State Representative
Morgan Foreman
33rd House District
Serving 92,730 constituents in Ann Arbor, Saline, Bridgewater Township, Saline Township, York Township, Pittsfield Township, Lodi Township and Scio Township
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(517) 373-0820
Office: N 797 House Office Building
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Energy demands and utility bills are climbing. We need solutions that will bring cheaper, clean energy to the grid as quick as possible.
That's why I am proud to introduce HB 6408 & 6410 with State Representative Morgan Foreman to enable virtual power plants. Virtual power plants use cloud-based systems to draw power from rooftop solar, at-home batteries and even electric vehicles during peak demand times.
Virtual power plants prevent the need to use 'peaker' power plants - the dirtiest, most expensive forms of power needed on the hottest days of the summer. By pooling other energy sources, we can save customers money.
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Energy demands and utility bills are climbing. We need solutions that will bring cheaper, clean energy to the grid as quick as possible.
That's why I am proud to introduce HB 6408 & 6410 with State Representative Morgan Foreman to enable virtual power plants. Virtual power plants use cloud-based systems to draw power from rooftop solar, at-home batteries and even electric vehicles during peak demand times.
Virtual power plants prevent the need to use 'peaker' power plants - the dirtiest, most expensive forms of power needed on the hottest days of the summer. By pooling other energy sources, we can save customers money.
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Remember to join us this Saturday!Join us for our upcoming Heads Up for Safety event in Ann Arbor, Michigan! Bring your kids to be custom fitted for a free bicycle helmet, learn safety tips for riding bikes, and enjoy the nice weather with fun activities and good food.
Heads Up for Safety is on Saturday, September 26th, from 10:00AM to 12:00PM. Find us at the South parking lot of Hurwitz Law, just a five minute walk north from the Ann Arbor Farmer's Market (617 Detroit St. Ann Arbor, MI 48104). Mark it on your calendars!
Thank you to Hurwitz Law PLLC for volunteering with the event and providing their office as a location.
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Join us for our upcoming Heads Up for Safety event in Ann Arbor, Michigan! Bring your kids to be custom fitted for a free bicycle helmet, learn safety tips for riding bikes, and enjoy the nice weather with fun activities and good food.
Heads Up for Safety is on Saturday, September 26th, from 10:00AM to 12:00PM. Find us at the South parking lot of Hurwitz Law, just a five minute walk north from the Ann Arbor Farmer's Market (617 Detroit St. Ann Arbor, MI 48104). Mark it on your calendars!
Thank you to Hurwitz Law PLLC for volunteering with the event and providing their office as a location.
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Today, the House held our annual ceremony to remember the lives lost on 9/11/2001 and extend our thoughts to the families who continue to carry the weight of that day. 25 years later, their resilience in the face of unimaginable loss is both inspiring and deeply moving.
It is also essential to extend our gratitude to the both the first responders who showed extraordinary courage in a moment of tragedy, as well as those in our communities who continue that commitment to public service every single day. I was honored to be joined by Pittsfield Charter Township Police Chief Patrick Gray, whose team embodies these values of service.
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There’s nothing quite like coming home. 🧡🖤
As a proud Belleville High School graduate, Class of 2007, it was an honor to celebrate 100 years of the Belleville Band—a century of music, excellence, discipline, and community pride.
Congratulations to every student, director, family, and alumnus who helped build this incredible legacy. Here’s to the next 100 years! 🎶
#BellevillePride #BellevilleBand #ClassOf2007 #WhoHasTheBestBand #Tigers
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⚡🚫💡Without Power in Western Washtenaw County?
The MSSI vehicle and DTE will be providing support to residents in downtown Dexter to those without power. DTE will be providing water, charging kits, flashlights, and other supplies to the community.
🕠11:30AM
📍Dexter City Hall, 3515 Broad St., Dexter, MI
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LIVE: Join us to unveil the Primary Care Transformation Package, a plan to increase investments in primary care in MI.
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Thank you to everyone who attended our annual senior town hall and resource fair last night at the Pittsfield Township Senior Center. It was wonderful meeting everyone and talking about issues that matter most to our community.
Special thanks to my colleagues Representatives Carrie Rheingans and Jimmie Wilson, as well as Pittsfield Supervisor Trish Reilly for joining me in answering everyone's questions.
And I am especially grateful for all the participants who provided their resources and expertise for this event. And even more grateful for the work they do for our communities.
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Foreman Commends Regulators Delaying Data Center Approval
SALINE, Mich., Dec. 5, 2025 — The Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) delayed a vote today on approval to allow [...]
Michigan House Democrats Unveil Empowering Parents, Protecting Communities Package
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Foreman On Ann Arbor Area Data Center Development
PITTSFIELD TWP, Mich., Oct. 31, 2025 — Yesterday, it was announced that a planned data center project would be developed [...]
Energy demands and utility bills are climbing. We need solutions that will bring cheaper, clean energy to the grid as quick as possible.
That's why I am proud to introduce HB 6408 & 6410 with State Representative Morgan Foreman to enable virtual power plants. Virtual power plants use cloud-based systems to draw power from rooftop solar, at-home batteries and even electric vehicles during peak demand times.
Virtual power plants prevent the need to use 'peaker' power plants - the dirtiest, most expensive forms of power needed on the hottest days of the summer. By pooling other energy sources, we can save customers money. ...
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Energy demands and utility bills are climbing. We need solutions that will bring cheaper, clean energy to the grid as quick as possible.
That's why I am proud to introduce HB 6408 & 6410 with State Representative Morgan Foreman to enable virtual power plants. Virtual power plants use cloud-based systems to draw power from rooftop solar, at-home batteries and even electric vehicles during peak demand times.
Virtual power plants prevent the need to use 'peaker' power plants - the dirtiest, most expensive forms of power needed on the hottest days of the summer. By pooling other energy sources, we can save customers money. ...
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Remember to join us this Saturday!Join us for our upcoming Heads Up for Safety event in Ann Arbor, Michigan! Bring your kids to be custom fitted for a free bicycle helmet, learn safety tips for riding bikes, and enjoy the nice weather with fun activities and good food.
Heads Up for Safety is on Saturday, September 26th, from 10:00AM to 12:00PM. Find us at the South parking lot of Hurwitz Law, just a five minute walk north from the Ann Arbor Farmer's Market (617 Detroit St. Ann Arbor, MI 48104). Mark it on your calendars!
Thank you to Hurwitz Law PLLC for volunteering with the event and providing their office as a location. ...
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Join us for our upcoming Heads Up for Safety event in Ann Arbor, Michigan! Bring your kids to be custom fitted for a free bicycle helmet, learn safety tips for riding bikes, and enjoy the nice weather with fun activities and good food.
Heads Up for Safety is on Saturday, September 26th, from 10:00AM to 12:00PM. Find us at the South parking lot of Hurwitz Law, just a five minute walk north from the Ann Arbor Farmer's Market (617 Detroit St. Ann Arbor, MI 48104). Mark it on your calendars!
Thank you to Hurwitz Law PLLC for volunteering with the event and providing their office as a location. ...
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Today, the House held our annual ceremony to remember the lives lost on 9/11/2001 and extend our thoughts to the families who continue to carry the weight of that day. 25 years later, their resilience in the face of unimaginable loss is both inspiring and deeply moving.
It is also essential to extend our gratitude to the both the first responders who showed extraordinary courage in a moment of tragedy, as well as those in our communities who continue that commitment to public service every single day. I was honored to be joined by Pittsfield Charter Township Police Chief Patrick Gray, whose team embodies these values of service. ...
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There’s nothing quite like coming home. 🧡🖤
As a proud Belleville High School graduate, Class of 2007, it was an honor to celebrate 100 years of the Belleville Band—a century of music, excellence, discipline, and community pride.
Congratulations to every student, director, family, and alumnus who helped build this incredible legacy. Here’s to the next 100 years! 🎶
#BellevillePride #BellevilleBand #ClassOf2007 #WhoHasTheBestBand #Tigers ...
5 CommentsComment on Facebook
⚡🚫💡Without Power in Western Washtenaw County?
The MSSI vehicle and DTE will be providing support to residents in downtown Dexter to those without power. DTE will be providing water, charging kits, flashlights, and other supplies to the community.
🕠11:30AM
📍Dexter City Hall, 3515 Broad St., Dexter, MI ...
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
LIVE: Join us to unveil the Primary Care Transformation Package, a plan to increase investments in primary care in MI. ...
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Thank you to everyone who attended our annual senior town hall and resource fair last night at the Pittsfield Township Senior Center. It was wonderful meeting everyone and talking about issues that matter most to our community.
Special thanks to my colleagues Representatives Carrie Rheingans and Jimmie Wilson, as well as Pittsfield Supervisor Trish Reilly for joining me in answering everyone's questions.
And I am especially grateful for all the participants who provided their resources and expertise for this event. And even more grateful for the work they do for our communities. ...
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