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Sen. Erika Geiss Celebrates a Big Win For Core City 

Sen. Erika Geiss Celebrates a Big Win For Core City 

LANSING, Mich. (July 18, 2023) — Today, Sen. Erika Geiss (D-Taylor) issued the following statement after the Board of Zoning Appeals, BZA, upheld the City of Detroit’s Building, Safety Engineering, and Environmental Department’s denial of the CamAm International Trade...

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District 1 News & Updates

Note from Erika  Greetings Friends and Neighbors!  Summer is officially here! As you may know, the heat, humidity and windy weather have pushed fire danger to high levels across the Lower Peninsula. Below are some tips for keeping fires under control this summer. ...

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Today, I testified before the Michigan Senate Committee on Civil Rights, Judiciary, and Public Safety in support of my bill, Senate Bill 336. This legislation would place clear limits on the use of no-knock warrants and establish specific guidelines for when and how they may be used—ensuring accountability and that officers are clearly identifiable.

SB 336 is part of a larger, bipartisan bill package: the Police Practices Standardization, Transparency, and Trust (S.T.A.T). Together, these bills aim to promote safer communities by improving policing practices and rebuilding trust between law enforcement and the people they serve.

I’m especially grateful to Senator Stephanie Chang for her longstanding leadership on this issue, and to my colleagues on this package for their dedication to creating meaningful change.
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Today, I testified before the Michigan Senate Committee on Civil Rights, Judiciary, and Public Safety in support of my bill, Senate Bill 336. This legislation would place clear limits on the use of no-knock warrants and establish specific guidelines for when and how they may be used—ensuring accountability and that officers are clearly identifiable.

SB 336 is part of a larger, bipartisan bill package: the Police Practices Standardization, Transparency, and Trust (S.T.A.T). Together, these bills aim to promote safer communities by improving policing practices and rebuilding trust between law enforcement and the people they serve.

I’m especially grateful to Senator Stephanie Chang for her longstanding leadership on this issue, and to my colleagues on this package for their dedication to creating meaningful change.Image attachment

When the Supreme Court issued the Dobbs decision, it marked a historic legal shift, repealing nearly 50 years of federally protected reproductive rights. But it also reignited a civic movement rooted in care, rights, and accountability. Today, we pause to remember that moment—and our role in it —to ensure Michigan remains a place where values are respected and voices are heard. ... See MoreSee Less

When the Supreme Court issued the Dobbs decision, it marked a historic legal shift, repealing nearly 50 years of federally protected reproductive rights. But it also reignited a civic movement rooted in care, rights, and accountability. Today, we pause to remember that moment—and our role in it —to ensure Michigan remains a place where values are respected and voices are heard.
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