State Representative Stephanie A. Young is currently serving her third term in the Michigan House of Representatives. She represents Michigan's16th District
Honored to give the opening remarks and prayer at The Salvation Army’s annual Advocacy Day, joining leaders from across Michigan representing 40 centers and 60 units. Grateful for their continued service to our communities. 🙏🏽❤️
I was proud to testify in support of my bipartisan three-bill package, known as Theresa’s Law, alongside my colleagues Reps. Wozniak & Hoskins.
House Bills 6320-6322 are named in memory of Theresa Sella Skrabis, who died in a Michigan facility for the aging.
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Prices are up on everything from gas to food to shipping, costing you more everywhere you go. Republicans think this is just the cost of doing business, but I think it’s unacceptable. I’m working to lower costs and keep money in your pocket.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Sept. Community Conversation. Unfortunately, we were unable to broadcast the event live.
I hope you’ll take a moment to watch the conversation and learn more about the important updates.
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Join Team Young as we shine a spotlight on Domestic Violence Awareness Month. DV affects individuals in every community across our state, regardless of age, economic status, sexual orientation, gender, race, religion, or nationality.
Our community deserves service we can count on. This is a good opportunity to ask questions, hear directly from those responsible, and learn what improvements are being planned to make service more reliable for everyone.
🍎🍂 Apple cider, pumpkin spice, beautiful fall colors — it’s officially the season to celebrate! Join our neighbors for the family-friendly Redford Oktoberfest and enjoy two festive days filled with community, fun, and all the best parts of fall.
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If you need help applying for the City of Detroit’s Homeowners Property Exemption (HOPE) program, you can schedule an appointment at the North Rosedale Park Community House, 18445 Scarsdale by calling 866-313-2520 or visit schedule.mydhn.org
Looking for a great way to enjoy the still-warm summer weather? Take some time to explore Rouge Park, the largest park in Detroit! Spanning approximately 1,122 to 1,184 acres, Rouge Park offers plenty of space to enjoy one of our city’s incredible outdoor treasures.
The Michigan House of Representatives holds an annual 9/11 remembrance ceremony to honor the lives lost & recognize the extraordinary acts of heroism shown on 9/11 2001.
This year, I was honored to welcome Livonia Fire Chief Robert Jennison as my special guest.
Democracy works best when we all participate. Take a few minutes today to check your voter registration status, register to vote, or help someone you know get election-ready.
Today is National Voter Registration Day! 🗳️
Democracy works best when we all participate. Take a few minutes today to check your voter registration status, register to vote, or help someone you know get election-ready.
I hope to see you at the 9th Annual Good Old-Fashioned Neighborhood Corn Roast at Bicentennial Park!
Come out, connect with neighbors, meet local organizations, & enjoy one of Livonia’s long-standing community tradition with friends, family, and plenty of community spirit! 🌽☀️
Summer might be over, but bike season isn’t!
Come hang out with the community this Saturday for a bike ride and a movie. Grab your bike, bring a friend, and enjoy a fun day with neighbors.
I’m excited to join my union brothers & sisters of IBEW Local 58 at the Detroit Labor Day Parade! This proud tradition is one of North America’s oldest & largest continuous labor marches, dating all the way back to August 16, 1884.
Hope to see you there!
Every 16 years, the Michigan Constitution requires that a constitutional convention question be placed on the ballot. We will have a special guest joining us to help shed light on what this question means and why it matters.
Tariffs are hurting Michigan households more than any others in the nation. You’re suffering because Trump and Republicans are making choices for their billionaire buddies, not you.
Trump’s tariffs have cost you $5,619. Michigan can’t afford the Republican trade war.
Primary care is the front door to our healthcare system. When that door is difficult to access, people have to travel farther, costs rise and preventable problems can become emergencies. The Primary Care Transformation Package would bring primary care closer to home.
Join us for “Make Them Safe, Keep Them Safe” — a free gun safety event for the community!
DPD will be on-site providing free gun locks, firearm safety tips, food, giveaways, and haircuts.
Bring your family, stop by, and take advantage of these free community resources.
More Michigan families than ever want access to free, high-quality pre-K; that was made clear by the 16% increase in applications for PreK for All over the past year. @MiHouseDems have listened and invested in a program that gives kids a strong start.
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Get set to join a signature Livonia event when more than 10,000 family and friends will once again descend on Greenmead Historical Village for a day of discovery, joy, and community pride.
Even as parents are forced to spend 23% more on notebooks and 26% more on lunch boxes for their kids this year, Republicans stand by their terrible tariffs. Michigan families deserve leaders who put them first.
Reserve your seat for this important and informative screening and panel discussion. This timely conversation comes as another woman recently died at the Women’s Huron Valley Correctional Facility, marking the fifth death of a person in state custody there since mid-May.
These nine bills are more than headlines; they’re real solutions to deliver economic security and access to healthcare for working families. I will continue to support the reintroduction of these bills until they’re signed into law.
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’m proud to be a sponsor of one of Grandmont’s most cherished traditions: the 46th Annual Grandmont Arts, Crafts & Culture Fair, taking place next Saturday, Aug. 1, from 1–7 p.m. at Douglas Ramsay Park, 14800 Longacre Street.
This free community event is open to everyone.
Enjoy the Grandmont Garden Tour on Saturday, July 25. The starting point is at Ramsay Park, 14800 Longacre. You can scan the QR code to get your tickets in advance, or you can get them on the day of the event.
It was a pleasure to join my colleagues from the MLBC at the inaugural Solar & Electric Vehicle Technology Challenge On Belle Isle. These young people have spent hours upon hours designing and building these solar powered creations.
To all those affected by the latest DTE outage, please know they have set up base operations at my church, Historic Pure Word MBC, corner of Grand River & Evergreen. Residents can come and get info, resources, gift bags & a meal& frozen dessert ... now through 7pm tonight.
The Grandmont Community Association Welcome Committee Hosts Its 2nd Annual “Board” Walk!
This is a wonderful opportunity to connect with neighbors and celebrate the spirit that makes the Grandmont Community Association special.
What a great day for the Grand River corridor! I was honored to join Mayor Sheffield, City leaders, the Grandmont Rosedale Development Corporation, and community partners to celebrate the completion of Minock Park Place, a new mixed-use development.
The City of Detroit has a centralized collection of air quality monitoring efforts and information from throughout the city, including a dashboard with real-time air quality monitoring data.
Learn more through this training opportunity.
The Detroit Caucus will host a Juneteenth Celebration at Delores Bennett Park, 444 Smith St. in Detroit. The celebration will honor freedom, community and culture while bringing residents together to connect with valuable local resources and services.
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The next stop on the Mayor’s Summer Fridays tour is a special Juneteenth & Black History Celebration in the 16th House District at the Crowell Recreation Center.
Bring the whole family out for an evening filled with FREE food, bounce houses, giveaways, live entertainment & more.
The Detroit Caucus held a press conference with AFT Michigan & DPSCD on the delayed K-12 school budget.
Passing a budget on time is one of the most basic responsibilities we have as elected officials. It’s how we provide certainty for our communities.
I had a wonderful visit recently at Branch Line School in Livonia, where I met the teachers, staff, & students. As their 8th-grade students graduate, I was honored to present a tribute to London Frye as she concludes her academic career there and continues on to Renaissance High.
Several residents from the district have shared their concerns about ALPR's in their neighborhoods & the impact on daily life and civil liberties. Come hear from local officials, community & neighborhood leaders &
I was proud to join the Northwest Detroit Farmers Market as they kicked off their 21st year by accepted a $5,000 check from Shipt.
Shipt operates multiple philanthropic programs designed to improve community access to healthy groceries.
Residents of the 16th House District: this is your chance to share your concerns and experiences with city government. This week, the Ombudsman’s Office will be at the Redford Branch of the Detroit Public Library to listen and help connect residents with resources.
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The 2026 Redford Summer Concert Series kicks off with the Redford Symphony Orchestra on 6/23. The Tuesday evening concerts have a new venue at the Redford Recreation and Wellness Center, 14701 Beech Daly Road, and they run from 7-8:30 p.m. Bring your family out!
Catch a break — and maybe a fish — June 13–14! Michigan’s Free Fishing Weekend also means no-cost access to off-road trails and state parks. Grab your friends, your gear, and go make memories: michigan.gov/dnr
As a founding member of the Mii. Legislative Scouting Caucus, Scout Day at the Capitol is always a highlight. Between committee meetings, I accepted the 2005 Report to the State
As the proud mother of an Eagle Scout, it is uplifting to talk to parents and Scouts from all over Mi
I testified before the House Labor and Economic Opportunity Appropriations Subcommittee in support of a Legislatively Directed Spending Item (LDSI) request for $3 million for Brillant Detroit. I was joined by Cindy Eggleton, with Brilliant Detroit.
I testified before the House Labor & Economic Opportunity Appropriations Subcommittee in support of a LDSI request for $550,000 for the Detroit Parks Coalition. I was joined virtually by Ritchie Harrison, representing Sidewalk Detroit, and Sigal Hemy.
I testified before the House Labor and Economic Opportunity Appropriations Subcommittee in support of a Legislatively Directed Spending Item (LDSI) request for $3 million for Starfish Family Services. I was joined by Karen Roback, Starfish’s Chief Strategy Officer.
Taking pride in our community starts right at home. It’s time to find the best yard in Redford Township.
To celebrate America’s 250th birthday, a special award for the Most Patriotic Best Yard will be given this year.
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