State Representative
Noah Arbit
West Bloomfield | 20th House District
Proudly serving 93,017 constituents throughout West Bloomfield, eastern Commerce, Keego Harbor, Orchard Lake, Sylvan Lake, and northwestern Bloomfield
NoahArbit@house.mi.gov
(517) 373-3816
Office: N-699 House Office Building
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Did you know most West Bloomfield 911 calls are associated with falls? Don't miss our next Fall Prevention Information Session where local trauma center professionals will share tips for fall prevention.
Join us April 7th from 10:30-11:30 am at Connect.
For more information or to register, visit: shorturl.at/LeBXt.
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Another unconscionable betrayal of the people of Michigan, especially hungry kids and seniors, by a Republican Party that doesn’t care if you starve. I will fight to surge funds to food pantries in this year’s budget — sadly, it won’t be enough.
USDA cancels $4.3 million food delivery to Michigan food banks
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The Food Bank Council of Michigan, which represents seven food banks across the state, said the deliveries would have included 2 million meals.2 CommentsComment on Facebook
The beginning of the Tzar building his empire
Deplorable
Another unconscionable betrayal of the most vulnerable people of Michigan, especially hungry kids and seniors, perpetrated by a White House that doesn’t care whether you or your loved ones starve. I will fight to surge state funding to our local food pantries in this year’s budget to ensure fewer people fall throwing the cracks — but it won’t be enough.
USDA cancels $4.3 million food delivery to Michigan food banks
www.mlive.com
The Food Bank Council of Michigan, which represents seven food banks across the state, said the deliveries would have included 2 million meals.5 CommentsComment on Facebook
And where is that food going to end up? You know that it's already there. 2 million meal train doesnt start and stop overnight. Where is it going to go? The landfill?
I'd prefer tax money go for food than ebt cards. At least I know the money is being used for it's intended purpose, not lattes or other non-essentials.
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Rep. Noah Arbit Introduces Legislation to Strengthen Michigan’s Response to Rising Antisemitism
LANSING, Mich. — State Representative Noah Arbit (D-West Bloomfield) introduced legislation to strengthen Michigan’s response to rising antisemitism. “Michigan’s Jewish [...]
Rep. Noah Arbit Attends White House Forum for Jewish State Legislators on Combating Antisemitism
Arbit calls for federal support to reform state hate crime laws, combat rising political violence and anti-pluralist sentiment, strengthen Black-Jewish [...]
House Democrats Introduce Resolution to Condemn Harmful Holocaust Comparisons
LANSING, Mich., March 23, 2023 — State Reps. Samantha Steckloff (D-Farmington Hills) and Noah Arbit (D-West Bloomfield) offered House Resolution 68 today to condemn [...]
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Another unconscionable betrayal of the people of Michigan, especially hungry kids and seniors, by a Republican Party that doesn’t care if you starve. I will fight to surge funds to food pantries in this year’s budget — sadly, it won’t be enough. ... See MoreSee Less
USDA cancels $4.3 million food delivery to Michigan food banks
www.mlive.com
The Food Bank Council of Michigan, which represents seven food banks across the state, said the deliveries would have included 2 million meals.2 CommentsComment on Facebook
The beginning of the Tzar building his empire
Deplorable
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Another unconscionable betrayal of the most vulnerable people of Michigan, especially hungry kids and seniors, perpetrated by a White House that doesn’t care whether you or your loved ones starve. I will fight to surge state funding to our local food pantries in this year’s budget to ensure fewer people fall throwing the cracks — but it won’t be enough. ... See MoreSee Less
USDA cancels $4.3 million food delivery to Michigan food banks
www.mlive.com
The Food Bank Council of Michigan, which represents seven food banks across the state, said the deliveries would have included 2 million meals.5 CommentsComment on Facebook
And where is that food going to end up? You know that it's already there. 2 million meal train doesnt start and stop overnight. Where is it going to go? The landfill?
I'd prefer tax money go for food than ebt cards. At least I know the money is being used for it's intended purpose, not lattes or other non-essentials.
Yes it is!
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