State Representative
Mai Xiong
Warren | 13th House District
Serving 92,063 constituents in SE/E/NE Warren, Roseville and St. Clair Shores
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(517) 373-0845
Office: N-692 House Office Building
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Today, I had the honor of attending a beautiful ceremony at our Michigan State Capitol recognizing our veterans, military service members and their families, while also remembering those we have lost.
One of the most special moments I’ll never forget was having the opportunity to personally thank the families of our fallen service members. No words can fully express our gratitude for their sacrifice. Behind every person who serves is a family that carries that commitment, too. We must never forget them.
Congratulations to Derek Blumke, this year's Michigan Veteran of the Year! It was wonderful to see Derek recognized for his service, leadership and continued advocacy for Michigan's veterans. I had the opportunity to work with Derek on legislation to support our veterans. I am so incredibly grateful for his continued work on behalf of those who served.
As a member of the House Families and Veterans Committee, honoring our veterans goes beyond words of appreciation. We have a responsibility to turn that gratitude into action.
This session, I introduced House Bill 5264 as part of a package of bills to strengthen support for Michigan's veterans and military families. My bill would establish the Michigan Military and Veteran Services Support Fund, allowing the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency to receive private donations to help support programs and services for our veterans, military members and their families.
There is still so much more work we must do to support our veterans and service members:
Reducing and preventing veterans suicide, expanding access to mental health resources, addressing housing and employment challenges, and ensuring our veterans can access the care and benefits they have earned.
This work requires all of us working together to pass meaningful legislation and dedicated funding.
To every veteran, active-duty service member, National Guard member, military family and the families who have lost a loved one in service: Thank you. We see you, we honor you.
It is my honor to continue working for you.
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Grateful for the opportunity to spend time with our veterans, hear their stories of service and sacrifice, and, most importantly, listen to what they would like to see from their elected leaders moving forward.
Their experiences, perspectives, and sacrifices remind us that supporting our veterans must go beyond words of gratitude. It means listening to their needs, advocating for the resources and services they deserve, and making sure they and their families are never forgotten.
Moments like these are important in helping us better understand how we can serve those who have given so much in service to our country.
A special thank you to the Roseville High School students in the Culinary Arts Program for preparing such a delicious brunch.
To all our veterans: thank you for your service and sacrifices. 🇺🇸
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Today and everyday, let’s continue to honor and thank all the brave men and women who have served our country. 🇺🇸
Your courage, sacrifice, and dedication to protecting our freedoms will never be forgotten.
I am especially grateful to the veterans and military families right here in my hometown who have given so much in service to our nation.
Happy Veterans Day! ❤️🤍💙
#veteransday #veterans #vietnamvet #cityofwarren #thankful
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Important Update: Forgotten Harvest Food Distribution in Roseville
The Forgotten Harvest Food Pantry Distribution Truck will NOT be at the senior apartment in Roseville today as previously mentioned.
We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience and any confusion this may cause. Unfortunately, the truck is not available today.
We appreciate your understanding. Please keep an eye out for updates on future distribution dates. Thank you for your patience!
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This evening I had the honor of joining Major General Paul Rogers and my colleague State Representative Julie M. Rogers for the annual Michigan Military & Veterans Gala.
Congratulations to all of the honorees who were recognized this evening and thank you for the work you do to serve our military and veterans community!
Our servicemembers, veterans, and their families make tremendous sacrifices for our state and country. Their service deserves more than our gratitude. It deserves our commitment, our support, and meaningful action. I was excited to see so many of them enjoying this evening dedicated to them.
Showing up to celebrate our military community is meaningful, but I am grateful to work for them in Lansing and to support policies and funding that help them do their job.
To every member who has served, currently serving, and the families who stand beside them: thank you. I see your sacrifices, I appreciate you, and I know that we have more work to do to make sure you have the support you deserve.
As a member of the House Families and Veterans Committee, whether it’s advocating for continued investment in Selfridge Air National Guard Base or fighting for affordable childcare so military families can better balance the demands of service and raising a family, I will continue to support the needs of our veterans and military families.
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Excited to celebrate the grand reopening of the St. Clair Shores Public Library! 📚🎉
A library is so much more than books. It’s a place where kids can learn and explore, adults can access computers and resources, families can gather, and our community can come together.
Thank you to the staff, volunteers, donors, the City of St. Clair Shores, and all those who worked together to make this possible.
I’m proud to have secured the final $500,000 in state funds to help complete this renovation. I’ll continue to work to bring resources back home and to invest in our community.
📚Library Hours
Monday–Thursday: 9 AM–8 PM
Friday–Saturday: 9 AM–5 PM
Sunday: Closed
The library is closed on Saturdays from Memorial Day through Labor Day.
Congratulations, St. Clair Shores! Here’s to many more years of learning, connection and community.
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I’m pleased to see the passage of the Macomb County public transportation millage renewal overwhelmingly supported by our residents. This renewal is a testament to communities coming together to recognize the importance of essential services like public transit.
For many of our seniors and residents with disabilities, public transportation isn't a luxury —it’s a lifeline. Everyday, our residents rely on public transportation to get to their medical appointments, go grocery shopping, and to get to work and school.
As families continue to face record-high gas prices and the rising cost of just about everything, investing in reliable and accessible public transportation makes more sense than ever.
Public transit is a “SMART” investment in our people, our communities, and our future. Thank you to the residents of Macomb County for showing up and supporting this important investment.
We each have an important role in supporting a stronger, more connected region.
As your state Representative, I’ll continue to work alongside our county leaders, regional transit partners, and our state to ensure our public transportation system is working for you.
#publictransit #publictransportation #smartbus #transit #masstransit #mobility
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Michiganders made it clear last night that they are tired of the culture wars, the constant attacks on marginalized communities, and politicians who are more focused on copying Trump and Republicans in Washington than on actually delivering for the people they represent.
While it is exciting to celebrate a Democratic trifecta 2.0, we cannot lose sight of the reality that Michigan families are hurting. The costs of groceries, gas, health care, and housing continue to rise, and people are struggling to make ends meet. Instead of helping, House Republicans spent the last two years blowing through budget deadlines and pushing Michigan to the edge of a government shutdown.
We have a lot of challenges ahead of us. We will be working with a smaller state budget and fewer federal resources because of the decisions made by Trump and Republicans, but we are ready to continue this work.
There is no better team to take on these challenges than Governor-elect Benson and our new Democratic majority. I’m grateful to the residents of Warren, Roseville, and
St. Clair Shores for sending me back to Lansing, and to the people of Michigan for placing their trust in all of us. Now it’s time to deliver, put people first, and get to work recovering, rebuilding, and making Michigan more affordable for everyone.
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Take your boots to the polls today!
Polls are open from 7am - 8pm. If you are in line by 8pm, you can and will be able to vote.
Do not go to city hall and try and vote. You must go to your polling precinct.
Turn in your absentee ballot to a Dropbox near you before 8pm. Do not put it in the USPS mailbox.
If you are a constituent and live in the 13th House District and encounter any issues, please reach out to my office.
You may also contact the voter protection hotline at: 866-OUR-VOTE / 866-687-8683
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Today, I had the honor of attending a beautiful ceremony at our Michigan State Capitol recognizing our veterans, military service members and their families, while also remembering those we have lost.
One of the most special moments I’ll never forget was having the opportunity to personally thank the families of our fallen service members. No words can fully express our gratitude for their sacrifice. Behind every person who serves is a family that carries that commitment, too. We must never forget them.
Congratulations to Derek Blumke, this year's Michigan Veteran of the Year! It was wonderful to see Derek recognized for his service, leadership and continued advocacy for Michigan's veterans. I had the opportunity to work with Derek on legislation to support our veterans. I am so incredibly grateful for his continued work on behalf of those who served.
As a member of the House Families and Veterans Committee, honoring our veterans goes beyond words of appreciation. We have a responsibility to turn that gratitude into action.
This session, I introduced House Bill 5264 as part of a package of bills to strengthen support for Michigan's veterans and military families. My bill would establish the Michigan Military and Veteran Services Support Fund, allowing the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency to receive private donations to help support programs and services for our veterans, military members and their families.
There is still so much more work we must do to support our veterans and service members:
Reducing and preventing veterans suicide, expanding access to mental health resources, addressing housing and employment challenges, and ensuring our veterans can access the care and benefits they have earned.
This work requires all of us working together to pass meaningful legislation and dedicated funding.
To every veteran, active-duty service member, National Guard member, military family and the families who have lost a loved one in service: Thank you. We see you, we honor you.
It is my honor to continue working for you. ...
1 CommentsComment on Facebook
Grateful for the opportunity to spend time with our veterans, hear their stories of service and sacrifice, and, most importantly, listen to what they would like to see from their elected leaders moving forward.
Their experiences, perspectives, and sacrifices remind us that supporting our veterans must go beyond words of gratitude. It means listening to their needs, advocating for the resources and services they deserve, and making sure they and their families are never forgotten.
Moments like these are important in helping us better understand how we can serve those who have given so much in service to our country.
A special thank you to the Roseville High School students in the Culinary Arts Program for preparing such a delicious brunch.
To all our veterans: thank you for your service and sacrifices. 🇺🇸 ...
7 CommentsComment on Facebook
Today and everyday, let’s continue to honor and thank all the brave men and women who have served our country. 🇺🇸
Your courage, sacrifice, and dedication to protecting our freedoms will never be forgotten.
I am especially grateful to the veterans and military families right here in my hometown who have given so much in service to our nation.
Happy Veterans Day! ❤️🤍💙
#veteransday #veterans #vietnamvet #cityofwarren #thankful ...
5 CommentsComment on Facebook
Important Update: Forgotten Harvest Food Distribution in Roseville
The Forgotten Harvest Food Pantry Distribution Truck will NOT be at the senior apartment in Roseville today as previously mentioned.
We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience and any confusion this may cause. Unfortunately, the truck is not available today.
We appreciate your understanding. Please keep an eye out for updates on future distribution dates. Thank you for your patience! ...
2 CommentsComment on Facebook
This evening I had the honor of joining Major General Paul Rogers and my colleague State Representative Julie M. Rogers for the annual Michigan Military & Veterans Gala.
Congratulations to all of the honorees who were recognized this evening and thank you for the work you do to serve our military and veterans community!
Our servicemembers, veterans, and their families make tremendous sacrifices for our state and country. Their service deserves more than our gratitude. It deserves our commitment, our support, and meaningful action. I was excited to see so many of them enjoying this evening dedicated to them.
Showing up to celebrate our military community is meaningful, but I am grateful to work for them in Lansing and to support policies and funding that help them do their job.
To every member who has served, currently serving, and the families who stand beside them: thank you. I see your sacrifices, I appreciate you, and I know that we have more work to do to make sure you have the support you deserve.
As a member of the House Families and Veterans Committee, whether it’s advocating for continued investment in Selfridge Air National Guard Base or fighting for affordable childcare so military families can better balance the demands of service and raising a family, I will continue to support the needs of our veterans and military families. ...
6 CommentsComment on Facebook
Excited to celebrate the grand reopening of the St. Clair Shores Public Library! 📚🎉
A library is so much more than books. It’s a place where kids can learn and explore, adults can access computers and resources, families can gather, and our community can come together.
Thank you to the staff, volunteers, donors, the City of St. Clair Shores, and all those who worked together to make this possible.
I’m proud to have secured the final $500,000 in state funds to help complete this renovation. I’ll continue to work to bring resources back home and to invest in our community.
📚Library Hours
Monday–Thursday: 9 AM–8 PM
Friday–Saturday: 9 AM–5 PM
Sunday: Closed
The library is closed on Saturdays from Memorial Day through Labor Day.
Congratulations, St. Clair Shores! Here’s to many more years of learning, connection and community. ...
10 CommentsComment on Facebook
I’m pleased to see the passage of the Macomb County public transportation millage renewal overwhelmingly supported by our residents. This renewal is a testament to communities coming together to recognize the importance of essential services like public transit.
For many of our seniors and residents with disabilities, public transportation isn't a luxury —it’s a lifeline. Everyday, our residents rely on public transportation to get to their medical appointments, go grocery shopping, and to get to work and school.
As families continue to face record-high gas prices and the rising cost of just about everything, investing in reliable and accessible public transportation makes more sense than ever.
Public transit is a “SMART” investment in our people, our communities, and our future. Thank you to the residents of Macomb County for showing up and supporting this important investment.
We each have an important role in supporting a stronger, more connected region.
As your state Representative, I’ll continue to work alongside our county leaders, regional transit partners, and our state to ensure our public transportation system is working for you.
#publictransit #publictransportation #smartbus #transit #masstransit #mobility ...
11 CommentsComment on Facebook
Michiganders made it clear last night that they are tired of the culture wars, the constant attacks on marginalized communities, and politicians who are more focused on copying Trump and Republicans in Washington than on actually delivering for the people they represent.
While it is exciting to celebrate a Democratic trifecta 2.0, we cannot lose sight of the reality that Michigan families are hurting. The costs of groceries, gas, health care, and housing continue to rise, and people are struggling to make ends meet. Instead of helping, House Republicans spent the last two years blowing through budget deadlines and pushing Michigan to the edge of a government shutdown.
We have a lot of challenges ahead of us. We will be working with a smaller state budget and fewer federal resources because of the decisions made by Trump and Republicans, but we are ready to continue this work.
There is no better team to take on these challenges than Governor-elect Benson and our new Democratic majority. I’m grateful to the residents of Warren, Roseville, and
St. Clair Shores for sending me back to Lansing, and to the people of Michigan for placing their trust in all of us. Now it’s time to deliver, put people first, and get to work recovering, rebuilding, and making Michigan more affordable for everyone. ...
10 CommentsComment on Facebook
Take your boots to the polls today!
Polls are open from 7am - 8pm. If you are in line by 8pm, you can and will be able to vote.
Do not go to city hall and try and vote. You must go to your polling precinct.
Turn in your absentee ballot to a Dropbox near you before 8pm. Do not put it in the USPS mailbox.
If you are a constituent and live in the 13th House District and encounter any issues, please reach out to my office.
You may also contact the voter protection hotline at: 866-OUR-VOTE / 866-687-8683 ...
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