State Representative
Jenn Hill
Marquette | 109th House District
Serving 89,410 constituents in Baraga County, most of Dickinson County, Marquette County, Alger County
JennHill@house.mi.gov
(517) 373-0498
Office: S-1488 House Office Building
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Yesterday, I testified in the House Families, Children and Seniors committee on legislation that would ensure public employees can provide for their adult disabled children. Our current system will not allow pension recipients to designate special needs trusts as pension beneficiaries. This is problematic because designating an individual instead of a trust can interfere with eligibility for other vital benefits.
This issue was brought to me by a constituent, Dee, who joined me in testifying. This legal snag has presented a significant barrier for Dee as she tries to secure a future for her loved one. Thanks to Dee's efforts and persistence, I am hopeful we can help her and other Michiganders in her position secure a stable future for their families.
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Thank you for your advocacy Jenn!
I'm going to miss the 109th having a useful representative...
Great job Jenn! You will be missed
I’m thankful for the U.P., for our incredible communities and for the privilege to have served you these last two years. From my family to yours, we wish you a day filled with laughter and love. Happy Thanksgiving!
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Big-box stores have been using a loophole to avoid paying their fair share of property taxes. This hurts our local communities and essential services. Our local leaders have had to reallocate and reassess vital funding to ensure we can stay above water and continue critical programs at our libraries, schools and city programs from being cut.
Our bill package aims to close the "dark store" loophole and ensure these corporations pay their fair share.
Legislators hope to end ‘dark stores’ tax loophole in lame duck session • Michigan Advance
michiganadvance.com
It’s an issue that has been discussed for years, with previous attempts at a solution falling short, but lawmakers and local officials are hoping to gain passage in the next few weeks of bipartisan ...3 CommentsComment on Facebook
No on 6068 and no to giving illegals licenses!!!!!!
Close the dark store loop hole!!!
Walmart in Houghton threatened to pull out if forced to pay taxes.
Happy Opening Day to all the hunters out there! 🦌
10 things hunters need to remember before hitting the fields Friday
www.bigrapidsnews.com
Prepare for the whitetail deer hunting season with these 10 essential tips from the DNR, including online harvest reporting and regulation updates.1 CommentComment on Facebook
State Representative Jenn Hill Our children can’t even read with 3rd grade Mstep scores as all time low, but sure let’s feed them birth control at school and teach them gender ideology as priority with bills such as 6068
The beauty of the Keweenaw Heartlands can't be overstated. From the rich geological history, housing of endangered species and year-round activities — the land should be used and managed by the Michiganders who care for it. I've introduced legislation to keep these forests owned and managed by the local community instead of allowing them to be reserved for the exclusive use of out-of-state conglomerates.
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State Representative Jenn Hill it’s going to be so sad without you!!! You’ve done so much good work for us . 
Very sorry to see you leaving! You have been outstanding! Now Ed Mcgroom will rule the U.P.!
Your representation has been vital!
Today, we honor the brave men and women who have served our country. We've delivered for our veterans by:
• Funding $1.2 million for veteran suicide prevention.
• Allocating $2 million in grants to address veteran homelessness.
• Increasing property tax credits for disabled veterans or widows.
• Creating an accessible pathway for spouses & dependents to pursue a degree.
Thank you for your sacrifice and dedication.
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Election Day is tomorrow, but there is still time to register to vote! Visit your local clerk's office in person by 8 p.m. tomorrow. Find your clerk's office and polling place at the State of Michigan resource below. ⬇️
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Loser. Woot woot
Daylight saving time ends this weekend, which means it's time to "fall back." Remember to set your clocks back one hour before going to bed tonight. 😴
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It's National Family Literacy Day! From the living room to the classroom, Michigan's students will have more literacy support than ever before. As parents help their kids read at home, we're giving classrooms learning materials proven to support students who face reading challenges, ensuring every student has the power of literacy.
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Yesterday, I testified in the House Families, Children and Seniors committee on legislation that would ensure public employees can provide for their adult disabled children. Our current system will not allow pension recipients to designate special needs trusts as pension beneficiaries. This is problematic because designating an individual instead of a trust can interfere with eligibility for other vital benefits.
This issue was brought to me by a constituent, Dee, who joined me in testifying. This legal snag has presented a significant barrier for Dee as she tries to secure a future for her loved one. Thanks to Dee's efforts and persistence, I am hopeful we can help her and other Michiganders in her position secure a stable future for their families. ... See MoreSee Less
8 CommentsComment on Facebook
Thank you for your advocacy Jenn!
I'm going to miss the 109th having a useful representative...
Great job Jenn! You will be missed
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I’m thankful for the U.P., for our incredible communities and for the privilege to have served you these last two years. From my family to yours, we wish you a day filled with laughter and love. Happy Thanksgiving! ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Big-box stores have been using a loophole to avoid paying their fair share of property taxes. This hurts our local communities and essential services. Our local leaders have had to reallocate and reassess vital funding to ensure we can stay above water and continue critical programs at our libraries, schools and city programs from being cut.
Our bill package aims to close the "dark store" loophole and ensure these corporations pay their fair share. ... See MoreSee Less
Legislators hope to end ‘dark stores’ tax loophole in lame duck session • Michigan Advance
michiganadvance.com
It’s an issue that has been discussed for years, with previous attempts at a solution falling short, but lawmakers and local officials are hoping to gain passage in the next few weeks of bipartisan ...3 CommentsComment on Facebook
No on 6068 and no to giving illegals licenses!!!!!!
Close the dark store loop hole!!!
Walmart in Houghton threatened to pull out if forced to pay taxes.
Happy Opening Day to all the hunters out there! 🦌 ... See MoreSee Less
10 things hunters need to remember before hitting the fields Friday
www.bigrapidsnews.com
Prepare for the whitetail deer hunting season with these 10 essential tips from the DNR, including online harvest reporting and regulation updates.1 CommentComment on Facebook
State Representative Jenn Hill Our children can’t even read with 3rd grade Mstep scores as all time low, but sure let’s feed them birth control at school and teach them gender ideology as priority with bills such as 6068
The beauty of the Keweenaw Heartlands can't be overstated. From the rich geological history, housing of endangered species and year-round activities — the land should be used and managed by the Michiganders who care for it. I've introduced legislation to keep these forests owned and managed by the local community instead of allowing them to be reserved for the exclusive use of out-of-state conglomerates. ... See MoreSee Less
3 CommentsComment on Facebook
State Representative Jenn Hill it’s going to be so sad without you!!! You’ve done so much good work for us . 
Very sorry to see you leaving! You have been outstanding! Now Ed Mcgroom will rule the U.P.!
Your representation has been vital!
Today, we honor the brave men and women who have served our country. We've delivered for our veterans by:
• Funding $1.2 million for veteran suicide prevention.
• Allocating $2 million in grants to address veteran homelessness.
• Increasing property tax credits for disabled veterans or widows.
• Creating an accessible pathway for spouses & dependents to pursue a degree.
Thank you for your sacrifice and dedication. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Election Day is tomorrow, but there is still time to register to vote! Visit your local clerk's office in person by 8 p.m. tomorrow. Find your clerk's office and polling place at the State of Michigan resource below. ⬇️ ... See MoreSee Less
Michigan Voter Information Center
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1 CommentComment on Facebook
Loser. Woot woot
Daylight saving time ends this weekend, which means it's time to "fall back." Remember to set your clocks back one hour before going to bed tonight. 😴 ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
It's National Family Literacy Day! From the living room to the classroom, Michigan's students will have more literacy support than ever before. As parents help their kids read at home, we're giving classrooms learning materials proven to support students who face reading challenges, ensuring every student has the power of literacy. ... See MoreSee Less
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