Tri-City Sun

Representative Bill G. Schuette has announced the first “Ask Bill G.” Office Hours events of 2024, which will be held in Midland and Beaverton on Monday, January 29. These events are part of Schuette's commitment to actively engage with the residents of the 95th House District in Midland and Gladwin counties.

In a statement, Schuette expressed his excitement for the upcoming meetings, stating, "This will be a big year for our region and state. I look forward to talking with people about their priorities and answering their questions. These conversations allow me to serve as our voice in Lansing and I invite anyone who is interested to attend."

The "Ask Bill G." Office Hours will be held at two different locations and times to accommodate as many constituents as possible. The first session will take place from 9-10 a.m. at Coffee Chaos, located at 6201 Jefferson Ave. in Midland. The second session will be held from 10:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. at the Beaverton Activity Center, located at 106 Tonkin Street in Beaverton.

During these office hours, Representative Schuette will be available to meet with interested individuals on a one-on-one basis. Those who wish to schedule an appointment can email Luke Derheim, the legislative director for Rep. Schuette, at [email protected]. However, walk-in meetings are also welcome for those who prefer to drop by without an appointment.

For those unable to attend the office hours in person, there are alternative ways to contact Schuette's office. They can be reached by calling (517) 373-0152 or emailing [email protected]. Schuette's team is dedicated to ensuring that all constituents have an opportunity to voice their concerns and have their questions addressed.

The "Ask Bill G." Office Hours provide an invaluable opportunity for residents to directly engage with their representative and discuss the issues that matter most to them. By actively seeking input from constituents, Representative Schuette is fulfilling his role as a public servant and demonstrating his commitment to representing the interests of the 95th House District.

As the new year begins, it is crucial for elected officials to listen to the concerns and priorities of the communities they serve. Representative Schuette's "Ask Bill G." Office Hours are a commendable effort to foster open dialogue and ensure that the voices of Midland and Beaverton residents are heard. Whether it be through scheduled appointments or walk-in meetings, Schuette is making himself accessible to his constituents, emphasizing the importance of their opinions and feedback.

Residents are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity to engage with their representative and contribute to the shaping of their community. The "Ask Bill G." Office Hours are a reminder of the importance of active citizenship and the power of direct communication with elected officials.

In the words of Representative Bill G. Schuette himself, "These conversations allow me to serve as our voice in Lansing, and I invite anyone who is interested to attend." So mark your calendars for January 29 and join Representative Schuette at the "Ask Bill G." Office Hours to make your voice heard and be a part of the democratic process.