State Representative
Jennifer Conlin
Ann Arbor | 48th House District
Serving 92,373 constituents in Waterloo Township, Lyndon Township, Dexter Township, SE Putnam Township (Pinckney), Genoa Township, Hamburg Township, Webster Township, Northfield Township, NW/N/NE Ann Arbor Township, N/NE Ann Arbor
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(517) 373-7557
Office: N-897 House Office Building
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There are so many days where I wish I could be two places at the same time! Today was one of those days. I wanted to be at the Dexter Summer Festival Parade, an annual event I love. But I also wanted to attend Citizen Yoga in the Big House. So while Rep. Debbie Dingell and I went to the parade, my daughter and husband attended the Yoga event which was all about mental health and human connection, including a partnership with Garrett's Space. Thanks for being my doppelgängers!
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It was great last night, as always, to connect with the members of the Huron River Chain Of Lakes Association at their annual pizza party. Sen. Theis also attended the event at the American Legion in Pinckney and we did a brief Q and A on some environmental issues. One fun addition this year was an interactive Watershed Game to educate community members on how local land use impacts water quality, nonpoint source pollution, and lake health.
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Last evening, I attended the 2026 Northfield Township National Night Out with Rep. Debbie Dingell. The free, annual event is
aimed at strengthening police-community partnerships and features both the Police and Fire Departments and lots of activities for families. All in all, a great night out especially given the perfect weather yesterday!
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Saturday, I attended the Annual Ann Arbor Pride hosted in tandem with the Jim Toy Community Center. It was such an honor to celebrate with my fellow elected officials and the LGBTQ community and their allies on the streets of Ann Arbor! Please know we are here to protect your rights and will refuse to go backward when it comes to equality in Michigan! 🏳️🌈
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Yesterday, I was in Lansing for an Oversight Committee and was able to stop by the Stolen Lives picnic on the lawn at the Capitol, honoring Prescribed Harm Awareness Day and the Antidepressant Risks that come with treatment. So many people with mental health issues—including many veterans with PTSD—take their own lives while on prescription drugs when therapy would be a better and safer alternative. Parents of victims emotionally testified to the loss of their family members during this very educational event.
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These nine bills are more than headlines; they’re real solutions to deliver economic security and access to healthcare for working families. I will continue to support the reintroduction of these bills until they’re signed into law.
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Earlier this month, I had a wonderful meeting with the amazing Eileen Zilch, the CEO and President of Community Catalysts. It is a non-profit that provides share-equity home ownership opportunities to individuals and families. Based in Howell, she told me all about their latest project that is now a reality. They are in the process of developing Livingston County’s first Community Land Trust! I can’t wait to see how this CLT will help the community and promise to help in any way I can at the state-level! Congrats and thank you for your much-needed work on our housing shortage!
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Six Michigan American Legion posts are collecting donations for victims of severe flash flooding in West Virginia (including American Legion Post 235 Brighton Michigan), with supplies set to depart Thursday morning.
A storm system last week caused widespread flash flooding across West Virginia, washing away entire communities. See below on where and what to donate. (I just dropped off my donations in Brighton!) Thank you to our veterans for organizing this so quickly to help these flood victims.
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Yesterday, the Disability Network Washtenaw Monroe Livingston Counties, once again threw a fantastic ADA celebration in Ann Arbor on Research Park Drive.
This year’s festival was particularly special as they are celebrating 50 years of empoweringthe lives of people with disabilities and advocating for a more inclusivecommunity for all. The theme was "FRIENDship," celebrating the power of connection, inclusion, and community. Every resource table provided assistance, or perspective on disability-related issues affecting our
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Jennifer Conlin IN THE NEWS
Democratic Lawmakers Express Outrage Over “Shockingly Harmful” Environmental Language in Republican Budget
▩ Press Release | Aug. 29, 2025 LANSING, Mich., Aug. 29, 2025 — A group of eight House Democrats expressed “shock [...]
Conlin Warns of Damage From Rushed House Budget
House Republicans’ hastily passed budget puts critical programs at risk LANSING, Mich., Aug. 28, 2025 — This week, House Republicans [...]
Conlin on GOP Leadership Failing to Meet State Budget Deadline
LANSING, Mich., July 3, 2025 — July 1 is the deadline for the legislature to pass and present a budget [...]
There are so many days where I wish I could be two places at the same time! Today was one of those days. I wanted to be at the Dexter Summer Festival Parade, an annual event I love. But I also wanted to attend Citizen Yoga in the Big House. So while Rep. Debbie Dingell and I went to the parade, my daughter and husband attended the Yoga event which was all about mental health and human connection, including a partnership with Garrett's Space. Thanks for being my doppelgängers! ... See MoreSee Less
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It was great last night, as always, to connect with the members of the Huron River Chain Of Lakes Association at their annual pizza party. Sen. Theis also attended the event at the American Legion in Pinckney and we did a brief Q and A on some environmental issues. One fun addition this year was an interactive Watershed Game to educate community members on how local land use impacts water quality, nonpoint source pollution, and lake health. ... See MoreSee Less
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Last evening, I attended the 2026 Northfield Township National Night Out with Rep. Debbie Dingell. The free, annual event is
aimed at strengthening police-community partnerships and features both the Police and Fire Departments and lots of activities for families. All in all, a great night out especially given the perfect weather yesterday! ... See MoreSee Less
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Saturday, I attended the Annual Ann Arbor Pride hosted in tandem with the Jim Toy Community Center. It was such an honor to celebrate with my fellow elected officials and the LGBTQ community and their allies on the streets of Ann Arbor! Please know we are here to protect your rights and will refuse to go backward when it comes to equality in Michigan! 🏳️🌈 ... See MoreSee Less
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Yesterday, I was in Lansing for an Oversight Committee and was able to stop by the Stolen Lives picnic on the lawn at the Capitol, honoring Prescribed Harm Awareness Day and the Antidepressant Risks that come with treatment. So many people with mental health issues—including many veterans with PTSD—take their own lives while on prescription drugs when therapy would be a better and safer alternative. Parents of victims emotionally testified to the loss of their family members during this very educational event. ... See MoreSee Less
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These nine bills are more than headlines; they’re real solutions to deliver economic security and access to healthcare for working families. I will continue to support the reintroduction of these bills until they’re signed into law. ... See MoreSee Less
11 CommentsComment on Facebook
Earlier this month, I had a wonderful meeting with the amazing Eileen Zilch, the CEO and President of Community Catalysts. It is a non-profit that provides share-equity home ownership opportunities to individuals and families. Based in Howell, she told me all about their latest project that is now a reality. They are in the process of developing Livingston County’s first Community Land Trust! I can’t wait to see how this CLT will help the community and promise to help in any way I can at the state-level! Congrats and thank you for your much-needed work on our housing shortage! ... See MoreSee Less
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Six Michigan American Legion posts are collecting donations for victims of severe flash flooding in West Virginia (including American Legion Post 235 Brighton Michigan), with supplies set to depart Thursday morning.
A storm system last week caused widespread flash flooding across West Virginia, washing away entire communities. See below on where and what to donate. (I just dropped off my donations in Brighton!) Thank you to our veterans for organizing this so quickly to help these flood victims. ... See MoreSee Less
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Yesterday, the Disability Network Washtenaw Monroe Livingston Counties, once again threw a fantastic ADA celebration in Ann Arbor on Research Park Drive.
This year’s festival was particularly special as they are celebrating 50 years of empoweringthe lives of people with disabilities and advocating for a more inclusivecommunity for all. The theme was "FRIENDship," celebrating the power of connection, inclusion, and community. Every resource table provided assistance, or perspective on disability-related issues affecting our ... See MoreSee Less
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