State Rep. Gregory Alexander
Recent News About State Rep. Gregory Alexander
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Rep. Alexander: Michigan National Guard Urged to Assist in Crisis at Southern Border
State Rep. Greg Alexander has joined a call for the deployment of Michigan National Guard members to assist with the crisis at the southern border, specifically in Texas. In a letter to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, Alexander emphasized the urgency of the situation, stating, "The United States has a logistical and humanitarian crisis currently underway at our southern border in Texas."The letter highlights the need for Michigan to extend support during times of national distress, pointing out the severe consequences the crisis is having on the entire nation. Alexander stressed...
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Rep. Alexander: DNR budget doesn’t fit needs of rural Michigan
State Rep. Greg Alexander voiced his concerns this week about the budget plans for the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, stating that they do not adequately address the needs of rural Michigan.Alexander, along with state Rep. Ken Borton, proposed amendments aimed at supporting rural communities, including funding for dam repairs and donations to a nonprofit that provides venison to local food banks. However, these amendments were not adopted by the Democrat majority on the Appropriations Subcommittee on Agriculture...
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Rep. Alexander announces April office hours meetings
State Rep. Greg Alexander of Carsonville has announced that he will be holding office hours meetings in Bad Axe, Sandusky, and Marlette later this month to engage with residents, answer their questions, and discuss priorities. The meetings are scheduled for Friday, April 26 and Monday, April 29 at various locations in the area.During these meetings, Rep. Alexander aims to connect with the community and understand their concerns. As he stated, "I invite anyone who is interested to attend. These conversations allow me to serve as a voice for our communities in the...
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Rep. Alexander: Proposed Auditor General budget cut is a blow for government transparency
State Rep. Greg Alexander expressed his disapproval of Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's proposal to significantly reduce funding for the nonpartisan Office of the Auditor General (OAG), emphasizing the importance of government transparency. Alexander, from Carsonville, stated, “This nonpartisan office has provided accountability for taxpayers by making sure programs and departments are working as intended – and what must be fixed if they aren’t.” He criticized the move as contradictory to Sunshine Week, dedicated to promoting transparency and open government.The OAG has played a...
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Rep. Alexander to Host Local Coffee Hours in Marlette, Bad Axe, and Sandusky
State Rep. Greg Alexander is gearing up to connect with constituents at upcoming coffee hours events in Marlette, Bad Axe, and Sandusky. The meetings are scheduled for Monday, March 25 at Marlette Township Hall, Friday, March 29 at Bad Axe Airport, and another session on the same day at Sandusky Airport."I look forward to talking with people and their families across the district about issues that matter to them," said Alexander. "These discussions help me serve as our voice in the Legislature and prioritize issues that make our communities an even better place to call...
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Rep. Alexander Pays Tribute to Former Legislator Paul Muxlow
State Rep. Greg Alexander of Carsonville honored the memory of former state Representative Paul Muxlow, who passed away on Feb. 23 at the age of 85. Muxlow, a resident of Brown City, served for three terms in the Michigan House, starting in the 2011-12 legislative term. He dedicated 24 years to public service, including serving on the Brown City Board of Education, the Sanilac County Independent School District Board, and other positions.Muxlow's commitment to public service was evident throughout his career, and his impact was felt in the communities he served. He...
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Rep. Alexander: Governor’s State of the State address underscores misguided priorities
State Representative Greg Alexander of Carsonville criticized Governor Gretchen Whitmer's State of the State address, stating that the proposed initiatives would lead to reckless spending and neglect the real priorities of the people of Michigan. In her address, Whitmer outlined plans for green energy incentives, housing earmarks, and other costly government ventures. However, Alexander argues that these plans fail to address crucial issues such as road repairs and improving student performance.According to Alexander, the lack of a permanent plan to fund road repairs is a...
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Rep. Alexander Invites Residents to Coffee Hours in Bad Axe, Sandusky, and Marlette
State Representative Greg Alexander of Carsonville has announced upcoming coffee hour meetings for residents in Huron County and portions of Lapeer, Sanilac, and Tuscola counties. The meetings, scheduled for Friday, January 26, will provide an opportunity for constituents to meet and talk with their state representative.The first coffee hour will be held from 9-10 a.m. at Huron County Airport in Bad Axe. The second meeting will take place from 11 a.m.-12 p.m. at Sandusky City Airport in Sandusky. The final coffee hour will be held from 1-2 p.m. at Marlette Airport in...
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Rep. Alexander Criticizes Income Tax Hike and its Impact on Michigan Workers and Families
State Representative Greg Alexander has strongly criticized Governor Gretchen Whitmer's approach to reforms that involve an income tax hike on working families in Michigan. Alexander argues that the increase in the income tax rate will have a detrimental impact on workers, their families, and the overall prosperity of the state.According to Alexander, the income tax hike is a result of the Democrats' need to balance their excessive spending in the current budget. He believes that this approach is backward and will ultimately cost workers and their families. Alexander...
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Rep. Alexander Inviting Residents to Coffee Hours on Dec. 29
State Representative Greg Alexander is extending an invitation to residents of Huron County and portions of Lapeer, Sanilac, and Tuscola counties to join him for coffee and conversation on Friday, December 29. The meetings will provide an opportunity for constituents to meet with their state representative and discuss important issues.The coffee hours will be held at three different locations throughout the day. The first meeting will take place at 9 a.m. at the Huron County Airport in Bad Axe. The second meeting will be held at 11 a.m. at the Sandusky City Airport in...
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Rate increases show grim future of green energy mandates, says Rep. Alexander
State Rep. Greg Alexander of Carsonville has expressed concern over a recent rate hike for DTE customers in Michigan. This comes just days after new laws were signed that require utilities to meet impractical timelines for renewable energy, which are projected to cost ratepayers even more. The Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) approved a total rate increase of $368 million for customers last week, resulting in a 6% increase for a typical residential customer using 500 kilowatt hours of electricity per month.According to DTE, the rate increase was necessary to...
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Rep. Alexander to Hold Coffee Hours Events on Nov. 24
State Representative Greg Alexander, representing Carsonville, has announced that he will be hosting coffee hours events for the residents of Huron County and parts of Lapeer, Sanilac, and Tuscola counties. These events will provide an opportunity for constituents to meet and engage in conversations with their state Representative.The coffee hours events will take place on Friday, November 24, at three different locations. The first meeting will be held at 9 a.m. at Huron County Airport in Bad Axe. The second meeting will take place at 11 a.m. at Sandusky City Airport in...
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Rep. Alexander: Democrats’ extended vacation nixes progress for needed reforms
State Representative Greg Alexander of Carsonville criticized House Democrats for declaring an early end to the legislative year, stating that their decision to take an extended vacation shows poor leadership. This move comes after recent mayoral elections resulted in a 54-54 split between Republicans and Democrats in the House, causing Democrats to lose their majority. Additionally, Democrats are using this maneuver to expedite the implementation of several new laws they passed.Alexander expressed concerns that the extended vacation will hinder progress on important...