Senator Darrin Camilleri
We are here to help you!
Whether you have a question about legislation, need assistance navigating government, or simply want to share your thoughts, we are here for you.
Newsroom
Learn what we’re doing for your community.
Hertel, Singh, Camilleri Tackle Urgent Tipped Wage Fix and Wage Theft on Day One, Making Workers a Priority in 2025
Balancing the interests of workers, small businesses, and consumers, this legislative package seeks to build a fair economy that works for all LANSING, Mich. (Jan. 8, 2025) — On day one of a new legislative session, Senate Democrats are not shying away from tackling...
Michigan Senate Democrats Make Lowering Costs, Increasing Access to Affordable Health Care a Top Priority in 2025
Legislation to establish a Prescription Drug Affordability Board would rein in the skyrocketing costs of medication to help Michiganders stay healthy and save money LANSING, Mich. (Jan. 8, 2025) — To kick off the first day of the 103rd Legislature, Michigan Senate...
Camilleri Reacts to Public Health Assessment at Wyandotte BASF Site, Commends Swift Action by Health Dept. Officials
LANSING, Mich. (Dec. 11, 2024) — In reaction to the continued contamination of PFAS, mercury, and other dangerous pollutants at the Wyandotte BASF site, and subsequent announcement that the Michigan Dept. of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) will be assessing the...
Stay Connected on Facebook
Subscribe to my e-newsletter!
Sign up to be the first to know what I'm doing to build a thriving community to fight for you.
Today, I’m sending a letter to Corewell Hospital to urge them to keep the Labor and Delivery unit open at our Wayne campus. This vital service is so important to our residents - particularly those who cannot travel to other hospitals nearby to give birth.
Thank you to my colleagues in the State House for joining us in this call, including @repherzberg , @reggiemillermi, @dylanwegela, and @mattformichigan. ... See MoreSee Less
4 CommentsComment on Facebook
I was late to my coffee hour this morning in Gibraltar because I was stopped at a blocked train on Fort Street and had to go around. What was worse was that we had an ambulance behind us trying to make its way to the hospital. All the cars maneuvered out of the way to get the ambulance as close as possible with the hopes that the train would move quickly. It didn’t.
So the ambulance literally had to reverse and find an alternative route — which probably added another 20 minutes at least. I’m hoping that the person inside is ok.
This is why I fight so hard on this issue. Alongside Rep. Debbie Dingell, we secured the funding for a bridge on Fort Street, but it is going to take years before it’s built. We have phase one finally underway on Allen Road with the bridge there hopefully starting next year.
In this year’s state budget, we finally secured a long term funding solution to build more of these bridges over the blocked crossings. But the urgency of a fix is always present — particularly in situations like this. ... See MoreSee Less
189 CommentsComment on Facebook
The Governor and I celebrated our state’s bipartisan budget at Mom’s Restaurant in Trenton last week alongside other state legislators and community leaders. With an affordability crisis, we focused on lowering costs for residents — ending state taxes on tips, overtime, and social security. Combined with the expansion of the working families tax credit and repeal of the pension tax, we have provided the biggest tax relief to Michigan families in our history. ... See MoreSee Less
20 CommentsComment on Facebook