniornutrition@waynecounty.com for delivery eligibility or how to get involved.
Eligibility Criteria for Delivery Service:
- Age 60 years or older
- Homebound (unable to leave the house unassisted)
- Must be home to receive meal delivery ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Today, I stood alongside Mayor DeSana, local leaders and community partners to break ground on Wyandotte’s infrastructure project. These redevelopments are set to enhance the Downriver area, driving growth and improving quality of life for our residents. We were proud to help advocate and ensure the state was able to provide over $4 million dollars towards replacing lead line infrastructure and $2 million dollars towards the rehabilitation of the DeSana Center for Arts and Culture building on Chestnut St. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Our team worked hard to secure $20m to be given to Wayne County so they could expedite repairs/replacements to the bridge. I am looking forward from hearing more updates from Wayne county about how they plan to move forward to ensure the safety of the residents of Grosse Ile. ... See MoreSee Less
Grosse Ile bridge: Community demands transparency as new weight restrictions issued
www.wxyz.com
The Grosse Ile Parkway Bridge is facing new weight restrictions after an inspection found deterioration in some steel plates.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
It was an honor to speak at the first ever Downriver Pride event. ... See MoreSee Less
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