State Representative
Stephanie A. Young
Detroit | 16th House District
Serving 91,767 constituents in NW Detroit, S Redford and SE Livonia
stephanieyoung@house.mi.gov
(517) 373-2576
Office: N-695 House Office Building
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Team Young dodged the rain to check in with the residents in House District 16. We will spend the summer talking to residents about what issues are important to them.
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House majority leadership spoke early and often about not being concerned about meeting the July 1st budget deadline that helps communities and especially our school districts plan for the future. It's July 11th and we still don't have a budget for FY 25/26.
In my first term, Republican leadership came to the negotiating table early and we made our July 1st deadline, during the pandemic! Michigan deserve better.🙏🏾🇺🇸 #PeopleNotPolitics #LoveIsTheWork
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The recent uptick in shootings throughout Detroit, such as the recent triple shooting at a playground in Detroit that took the lives of a 4-year-old and teenager boy, have community leaders searching for answers.
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I will be hosting a special Community Conversation focused on the Democratic Vision Project. This is YOUR chance to let my colleagues and me know what we should focus on in Lansing.
Please plan to join me for
Rep. Stephanie A. Young’s Town Hall:
The Democratic Vision Project
A Special Community Conversation
Monday, July 14, 2025
5 p.m.: Doors open
5:30 p.m.: FREE dinner for attendees
6 p.m.: Event begins
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As the Chair of the Detroit Caucus, I was honored to help Rouge Park celebrate a century as Detroit’s largest and most natural park with a Legislative Tribute from the Detroit Caucus. Over the years, Rouge Park rivaled Belle Isle in popularity with 1,200 acres of woodlands, wetlands, and recreation that’s been loved for generations, becoming a beloved place for families, adventurers, and nature lovers alike.
At the start of a new century, Rouge Park is experiencing a powerful resurgence—with new bike lanes, picnic shelters, restored trails, and a new recreation center opening in 2026.
#RougePark100
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Happy Fourth of July! Freedom isn’t finished. This Independence Day, we celebrate how far we’ve come and recommit to how far we have to go.
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Team Young dodged the rain to check in with the residents in House District 16. We will spend the summer talking to residents about what issues are important to them.
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House majority leadership spoke early and often about not being concerned about meeting the July 1st budget deadline that helps communities and especially our school districts plan for the future. It's July 11th and we still don't have a budget for FY 25/26.
In my first term, Republican leadership came to the negotiating table early and we made our July 1st deadline, during the pandemic! Michigan deserve better.🙏🏾🇺🇸 #PeopleNotPolitics #LoveIsTheWork ... See MoreSee Less
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The recent uptick in shootings throughout Detroit, such as the recent triple shooting at a playground in Detroit that took the lives of a 4-year-old and teenager boy, have community leaders searching for answers. ... See MoreSee Less
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I will be hosting a special Community Conversation focused on the Democratic Vision Project. This is YOUR chance to let my colleagues and me know what we should focus on in Lansing.
Please plan to join me for
Rep. Stephanie A. Young’s Town Hall:
The Democratic Vision Project
A Special Community Conversation
Monday, July 14, 2025
5 p.m.: Doors open
5:30 p.m.: FREE dinner for attendees
6 p.m.: Event begins ... See MoreSee Less
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As the Chair of the Detroit Caucus, I was honored to help Rouge Park celebrate a century as Detroit’s largest and most natural park with a Legislative Tribute from the Detroit Caucus. Over the years, Rouge Park rivaled Belle Isle in popularity with 1,200 acres of woodlands, wetlands, and recreation that’s been loved for generations, becoming a beloved place for families, adventurers, and nature lovers alike.
At the start of a new century, Rouge Park is experiencing a powerful resurgence—with new bike lanes, picnic shelters, restored trails, and a new recreation center opening in 2026.
#RougePark100 ... See MoreSee Less
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Happy Fourth of July! Freedom isn’t finished. This Independence Day, we celebrate how far we’ve come and recommit to how far we have to go. ... See MoreSee Less
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