Hello I’m State Representative Jeff Mayes, I represent Bay City and southern Bay County in the Michigan House of Representatives.
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State Representative Jeff Mayes
96th House District
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Plan positions state to be a leader in advanced technology— Nov 13, 2009LANSING – State Representative Jeff Mayes (D-Bay City) this week voted for a plan passed by the Michigan House of Representatives that expands tax credits available for advanced battery companies in order to position Michigan as a leader in this emerging industry. ...
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Plan to reform 'anchor zones' will attract businesses, diversify Michigan's economy— Nov 12, 2009LANSING – The Michigan House of Representatives today passed a plan proposed by State Representative Jeff Mayes (D-Bay City) that will strengthen "anchor zones" in the state in an effort to target large, high-tech employers and create jobs for Michigan workers. ...
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Passage of $30M in grants further positions Michigan as energy leader— Nov 05, 2009LANSING – State Representative Jeff Mayes (D-Bay City) this week voted to speed up the development of 21st century technology such as advanced batteries and solar panels to make Michigan a magnet for jobs in the emerging alternative energy industry. ...
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Plan allows owners to transport firearms to get them licensed— Oct 30, 2009LANSING – The Michigan House of Representatives on Thursday passed a plan sponsored by State Representative Jeff Mayes (D-Bay City) that will make changes to Michigan's pistol laws in order to make it easier for residents to license their firearms. ...
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Plan to overhaul Department of Agriculture weakens industry, removes oversight— Oct 12, 2009LANSING – State Representative Jeff Mayes (D-Bay City) has thrown his support behind a resolution to overturn the Governor's Executive Order impacting the Department of Agriculture, calling it a threat to one of Michigan's most important industries. ...