State Representative Nancy Jenkins-Arno, R-Rollin Township, voted to support tipped workers and save small businesses from harmful mandates that are set to take effect at 12:01 a.m. Friday. The negotiated plan to protect small businesses from the sick time requirements while still giving workers access to leave time when needed passed the House this evening. […]

State Rep. Jenkins-Arno (R-Rollin Township) was appointed on Thursday to the full Appropriations Committee and four different House Appropriations Subcommittees, covering Higher Education and Community Colleges, School Aid and Department of Education, Labor and Economic Opportunity, and Joint Capital Outlay. Jenkins-Arno was selected to be in leadership positions in three of the four subcommittees, as […]

Rep. Jenkins-Arno (R-Rollin Township) issued the following statement on the passage of House Resolution 14, which adds a number of new transparency measures to the House Rules, including a requirement that particular members must sponsor by name line item earmarks in appropriations spending. “For too long, undisclosed earmarks have been a part of the budget […]

Rep. Nancy Jenkins-Arno (R-Rollin Township) voted Thursday in favor of Republican-led State House’s first two bills this term, which protect tip wages and restore reasonable minimum wage and paid leave requirements for small businesses. The two pieces of legislation, House Bills 4001 and 4002, will now move to the Senate after passing the House thanks […]

State Rep. Nancy Jenkins-Arno (R-Rollin Township) issued the following statement following the first meeting of the Michigan House of Representative’s newly formed Select Committee on Protecting Michigan Employees and Small Businesses, in which they heard testimony on House Bill 4001 and 4002, which restore protections of tip wages and reasonable minimum wage and paid leave […]

State Rep. Nancy Jenkins-Arno has taken her oath of office for her fourth non-consecutive term on Wednesday. Michigan’s 103rd legislative term, led by a Republican majority, began following the swearing-in ceremony.

The representative also announced the team members who will staff her Lansing office. Her legislative assistant, Mallory Murphy, will help address constituent concerns, while her legislative director, Josh Haley, will aide in policy matters. Rep. Jenkins-Arno invites local residents to contact her office with concerns, questions or ideas, residents may contact her office at (517) 373-8808 or [email protected].