Michigan State Rep. Bradley Slagh (R-Grand Haven)
Recent News About Michigan State Rep. Bradley Slagh (R-Grand Haven)
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Rep. Slagh to host local office hours
State Rep. Bradley Slagh (R-Zeeland) is extending an invitation to residents to join him at his upcoming morning office hours on Monday, March 11. The local office hours aim to provide constituents with the opportunity to engage face-to-face with Rep. Slagh and express their thoughts, questions, and concerns. As highlighted in the announcement, no appointments are required to attend the sessions.The specific times and locations for the office hours are as follows:- From 7 to 8 a.m. at Signatures Coffee and Espresso Bar located at 6375 Balsam Dr. in Hudsonville- From...
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Rep. Slagh to Hold Office Hours in Zeeland, Hudsonville, and Jenison on Feb. 8
Rep. Slagh is inviting residents of Zeeland, Hudsonville, and Jenison to join him at his upcoming office hours on Thursday, Feb. 8. These office hours provide an opportunity for constituents to meet face-to-face with Rep. Slagh and share their thoughts, questions, and concerns.No appointments are necessary to attend the office hours, making it convenient for residents to engage with their representative. The office hours will be held at different locations throughout the afternoon and evening, allowing for flexibility in attendance.The first session will take place from...
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Rep. Slagh welcomes Georgetown Township Clerk to State of the State Address
State Representative Brad Slagh extended a warm welcome to Georgetown Township Clerk Ryan Kidd at the recent State of the State Address. The event, which took place at the Capitol Building, was an opportunity for the governor to address the state and outline his plans for the upcoming year.The presence of Clerk Ryan Kidd at the State of the State Address highlights the importance of local government representation and collaboration. Rep. Slagh recognizes the vital role that township clerks play in serving their communities and ensuring efficient administration.In a...
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Rep. Slagh to Hold Morning Office Hours in Hudsonville, Jenison, Zeeland on Jan. 19
State Representative Bradley Slagh (R-Zeeland) has announced that he will be hosting morning office hours in Hudsonville, Jenison, and Zeeland on Friday, January 19. This is an opportunity for residents to meet with Rep. Slagh and discuss their thoughts, questions, and concerns.Rep. Slagh emphasized the importance of engaging with constituents and listening to their feedback. He stated, "The new year offers us new opportunities to make Michigan an even better place to live. I look forward to hearing from those I represent in my home communities about how their state can...
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Rep. Slagh to Hold Morning Office Hours in Zeeland, Hudsonville, Jenison on Dec. 15
Rep. Slagh, the state representative, has announced that he will be hosting morning office hours on Friday, December 15th. These office hours will provide an opportunity for residents to meet with Rep. Slagh and discuss any thoughts, questions, or concerns they may have.In a statement, Rep. Slagh emphasized the importance of continuing to address the issues faced by the people of Michigan, despite the early adjournment forced by the Democratic majority. He stated, "There are still so many issues that the people of Michigan are facing – adjourning in early November simply...
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Slagh: Emergency Alert System should be used for true emergencies only
State Rep. Bradley Slagh (R-Zeeland) has requested legislation that would limit the governor's use of the Emergency Alert System.
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Michigan looks to safely open schools in the fall amidst COVID-19
The Return to Learn plan, which aims to have Michigan students safely return to learning in the classroom this fall following the coronavirus pandemic, has been referred to the House and Senate Education Committees for further consideration.
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Rep. Bradley Slagh introduces a plan to reopen the Michigan economy
According to the Michigan House Republicans, state Rep. Bradley Slagh (R-Zeeland) said that he supports a safety-focused approach to restarting Michigan’s struggling economy.