State Representative
Reggie Miller
Van Buren Twp. | 31st House District
Serving 92,978 constituents in C/S/SW Romulus, Belleville, Van Buren Township, Sumpter Township, Exeter Township, Raisinville Township, Dundee Township, London Township, Milan Township, Macon Township, Milan city, Augusta Township, SW/S/SE/E/C/NE/N York Township
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(517) 373-0159
Office: N-795 House Office Building
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It was a great time tonight at the Downtown Trick or Treat in Belleville! It’s so great to see so many families come together to enjoy the fun. I always love creative and cute costumes! Thank you to all the local businesses, organizers, and volunteers who helped make tonight possible.
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With Election Day approaching, we wanted to share information about the steps Michigan is taking to protect voters and ensure our elections are conducted according to the law.
Michigan election officials are preparing for the November 3rd election and have procedures in place to address any potential issues that may arise. Federal election monitors may also be present at certain polling locations.
All observers must follow applicable laws and may not interfere with voters or election administration. If you experience or witness voter intimidation, obstruction, or another problem while voting, notify a poll worker or your local clerk.
You can also contact the nonpartisan Election Protection hotline:
Call 866-OUR-VOTE (866-687-8683)
Text MYVOTE to 866-687-8683
Every eligible voter should be able to cast their ballot without intimidation or unnecessary barriers. Knowing your rights and knowing where to turn for help are important parts of protecting that right.
For more information about Michigan’s voting rules, election security, and voter assistance, visit Michigan.gov/Vote or the Michigan Department of Attorney General's Election Protection 2026 page. (www.michigan.gov/ag/consumer-protection/election-protection-2026)
Please share this information with anyone who may find it helpful.
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A little art, a lot of talent, and a wonderful way to spend part of the weekend!
I stopped by and spent some time at the Belleville Area Council for the Arts' 17th Annual Community Art Show, and what a great reminder that you don't have to look too far for the talent and creativity we have right here in our community!
From paintings and photography to three-dimensional and fiber art, it's wonderful to see artists of different ages and backgrounds sharing their talents. I especially love seeing opportunities for young artists to showcase their creativity alongside more experienced artists.
A big thank-you to BACA and all the volunteers, artists, and organizers who make this annual event possible. Supporting the arts means supporting creativity, self-expression, and the connections that make our communities special.
If you haven't had a chance to stop by, there's still time! The show runs through today, Sunday, October 25, at the Belleville Yacht Club, and admission is FREE. There is still time to grab a beautiful mum from Garden Fantasy at such a low price, and these mums are simply gorgeous!
#District31 #SupportLocalArtists #BellevilleArts #CommunityMatters
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Early voting for the November 2026 General Election starts on Saturday, October 24.
City of Milan residents can vote in person at City Hall (147 Wabash Street) from October 24 through November 1. See schedule below:
Saturday, October 24: 7a-3p
Sunday, October 25: 7a-3p
Monday, October 26: 8a-4p
Tuesday, October 27: 8a-4p
Wednesday, October 28: 8a-4p
Thursday, October 29: 8a-4p
Friday, October 30: 7a-3p
Saturday, October 31: 7a-3p
Sunday, November 1: 7a-3p
On Election Day, Tuesday, November 3, 2026, in-person voting for City of Milan residents takes place at The Riverbank Center (45 Neckel Court) from 7a-8p.
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Early in-person voting officially begins tomorrow! You have the opportunity to make your voice heard before Election Day on Tuesday, November 3rd. There is so much on the line this election, so make sure you are prepared to vote.
Residents deserve the opportunity to participate in our democracy. Make a plan to vote early, find your early voting location, and get all the information you need at Michigan.gov/Vote.
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This morning my team and I started our day at Aid in Milan where we learned more about the needs in our community and the important outreach they provide, along with the organizations they partner with throughout our district.
Afterwards, we headed to Kroger in Dundee to join a food drive supporting Aid in Milan’s food pantry ahead of the holiday season.
As we head into the holidays, it's important that we come together to support our neighbors and help ensure every family has access to the food they need. Food insecurity affects families throughout our communities, and the organizations working on the front lines play an important role in connecting people with resources and support.
Thank you to Aid in Milan, their community partners, and everyone who donated their time, food, and resources to make a difference. I'm grateful to see our community come together to support those in need. Every contribution helps, and this work matters all year long!
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After four years of being closed, the Denton Road Bridge is finally open! This project was one of the first major issues I took on after entering office in 2023, as residents, local businesses, and public safety officials all felt the sudden impact of this closure.
I worked with Supervisor McNamara and state leaders to secure over $10 million in funding needed to get this project across the finish line, even as costs grew and plans changed.
Securing the funding was just one part of the process, and I want to thank the engineers, construction crews, county and township officials, and residents whose patience and hard work made this day possible.
We can finally stop talking about the Denton Road Bridge and start using it! Thank you to everyone who helped make this happen!
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Should political ads have to show their work? I think so. That’s why today, I introduced the Political Ad Transparency and Accountability Act.
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It was a great time tonight at the Downtown Trick or Treat in Belleville! It’s so great to see so many families come together to enjoy the fun. I always love creative and cute costumes! Thank you to all the local businesses, organizers, and volunteers who helped make tonight possible. ...
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With Election Day approaching, we wanted to share information about the steps Michigan is taking to protect voters and ensure our elections are conducted according to the law.
Michigan election officials are preparing for the November 3rd election and have procedures in place to address any potential issues that may arise. Federal election monitors may also be present at certain polling locations.
All observers must follow applicable laws and may not interfere with voters or election administration. If you experience or witness voter intimidation, obstruction, or another problem while voting, notify a poll worker or your local clerk.
You can also contact the nonpartisan Election Protection hotline:
Call 866-OUR-VOTE (866-687-8683)
Text MYVOTE to 866-687-8683
Every eligible voter should be able to cast their ballot without intimidation or unnecessary barriers. Knowing your rights and knowing where to turn for help are important parts of protecting that right.
For more information about Michigan’s voting rules, election security, and voter assistance, visit Michigan.gov/Vote or the Michigan Department of Attorney General's Election Protection 2026 page. (www.michigan.gov/ag/consumer-protection/election-protection-2026)
Please share this information with anyone who may find it helpful. ...
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
A little art, a lot of talent, and a wonderful way to spend part of the weekend!
I stopped by and spent some time at the Belleville Area Council for the Arts' 17th Annual Community Art Show, and what a great reminder that you don't have to look too far for the talent and creativity we have right here in our community!
From paintings and photography to three-dimensional and fiber art, it's wonderful to see artists of different ages and backgrounds sharing their talents. I especially love seeing opportunities for young artists to showcase their creativity alongside more experienced artists.
A big thank-you to BACA and all the volunteers, artists, and organizers who make this annual event possible. Supporting the arts means supporting creativity, self-expression, and the connections that make our communities special.
If you haven't had a chance to stop by, there's still time! The show runs through today, Sunday, October 25, at the Belleville Yacht Club, and admission is FREE. There is still time to grab a beautiful mum from Garden Fantasy at such a low price, and these mums are simply gorgeous!
#District31 #SupportLocalArtists #BellevilleArts #CommunityMatters ...
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Early voting for the November 2026 General Election starts on Saturday, October 24.
City of Milan residents can vote in person at City Hall (147 Wabash Street) from October 24 through November 1. See schedule below:
Saturday, October 24: 7a-3p
Sunday, October 25: 7a-3p
Monday, October 26: 8a-4p
Tuesday, October 27: 8a-4p
Wednesday, October 28: 8a-4p
Thursday, October 29: 8a-4p
Friday, October 30: 7a-3p
Saturday, October 31: 7a-3p
Sunday, November 1: 7a-3p
On Election Day, Tuesday, November 3, 2026, in-person voting for City of Milan residents takes place at The Riverbank Center (45 Neckel Court) from 7a-8p. ...
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Early in-person voting officially begins tomorrow! You have the opportunity to make your voice heard before Election Day on Tuesday, November 3rd. There is so much on the line this election, so make sure you are prepared to vote.
Residents deserve the opportunity to participate in our democracy. Make a plan to vote early, find your early voting location, and get all the information you need at Michigan.gov/Vote. ...
1 CommentsComment on Facebook
This morning my team and I started our day at Aid in Milan where we learned more about the needs in our community and the important outreach they provide, along with the organizations they partner with throughout our district.
Afterwards, we headed to Kroger in Dundee to join a food drive supporting Aid in Milan’s food pantry ahead of the holiday season.
As we head into the holidays, it's important that we come together to support our neighbors and help ensure every family has access to the food they need. Food insecurity affects families throughout our communities, and the organizations working on the front lines play an important role in connecting people with resources and support.
Thank you to Aid in Milan, their community partners, and everyone who donated their time, food, and resources to make a difference. I'm grateful to see our community come together to support those in need. Every contribution helps, and this work matters all year long! ...
1 CommentsComment on Facebook
After four years of being closed, the Denton Road Bridge is finally open! This project was one of the first major issues I took on after entering office in 2023, as residents, local businesses, and public safety officials all felt the sudden impact of this closure.
I worked with Supervisor McNamara and state leaders to secure over $10 million in funding needed to get this project across the finish line, even as costs grew and plans changed.
Securing the funding was just one part of the process, and I want to thank the engineers, construction crews, county and township officials, and residents whose patience and hard work made this day possible.
We can finally stop talking about the Denton Road Bridge and start using it! Thank you to everyone who helped make this happen! ...
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Should political ads have to show their work? I think so. That’s why today, I introduced the Political Ad Transparency and Accountability Act. ...
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