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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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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See my statement on the House Republicans’ Budget Catastrophe.
housedems.com/young-on-house-republicans-budget-catastrophe/
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We know it can be tough to make healthy meals for children and teens that fit your budget. That’s why community sites such as libraries, YMCAs, community centers, and school districts in your area are providing children ages 18 and under with delicious, nutritious meals this summer. Go to the link and type in your address to find the nearest location.
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Even with federal cuts looming, @MI_Republicans are still refusing to give Michigan schools any certainty about funding for:
Universal free meals. 🍎
Rural transportation. 🚌
Special education. 📚
Our kids deserve better.
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I was honored to be asked to speak at the Charles W. Reid Community Help Center’s 5th Annual Anti-Gun Violence March & Rally. We are losing far too many lives because we have allowed gun violence to become normal. But it is not normal, and it is not inevitable.
We need real change. That means real legislation like red flag laws, passed last year here in Michigan, and banning assault weapons, because weapons of war have no place in our neighborhoods.
#LoveIsTheWork
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I spoke at a press conference with the Michigan Legislative Black Caucus (MLBC) in support of Colonel James Grady, Director of the Michigan State Police (MSP). Col. Grady is a highly decorated state police colonel with nearly three decades of service to this state. He inherited a department that has had issues for years prior to his appointment He's only been In this position for less than 18 months, but he has been expected in that short amount of time to fix problems that were years in the making. #Grace #Accountability
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Stephanie A. Young IN THE NEWS
House Dems Decry DOGE Slashing Nearly $400 Million From Michigan’s Public Health Services
MI GOP joins DOGE crusade to gut MDHHS funding with destructive, irresponsible budget plan LANSING, Mich., March 28, 2025 [...]
PWC Takes Action to Close Gender Pay Gap, Holds Press Conference on Pay Equity Package
Progressive Women’s Caucus introduced legislation to combat wage discrimination LANSING, Mich., March 20, 2025 — House Democratic members of [...]
Detroit Caucus Applauds Governor’s Vision for Michigan’s Future in State of the State Address
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer delivers her State of the State address on Wednesday, Feb. 26, 2025, at the Capitol Building [...]
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.
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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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See my statement on the House Republicans’ Budget Catastrophe.
housedems.com/young-on-house-republicans-budget-catastrophe/ ... See MoreSee Less
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We know it can be tough to make healthy meals for children and teens that fit your budget. That’s why community sites such as libraries, YMCAs, community centers, and school districts in your area are providing children ages 18 and under with delicious, nutritious meals this summer. Go to the link and type in your address to find the nearest location.
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MDE Meet Up and Eat Up
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Even with federal cuts looming, @MI_Republicans are still refusing to give Michigan schools any certainty about funding for:
Universal free meals. 🍎
Rural transportation. 🚌
Special education. 📚
Our kids deserve better. ... See MoreSee Less
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I was honored to be asked to speak at the Charles W. Reid Community Help Center’s 5th Annual Anti-Gun Violence March & Rally. We are losing far too many lives because we have allowed gun violence to become normal. But it is not normal, and it is not inevitable.
We need real change. That means real legislation like red flag laws, passed last year here in Michigan, and banning assault weapons, because weapons of war have no place in our neighborhoods.
#LoveIsTheWork ... See MoreSee Less
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I spoke at a press conference with the Michigan Legislative Black Caucus (MLBC) in support of Colonel James Grady, Director of the Michigan State Police (MSP). Col. Grady is a highly decorated state police colonel with nearly three decades of service to this state. He inherited a department that has had issues for years prior to his appointment He's only been In this position for less than 18 months, but he has been expected in that short amount of time to fix problems that were years in the making. #Grace #Accountability ... See MoreSee Less
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