A new proposal that would protect individuals serving as volunteer or paid on-call emergency responders from workplace discrimination was introduced by State Representative Jaime Greene (R-Richmond) on Tuesday. Greene’s House Bill 4433 would create the Emergency Responder Employment Protection Act, prohibiting employers from disciplining or firing employees who responded to an emergency while on their […]

Woodside Bible Church Pastor Benjamin Wheatley traveled to Lansing this Wednesday to lead the Michigan House of Representatives in an uplifting prayer of praise and supplication. Pastor Wheatley, accompanied by his family his wife Devon, and their children Asher, Adaline, and Benjamin, traveled from the Village of Almont to attend the Wednesday session as a […]

State Representative Jaime Greene (R-Richmond) introduced two new bills on Thursday that will codify the age expansion of the Michigan Reconnect program to include 21 to 24-year-olds. The Reconnect program provides state scholarships to certain qualified individuals returning to school to earn an associate’s degree or skill certificate, allowing them to attend tuition-free or significantly […]

State Rep. Jaime Greene (R-Richmond) introduced two pieces of legislation last Wednesday to honor the service and sacrifice of Michigan’s veterans. Greene’s House Bill 4279 would establish an apprenticeship program for Michigan Army National Guard and Air National Guard service members, while House Bill 4278 would officially designate Michigan as a Purple Heart State. Both […]

On Wednesday, the Michigan House of Representatives adopted a resolution introduced by State Rep. Jaime Greene (R-Richmond) urging the Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) to stop allowing biological males to participate in girls’ sports. Greene’s House Resolution 40 responds to the MHSAA’s recent announcement that it would continue to allow biological males to compete […]

State Rep. Jaime Greene (R-Richmond) and several other House Republicans introduced an education reform plan late last week that seeks to address Michigan’s alarming decline in K-12 education quality. The fourteen-bill package largely contains content from legislation initially introduced last term which never received even a committee hearing under the House Democrat majority. “Last week, […]

State Rep. Jaime Greene this week voted for a bipartisan solution that will maintain Michigan’s tip credit, implement fair earned sick time policies, and provide stability for small businesses and the workers they employ. The plan, which includes Senate Bill 8 and House Bill 4002, strikes a balance between protecting workers and supporting Michigan’s job […]

Representative will also play key role on House Oversight Committee State Rep. Jaime Greene, R-Richmond, has been named chair of the Michigan House Communications and Technology Committee for the 2025-26 legislative term, where she will lead efforts to advance cybersecurity, broadband expansion, and the responsible development of artificial intelligence (AI) in Michigan. “As a Navy […]

State Rep. Jaime Greene and the Michigan House today adopted historic reforms to ensure transparency, accountability, and public benefit in all legislatively directed spending initiatives. House Resolution 14 is aimed at restoring taxpayer trust and ensuring hard-earned dollars are spent wisely. It is just part of House Republicans’ renewed focus on fiscal responsibility and government […]

State Rep. Jaime Greene has reintroduced legislation to protect female athletes and ensure they have a fair playing field in Michigan sports competitions. Female athletes across the country continue to raise concerns about fairness and safety in sports. Greene pointed to the experience of former All-American NCAA swimmer Riley Gaines, who was forced to compete […]

State Rep. Jaime Greene and the Michigan House today voted to protect tipped wages and support small businesses across Michigan. The plan, which received bipartisan support, provides a solution for workers and job providers who are concerned about losing their livelihoods due to a Michigan Supreme Court decision set to take effect on Feb. 21. […]