Hello, I’m State Representative Deb Kennedy from the 23rd District, which represents the townships of Grosse Ile, Brownstown, Huron, Sumpter and the cities of Woodhaven, Flat Rock, Rockwood and Gibraltar. Welcome to my Web site. I’m glad you visited and I hope you find the information here useful. If you ever have questions or concerns please feel free to contact my office, and while you're on the Web site be sure and sign up for my e-newsletter to learn what’s happening and where we can meet. Thank you again, and have a great day.
Sincerely,
State Representative Deb Kennedy
23rd House District
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You can tell 'em too, by shipping a virtual boatload of Asian carp to Illinois— Feb 08, 2010LANSING – State Representatives Dian Slavens (D-Canton), Deb Kennedy (D-Brownstown), Douglas Geiss (D-Taylor) and Bob Constan (D-Dearborn Heights) today launched an online campaign at www.noasiancarp.com demanding that Chicago bureaucrats and the Governor of Illinois close two shipping locks to keep Asian carp out of the Great Lakes. ...
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Deca-BDE flame retardant linked to children's learning disabilities, cancer— Jan 27, 2010LANSING – The Michigan House of Representatives today approved a bipartisan plan sponsored by State Representative Deb Kennedy (D-Brownstown) to protect Michigan families by banning the manufacture, sale and distribution of products in Michigan that contain a toxic fire retardant found in everyday products in our homes, offices, vehicles and schools. ...
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Plan to position state for $400 million in education dollars set to become law— Dec 19, 2009LANSING – State Representatives Dian Slavens (D-Canton), Douglas Geiss (D-Taylor) and Deb Kennedy (D-Brownstown) today voted for a plan that will give Michigan an edge in qualifying for up to $400 million in federal funding that Michigan's schools need in order to prepare students for 21st century jobs. ...
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First wave of plan will strengthen transparency, consumer protections— Dec 17, 2009LANSING – State Representative Deb Kennedy (D-Brownstown) on Wednesday voted for the first wave of reforms that will require auto insurance companies to be more accountable and transparent to Michigan consumers. ...
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Plan to protect health of Michigan families heads to Governor— Dec 10, 2009LANSING – The Michigan House of Representatives today passed a plan to ban smoking in most indoor places, including bars and restaurants. The plan, which comes amid ever-increasing evidence of the harmful public health impact of secondhand smoke, is now set to become law. ...