State Rep. Ann Bollin today voiced her strong opposition to the governor’s plan to eliminate Michigan’s Opioid Advisory Commission, a critical body dedicated to overseeing the distribution of opioid settlement funds and providing expert recommendations on tackling the state’s ongoing opioid crisis. The commission, established in 2022, plays a key role in advising legislators on […]

State Rep. Ann Bollin raised strong concerns about the impact of Senate Bills 790 and 791, signed into law by the governor today. The new laws classify caregivers under Michigan’s Home Help Program as public employees for collective bargaining purposes, requiring them to attend union orientations within 45 days and strongly encouraging union membership. “Michigan […]

State Rep. Ann Bollin today voiced her opposition to Senate Bill 932, which Gov. Whitmer signed into law, expanding taxpayer-funded welfare programs beyond what hard-working Michigan families should reasonably expect. “The people of Michigan believe in lending a hand to help their neighbors during tough times, but they also expect these programs to be temporary […]

After school groups and parents spent months blasting the cuts, Democrats returned to session today and unveiled a proposal that restores $125 million of the $302 million they initially cut. State Rep. Ann Bollin voted in favor of the plan but said more needs to be done to prevent schools from having to make devastating […]

State Rep. Ann Bollin, R-Brighton Township, is backing a new plan announced this week to help Michigan students succeed in school and beyond. The plan focuses on helping students, parents, and teachers through a wide-ranging, cohesive policy strategy. The plan would make schools safer, offer new pathways to graduation and post-high school success, recruit and […]

State Rep. Ann Bollin today invited residents to attend office hours on Monday, Sept. 16, in Brighton. Local office hours are an opportunity for residents to share their thoughts, questions, or concerns. No appointments are necessary to attend. This month, Bollin will be available from 10 to 11 a.m. Sept. 16 at the Greater Brighton […]

State Rep. Ann Bollin, R-Brighton Township, today called upon the House Oversight Committee to hold a hearing to investigate failures of the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services after the Office of the Auditor General released concerning findings about the performance of the department’s Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children. The compact is […]

State Rep. Ann Bollin today invited residents to attend office hours on Wednesday, Aug. 14, in Brighton. Local office hours are an opportunity for residents to share their thoughts, questions, or concerns. No appointments are necessary to attend. This month, Bollin will be available from 3 to 4 p.m. Aug. 14 at the Greater Brighton […]

State Rep. Ann Bollin, R-Brighton Township, today issued the following statement in response to a Michigan Supreme Court ruling that will raise the minimum wage and result in the elimination of the tip credit for servers, bartenders, and other workers who frequently make more with tips than they would with a higher minimum wage: “This […]

State Rep. Ann Bollin today invited residents to attend office hours on Wednesday, July 31, in Walled Lake. Local office hours are an opportunity for residents to share their thoughts, questions, or concerns. No appointments are necessary to attend. This month, Bollin will be available July 31 from 2 to 3 p.m. at the Walled […]

State Rep. Ann Bollin today voted against a $82.5 billion spending plan that prioritizes pet projects over the critical needs of Michigan residents in the new state budget. Bollin, R-Brighton Township, said the plan relies on a tax increase that has families, seniors and small businesses handing over more of their hard-earned money to the […]

State Rep. Ann Bollin today voted against a plan that will increase costs for small businesses throughout Michigan. Bollin, R-Brighton Township, said House Bill 5827 would increase the maximum number of weeks that an individual may receive unemployment compensation from 20 to 26 weeks, even though Michigan’s unemployment rate has been under 4% for more […]