State Representative
Stephanie A. Young
Detroit | 16th House District
Serving 91,767 constituents in NW Detroit, S Redford and SE Livonia
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(517) 373-2576
Office: N-695 House Office Building
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The North Rosedale Park Civic Association (NRPCA) is hosting another FREE Summer Family Fun Day at the Community House that focuses on healthy eating and a Youth Healthiest & Tastiest Smoothie Contest!
Catch some summer fun before its gone!
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♻️ The Detroit Caucus had the opportunity to tour the newly opened Waste Management (WM) Detroit Recycling Facility — a major investment in the future of recycling and sustainability right here in the City of Detroit.
WM has invested approximately $60 million in this state-of-the-art single-stream recycling facility to help advance circularity across Michigan and create more local solutions for recyclable materials.
The facility accepts mixed recyclables collected from curbside bins and businesses and is capable of processing up to 144,000 tons of material each year.
This investment helps give materials a second life while supporting cleaner communities, stronger local infrastructure, and a more sustainable future for Detroit and the State of Michigan. ♻️
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Get set to join a signature Livonia event when more than 10,000 family and friends will once again descend on Greenmead Historical Village for a day of discovery, joy, and community pride.
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Your health matters! The Detroit Health Department's Neighborhood Wellness Centers provide FREE health screenings and Community Health Worker services at seven convenient locations across the city. No appointment is necessary, and walk ins are welcome.
Services Available
- Blood Pressure Screenings
- Diabetes Screenings
- Cholesterol Screenings
- COVID-19 & Flu Testing
- Community Health Worker (CHW) Services to connect residents with health and community resources
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Even as parents are forced to spend 23% more on notebooks and 26% more on lunch boxes for their kids this year, Republicans stand by their terrible tariffs. Michigan families deserve leaders who put them first.
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The rescheduled Public Safety Fun Day is back—and it's going to be bigger and better than ever!
Join the fun on Saturday, August 15, from 1-5 PM. at Palmer Park Bandshell, 1441 W Seven Mile, Detroit, MI 48203, for an unforgettable afternoon of free family fun, community, and public safety!
This year's event is packed with even more exciting activities and demonstrations, including:
• Meet and greet with your local firefighters and police officers
• Fire investigation K-9 demonstration
• Fire safety inflatable experience
• Hands-on opportunity to spray a real fire hose
• Bounce houses
• Fowling
• Sack races
• Cornhole
• Giant chess
• Face painting
• Dunk tank
• Live music
• FREE hot dogs, chips, and water
• Food trucks
• Interactive games
• Giveaways
• Fire safety education
• Information about City programs and community resources
Let them know if you'll be attending by filling out this registration form: app.smartsheet.com/.../019ecca47df4782a95168d812f...
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Do you want to express your opinion on legislation coming before Michigan House of Representatives committees? You can now submit committee testimony and position cards online through the House website, as the House has transitioned to an online submission portal.
When a notice for a scheduled committee meeting is posted, online portal access will become available for each item on the meeting agenda. Your position and remarks will become part of the committee record. In addition to the online submission portal, testimony and position cards will still be accepted in person at the committee meeting.
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The Detroit Department of Appeals and Hearings is bringing Community Blight Court directly to the neighborhood at the Crowell Recreation Center in an ongoing effort to educate the public about the blight hearing process. This event provides residents with an opportunity to observe scheduled hearings, connect with city departments, and access valuable community resources.
Residents will have access to community resource tables offering information and assistance on blight enforcement, property taxes, right to counsel, tenants' rights, criminal record expungement and more.
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Stephanie A. Young IN THE NEWS
Hoskins, Young, Myers Phillips, Paiz Reintroduce the MI Voting Rights Act
Democratic lawmakers demand swift action against heightened federal attacks on voting rights LANSING, Mich., May 14, 2026 — In response [...]
MLBC, Detroit Caucus Condemn Redistricting by TN Republicans
Michigan Legislative Black Caucus, Detroit Caucus Condemn Redistricting by Tennessee Republicans Move eliminates last majority-minorty district in the state LANSING, [...]
MLBC, Detroit Caucus on Supreme Court’s Voting Rights Decision
Michigan Legislative Black Caucus, Detroit Caucus Denounce Supreme Court’s Devastating Decision in Voting Rights Act Case Democratic lawmakers reflect on [...]
The North Rosedale Park Civic Association (NRPCA) is hosting another FREE Summer Family Fun Day at the Community House that focuses on healthy eating and a Youth Healthiest & Tastiest Smoothie Contest!
Catch some summer fun before its gone!
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♻️ The Detroit Caucus had the opportunity to tour the newly opened Waste Management (WM) Detroit Recycling Facility — a major investment in the future of recycling and sustainability right here in the City of Detroit.
WM has invested approximately $60 million in this state-of-the-art single-stream recycling facility to help advance circularity across Michigan and create more local solutions for recyclable materials.
The facility accepts mixed recyclables collected from curbside bins and businesses and is capable of processing up to 144,000 tons of material each year.
This investment helps give materials a second life while supporting cleaner communities, stronger local infrastructure, and a more sustainable future for Detroit and the State of Michigan. ♻️ ... See MoreSee Less
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Get set to join a signature Livonia event when more than 10,000 family and friends will once again descend on Greenmead Historical Village for a day of discovery, joy, and community pride. ... See MoreSee Less
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Your health matters! The Detroit Health Department's Neighborhood Wellness Centers provide FREE health screenings and Community Health Worker services at seven convenient locations across the city. No appointment is necessary, and walk ins are welcome.
Services Available
- Blood Pressure Screenings
- Diabetes Screenings
- Cholesterol Screenings
- COVID-19 & Flu Testing
- Community Health Worker (CHW) Services to connect residents with health and community resources ... See MoreSee Less
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Even as parents are forced to spend 23% more on notebooks and 26% more on lunch boxes for their kids this year, Republicans stand by their terrible tariffs. Michigan families deserve leaders who put them first. ... See MoreSee Less
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The rescheduled Public Safety Fun Day is back—and it's going to be bigger and better than ever!
Join the fun on Saturday, August 15, from 1-5 PM. at Palmer Park Bandshell, 1441 W Seven Mile, Detroit, MI 48203, for an unforgettable afternoon of free family fun, community, and public safety!
This year's event is packed with even more exciting activities and demonstrations, including:
• Meet and greet with your local firefighters and police officers
• Fire investigation K-9 demonstration
• Fire safety inflatable experience
• Hands-on opportunity to spray a real fire hose
• Bounce houses
• Fowling
• Sack races
• Cornhole
• Giant chess
• Face painting
• Dunk tank
• Live music
• FREE hot dogs, chips, and water
• Food trucks
• Interactive games
• Giveaways
• Fire safety education
• Information about City programs and community resources
Let them know if you'll be attending by filling out this registration form: app.smartsheet.com/.../019ecca47df4782a95168d812f... ... See MoreSee Less
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Do you want to express your opinion on legislation coming before Michigan House of Representatives committees? You can now submit committee testimony and position cards online through the House website, as the House has transitioned to an online submission portal.
When a notice for a scheduled committee meeting is posted, online portal access will become available for each item on the meeting agenda. Your position and remarks will become part of the committee record. In addition to the online submission portal, testimony and position cards will still be accepted in person at the committee meeting.
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The Detroit Department of Appeals and Hearings is bringing Community Blight Court directly to the neighborhood at the Crowell Recreation Center in an ongoing effort to educate the public about the blight hearing process. This event provides residents with an opportunity to observe scheduled hearings, connect with city departments, and access valuable community resources.
Residents will have access to community resource tables offering information and assistance on blight enforcement, property taxes, right to counsel, tenants' rights, criminal record expungement and more. ... See MoreSee Less
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