State Representative
Mike McFall
Hazel Park | 14th House District
Serving 91,347 constituents in Center Line, Hazel Park, Madison Heights and part of Warren
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(517) 373-0140
Office: S-693 House Office Building
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Michigan is already facing a mental health crisis, and the last thing we should be doing is making it harder for people to access care. We need to expand access to care, not put it at risk.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan's proposed changes could force patients to lose counselors they've built trusted relationships with and create new barriers for providers delivering mental health services across our state. Mental health care works best when people can access it consistently and without disruption.
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Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan is making a billing change and mental health care workers in the area say it could leave patients without their counselors. Additionally, mental health care workers ...6 CommentsComment on Facebook
Had a great time at the Madison Heights Arts & Pride Festival today! It was wonderful to see such a large crowd come together to celebrate art, community, and pride. I enjoyed connecting with so many neighbors, local artists, and families throughout. It was also great to see the mayor and several city council members in attendance, showing their support for this wonderful community event. Days like today are a great reminder of what makes Madison Heights such a welcoming and vibrant place. Happy Pride! 🏳️🌈
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Wonderful to stand alongside neighbors and community leaders at the annual Hazel Park Pride flag raising this morning! 🏳️🌈
Hazel Park has deep roots in LGBTQ+ history. It was the home of the brave couple whose case paved the way for nationwide marriage equality, represented by our now Attorney General Dana Nessel.
Love wins here. Proud to see Hazel Park continue to be a community where everyone belongs! Happy Pride!
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Today, we remember the bravery, sacrifice and heroism of the Allied forces who stormed the beaches of Normandy on D-Day, June 6, 1944. Their courage changed the course of history and helped secure the freedoms we cherish today.
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June is PTSD Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and support those affected by post-traumatic stress disorder.
I am proud to have introduced HB 5953, legislation that helps ensure our first responders can access the care and support they need when facing PTSD. If you or someone you know needs support, call or text 988. #988Lifeline #PTSDAwarenessMonth
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June is Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to recognize the importance of mental well-being and remind one another that seeking help is a sign of strength. Let’s continue breaking the stigma, encouraging open conversations, and making sure every man has the support and resources he needs to thrive. If you or someone you know needs support, call or text 988. #988Lifeline #MensHealthMonth #MentalHealthMatters
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When government relies on unrealistic projections to justify hiking taxes, taxpayers lose. I voted NO on the wholesale marijuana tax because myself and others foresaw the damage it would cause to a growing industry.
Now, the numbers are out: the state didn't even bring in a third of what was promised for our roads. Myself and other lawmakers called this from day one. We need real, sustainable solutions for Michigan—not failed tax hikes.
Michigan wholesale marijuana tax revenue lags far below projections
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Michigan's new 24% wholesale tax on marijuana brought in less tax revenue than projected in the first quarter of its existence.4 CommentsComment on Facebook
I’m happy to recognize Kozy Lounge as our May Business of the Month!
Each month, I highlight a local small business in our district that helps make our communities stronger, through community involvement, local investment, and taking pride in what they do. Kozy Lounge is a great example of that spirit right here in Hazel Park.
With a great selection of food and the kind of personal service you can only get from a local spot, Kozy Lounge makes sure every customer has a great experience. Be sure to check them out and support a great local business!
📍150 E 10 Mile Rd, Hazel Park
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This CPR & AED Awareness Week, I'm highlighting the lifesaving power of quick action and accessible equipment. Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) and CPR can mean the difference between life and death. Let's make sure they're available and supported in every community.
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Mike McFall IN THE NEWS
Edwards, McKinney, McFall, Meerman Reintroduce Returning Citizens
Edwards, McKinney, McFall, Meerman Reintroduce Returning Citizens Initiative Package Bipartisan legislation would help reintegrate people impacted by corrections system into [...]
McFall Responds to Fatal Immigration Enforcement Encounter in Minnesota
HAZEL PARK, Mich., Jan. 9, 2026 — On Wednesday, an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer fatally shot resident Renee [...]
McFall Applauds AG Determining House Republican Funding Clawbacks Unconstitutional
HAZEL PARK, Mich., Jan. 7, 2026 — Michigan State Attorney General Dana Nessel issued an opinion today concluding that House [...]
Happy Flag Day! Today we honor the stars and stripes, a symbol of our nation's history, values, and unity. Let's take a moment to reflect on the ideals our flag represents: freedom, justice, and democracy for all.🇺🇸
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Join me for a Community Conversation next week!
Let's connect Saturday, June 20th, from 10:00-11:00 a.m. at Gather + Grounds (25709 Van Dyke Ave, Center Line, 48015).
This is a great time to hear about updates from Lansing, ask questions about the state government, and get connected with your community, I hope to see you there!
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Just wrapped up two days at the Mental Health Policy Academy hosted by inseparable, a national organization dedicated to improving mental health care and ending the stigma surrounding mental illness. I joined a few of my fellow Michigan legislators and lawmakers from across the country to share ideas, learn from one another, and discuss what mental health policies are making a real difference, and which ones aren't.
Mental health has always been one of my top priorities, so I appreciated the opportunity to learn from states that are trying innovative approaches and bring those ideas back to Michigan. There’s still a lot of work to do, but conversations like these are an important step toward building a mental health system that works for everyone. ... See MoreSee Less
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Catch a break and maybe a fish this weekend! June 13-14 is Michigan’s Free Fishing Weekend, which also means no-cost access to off-road trails and state parks. Grab your friends, your gear, and go make memories: www.michigan.gov/recsearch ... See MoreSee Less
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Today is Women Veterans Recognition Day, a time to honor the incredible service and sacrifices of the women who have worn our nation's uniform. I'm deeply grateful to the women veterans in our community who've served with courage and strength. Thank you for your service.🇺🇸 ... See MoreSee Less
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We pay some of the highest utility rates in the Midwest, yet we’re constantly left in the dark by frequent outages. When you're already struggling to pay for groceries, housing, and everyday necessities, another utility rate increase can be the difference between making ends meet and falling behind.
Our seniors and working families shouldn't have to choose between affordable power and reliable service. We deserve both, and it’s time to hold utility companies accountable. ... See MoreSee Less
Michigan lawmakers forge ahead on energy issues as frustrations with utilities remain • Michigan Advance
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In their continued push for a Ratepayer Bill of Rights, Michigan House Democrats joined with environmental and consumer advocates Wednesday to unveil three additional pieces of legislation intended to...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
❤️🚨 URGENT FOSTER NEEDED🚨
When Bernadette arrived, we thought we knew her story.
Turns out, she was keeping a secret. 🩷🩵
Our sweet gentle St. Bernard is expecting puppies! Bernadette is due to deliver within the next week or two, and we are desperate to find a foster home before her puppies make their arrival.
While we were definitely surprised by the news, our goal now is making sure Bernadette has a safe, comfortable place to welcome and raise her babies. A shelter environment is far from ideal for a mama and newborn puppies.
We're looking for a foster who can care for Bernadette and her puppies until the puppies are 8 weeks old. Whelping experience is preferred, and Mom and puppies must be kept completely separated from all other pets in the home.
If you have the space, time, and ability to help this gentle giant through the next chapter of her journey, we'd love to hear from you.
⚠️ We are not accepting inquiries about adopting the puppies at this time. Our immediate priority is finding a foster home for Bernadette and her soon-to-arrive babies.
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Residents from two communities in our state house district are eligible for this program: Center Line and Hazel Park. ... See MoreSee Less
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I was honored to recognize Amber Baaso from Wolfe Middle School in the Center Line Public Schools as May's Teacher of the Month 🍎
Each month, my office selects a teacher from our district to spotlight the incredible work educators do every day, because our schools, our students, and our community are stronger thanks to their dedication. Thank you, Amber, for making such a difference in the lives of your students! ... See MoreSee Less
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