State Representative
Jason Morgan
Ann Arbor | 23rd House District
Serving 90,719 constituents in C/W Ann Arbor, E/SE Ann Arbor Township, nearly all Superior Township, Salem Township, W Plymouth Township, W/SW/S Northville Township, South Lyon, S Lyon Township
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(517) 373-0855
Office: S-787 House Office Building
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When it comes to elections, Republicans are trying to do two things:
1. Force the outcome in their favor, no matter the voice of the people.
2. Distract from how they’ve terribly screwed up our economy.
Last night was yet another step in Trump’s long, ongoing effort to undermine our elections. His lies won’t change the facts: Michigan’s elections are free, fair and secure.
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Trump gives primetime speech on elections as White House alleges Chinese access to voter dataPresident Trump gave a primetime address on elections tonight, as he remains focused on the 2020 race.
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Michigan is under a statewide air quality alert through Friday due to hazardous wildfire smoke.
Conditions are currently among the worst in the world, so please prioritize staying indoors, keeping windows closed, and running your AC with a high-quality filter. Avoid strenuous outdoor activities and check on neighbors or loved ones who may be sensitive to the poor air.
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Everyone in Michigan knows our roads need fixing, and this budget continues that work by adding over $52 million dollars for state and local roads and bridges. But fixing our infrastructure means investing in the whole system, not just asphalt.
We secured a $123.8 million-dollar boost for transit and rail programs, including a major increase for local bus operations. Reliable transit means parents get to work on time, seniors keep their independence, and we build communities that actually connect people.
This is a long-overdue investment in the people who build and use our infrastructure every day.
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High temps mean high risk! Fans alone won't cut it in this heat. Find refuge in air-conditioned places like libraries or malls. For cooling centers, dial 211 or go to 211.org.
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Public parks are the heart of our neighborhoods. Today, we cut the ribbon on the new Bicentennial Park splash pad to give our community's kids a great place to stay cool this summer. Grateful to the local officials and Parks Department staff who brought this project across the finish line. Stop by, bring the kids, and maybe stand back from the water bucket unless you’re looking to get drenched.
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Public parks are the heart of our neighborhoods. Today, we cut the ribbon on the new Bicentennial Park splash pad to give our community's kids a great place to stay cool this summer. Grateful to our local officials and Parks Department staff who brought this project across the finish line!
Stop by, bring the kids, and maybe stand back from the water bucket unless you’re looking to get drenched.
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Spent time earlier today exploring Growing Hope’s Urban Farm and Farmers Marketplace in Ypsilanti! The team here does the vital, daily work of building a fair and sustainable local food system.
Healthy communities require dependable access to nourishing food and real local ownership over our resources. Growing Hope turns empty space into productive greenhouses, connects neighbors, and creates deep community resilience. Thank you to Julius for having me and for your dedication to food justice right here at home.
(also, please say hi to Ed the Cow)
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MDOT is holding a public hearing on a proposed project to rebuild a 5.2-mile section of US-23 from I-94 to Earhart Road in Washtenaw County.
MDOT has prepared an environmental assessment (EA) and preferred alternatives (PA) for the proposed rebuilding of a 5.2-mile section of US-23 from I-94 to Earhart Road in the city of Ann Arbor, Pittsfield Township and Washtenaw County. The EA describes and analyzes the proposed work and measures taken to minimize impacts on the area.
Public comment:
The EA document is now open for public review and comment at the project website. Printed copies of the EA are also available for public review at designated locations listed on the project website: www.michigan.gov/mdot/projects-studies/studies/traffic-and-environmental-linkages-studies/us-23-i....
At the hearing, there will be opportunities to view a presentation, ask questions and publicly share your comments. A court reporter will record public comments as well as the formal presentation, and will be available to take comments in private for inclusion in the public hearing transcript.
Comments must be submitted online (forms.cloud.microsoft/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=h3D71Xc3rUKWaoku9HIl0UEAwNGP8WhKnaWNqFW21T9UMEdB...) or e-mailed to [email protected].
Comments are also accepted by mail postmarked by Aug. 3, 2026:
Emily Barajas
Van Wagoner Transportation Building B245
425 W. Ottawa St.
Lansing, MI 48933
Accessibility:
Attendees who require mobility, visual, hearing, written, or other assistance for effective participation should contact Orlando Curry at 517-241-7462 or [email protected], preferably at least five business days prior to the scheduled meeting. Forms are located on the Title VI webpage: www.Michigan.gov/MDOT/Programs/Title-VI. Requests made after this timeframe will be evaluated and honored to the extent possible.
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When it comes to elections, Republicans are trying to do two things:
1. Force the outcome in their favor, no matter the voice of the people.
2. Distract from how they’ve terribly screwed up our economy.
Last night was yet another step in Trump’s long, ongoing effort to undermine our elections. His lies won’t change the facts: Michigan’s elections are free, fair and secure. ... See MoreSee Less
30 CommentsComment on Facebook
Trump gives primetime speech on elections as White House alleges Chinese access to voter dataPresident Trump gave a primetime address on elections tonight, as he remains focused on the 2020 race. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Michigan is under a statewide air quality alert through Friday due to hazardous wildfire smoke.
Conditions are currently among the worst in the world, so please prioritize staying indoors, keeping windows closed, and running your AC with a high-quality filter. Avoid strenuous outdoor activities and check on neighbors or loved ones who may be sensitive to the poor air. ... See MoreSee Less
2 CommentsComment on Facebook
Everyone in Michigan knows our roads need fixing, and this budget continues that work by adding over $52 million dollars for state and local roads and bridges. But fixing our infrastructure means investing in the whole system, not just asphalt.
We secured a $123.8 million-dollar boost for transit and rail programs, including a major increase for local bus operations. Reliable transit means parents get to work on time, seniors keep their independence, and we build communities that actually connect people.
This is a long-overdue investment in the people who build and use our infrastructure every day. ... See MoreSee Less
6 CommentsComment on Facebook
High temps mean high risk! Fans alone won't cut it in this heat. Find refuge in air-conditioned places like libraries or malls. For cooling centers, dial 211 or go to 211.org. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Public parks are the heart of our neighborhoods. Today, we cut the ribbon on the new Bicentennial Park splash pad to give our community's kids a great place to stay cool this summer. Grateful to the local officials and Parks Department staff who brought this project across the finish line. Stop by, bring the kids, and maybe stand back from the water bucket unless you’re looking to get drenched. ... See MoreSee Less
5 CommentsComment on Facebook
Public parks are the heart of our neighborhoods. Today, we cut the ribbon on the new Bicentennial Park splash pad to give our community's kids a great place to stay cool this summer. Grateful to our local officials and Parks Department staff who brought this project across the finish line!
Stop by, bring the kids, and maybe stand back from the water bucket unless you’re looking to get drenched. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Spent time earlier today exploring Growing Hope’s Urban Farm and Farmers Marketplace in Ypsilanti! The team here does the vital, daily work of building a fair and sustainable local food system.
Healthy communities require dependable access to nourishing food and real local ownership over our resources. Growing Hope turns empty space into productive greenhouses, connects neighbors, and creates deep community resilience. Thank you to Julius for having me and for your dedication to food justice right here at home.
(also, please say hi to Ed the Cow) ... See MoreSee Less
1 CommentsComment on Facebook
MDOT is holding a public hearing on a proposed project to rebuild a 5.2-mile section of US-23 from I-94 to Earhart Road in Washtenaw County.
MDOT has prepared an environmental assessment (EA) and preferred alternatives (PA) for the proposed rebuilding of a 5.2-mile section of US-23 from I-94 to Earhart Road in the city of Ann Arbor, Pittsfield Township and Washtenaw County. The EA describes and analyzes the proposed work and measures taken to minimize impacts on the area.
Public comment:
The EA document is now open for public review and comment at the project website. Printed copies of the EA are also available for public review at designated locations listed on the project website: www.michigan.gov/mdot/projects-studies/studies/traffic-and-environmental-linkages-studies/us-23-i....
At the hearing, there will be opportunities to view a presentation, ask questions and publicly share your comments. A court reporter will record public comments as well as the formal presentation, and will be available to take comments in private for inclusion in the public hearing transcript.
Comments must be submitted online (forms.cloud.microsoft/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=h3D71Xc3rUKWaoku9HIl0UEAwNGP8WhKnaWNqFW21T9UMEdB...) or e-mailed to [email protected].
Comments are also accepted by mail postmarked by Aug. 3, 2026:
Emily Barajas
Van Wagoner Transportation Building B245
425 W. Ottawa St.
Lansing, MI 48933
Accessibility:
Attendees who require mobility, visual, hearing, written, or other assistance for effective participation should contact Orlando Curry at 517-241-7462 or [email protected], preferably at least five business days prior to the scheduled meeting. Forms are located on the Title VI webpage: www.Michigan.gov/MDOT/Programs/Title-VI. Requests made after this timeframe will be evaluated and honored to the extent possible. ... See MoreSee Less
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