State Representative
Kristian Grant
Grand Rapids | 82nd House District
Serving 91,219 constituents in E/SE/S Grand Rapids, part of Wyoming
KristianGrant@house.mi.gov
(517) 373-1800
Office: S-1186 House Office Building
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Don't miss our first Community Conversations of the year at Hall Street Bakery on January 27th at 9am! Let's discuss our priorities for this year and what's most important to you in Grand Rapids!
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Housing matters for ALL. That’s why the work that ayayouthcollective does to protect vulnerable teens and young adults is so important. If we can help them learn skills and become stable at a young age, it will set them on a path for success in the future. It was amazing to help secure funding for housing specifically for homeless youth alongside Senator Winnie Brinks. The work AYA does is benefiting our entire community!
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The Grand Rapids African American Museum is such a staple in our community as they share the history and stories that shape our city. It was a pleasure to join them as they honored Ms. Minnie Forbes, the last living owner of a Negro League baseball team. She is truly a legend living among us!
Pictured here in the first image (left to right):
George & Deborah P. Bayard, founders of GRAAMA
Ray Richardson, NL baseball player
myself
Johnny Walker, NL baseball player
Minnie Forbes, last living NL baseball team owner
Dan Grocer, NL baseball player
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It's been a year full of blessings, community, good policy, and great friends. I am grateful for each experience and opportunity. I hope you are ending this year with peace and hope for what's ahead. Happy New Year!
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Although these bills did not make it out of the house this session I wanted to share the floor speech that was given. It reaffirms my why and explains why we must reform how we look at housing in Michigan. The work continues next year and I hope we can do it together! #michiganhousingforward
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Very well said! Don’t give up!!❤️🙏🏾
🙋🏾♂️ I vote Yes too
It was my pleasure to honor Ms. Lillie Lester on the House floor with her family and my colleagues. Lillie was the first woman to serve as a legislative sergeant-at-arms in the United States, protecting and assisting legislators, staff, and visitors at the Michigan Capitol. She was also a founding member of the Michigan Black Legislative Caucus and a mentor to many of its early members.
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I am honored to be able to serve District 82 for another term. My second swearing in is officially in the books and I look forward to the work ahead.
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Hi everyone! I have good and bad news to share with you. The good is that we are still hard at work in Lansing––the bad is this means I need to postpone tomorrow’s Community Conversation until next year.
I know you all were looking forward to discussing our goals for the next legislative cycle. However, there is still more work to be done in Lansing this year and I am making the most of the time we have left to ensure our priorities get passed into law! Apologies for the inconvenience but I hope to see you soon. Happy Holidays!
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Keep up the amazing work! This has been a tough one. I’m so proud to be represented by you!
No problem! You are really rockin’ it!
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Kristian Grant IN THE NEWS
Grant Bill to Improve Housing Standards Passes Michigan Senate
LANSING, Mich., Nov. 10, 2023 — The Michigan Senate recently passed House Bill 4717 today with strong bipartisan support. The bill will [...]
Vital Record Access Equity for Adoptees Passes House
LANSING, Mich., Nov. 9, 2023 — Bipartisan legislation to ensure equity and transparency in the lives of adoptees passed the [...]
Bipartisan Legislators Champion Equal Birth Certificate Access for Adopted Individuals
LANSING, Mich., Oct. 18, 2023 – State Reps. Kristian Grant (D-Grand Rapids) and Pat Outman (R-Six Lakes) recently introduced House Bills 5148 and 5149. These bills [...]
Don't miss our first Community Conversations of the year at Hall Street Bakery on January 27th at 9am! Let's discuss our priorities for this year and what's most important to you in Grand Rapids! ... See MoreSee Less
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Housing matters for ALL. That’s why the work that ayayouthcollective does to protect vulnerable teens and young adults is so important. If we can help them learn skills and become stable at a young age, it will set them on a path for success in the future. It was amazing to help secure funding for housing specifically for homeless youth alongside Senator Winnie Brinks. The work AYA does is benefiting our entire community! ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
The Grand Rapids African American Museum is such a staple in our community as they share the history and stories that shape our city. It was a pleasure to join them as they honored Ms. Minnie Forbes, the last living owner of a Negro League baseball team. She is truly a legend living among us!
Pictured here in the first image (left to right):
George & Deborah P. Bayard, founders of GRAAMA
Ray Richardson, NL baseball player
myself
Johnny Walker, NL baseball player
Minnie Forbes, last living NL baseball team owner
Dan Grocer, NL baseball player ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
It's been a year full of blessings, community, good policy, and great friends. I am grateful for each experience and opportunity. I hope you are ending this year with peace and hope for what's ahead. Happy New Year! ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Although these bills did not make it out of the house this session I wanted to share the floor speech that was given. It reaffirms my why and explains why we must reform how we look at housing in Michigan. The work continues next year and I hope we can do it together! #michiganhousingforward ... See MoreSee Less
2 CommentsComment on Facebook
Very well said! Don’t give up!!❤️🙏🏾
🙋🏾♂️ I vote Yes too
It was my pleasure to honor Ms. Lillie Lester on the House floor with her family and my colleagues. Lillie was the first woman to serve as a legislative sergeant-at-arms in the United States, protecting and assisting legislators, staff, and visitors at the Michigan Capitol. She was also a founding member of the Michigan Black Legislative Caucus and a mentor to many of its early members. ... See MoreSee Less
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Wishing you and yours a wonderful Christmas Day! ... See MoreSee Less
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I am honored to be able to serve District 82 for another term. My second swearing in is officially in the books and I look forward to the work ahead. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Hi everyone! I have good and bad news to share with you. The good is that we are still hard at work in Lansing––the bad is this means I need to postpone tomorrow’s Community Conversation until next year.
I know you all were looking forward to discussing our goals for the next legislative cycle. However, there is still more work to be done in Lansing this year and I am making the most of the time we have left to ensure our priorities get passed into law! Apologies for the inconvenience but I hope to see you soon. Happy Holidays! ... See MoreSee Less
2 CommentsComment on Facebook
Keep up the amazing work! This has been a tough one. I’m so proud to be represented by you!
No problem! You are really rockin’ it!