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Hello I’m State Representative Jeff Mayes, I represent Bay City and southern Bay County in the Michigan House of Representatives.
I encourage anyone living in the southern Bay County to contact my office if I can ever be of service.
I also encourage you to sign up for my free e-newsletter that will keep you informed of what’s happening at your State Capitol.
State Representative Jeff Mayes
96th House District
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Legislation would increase number of Agriculture Renaissance Zones— Jun 26, 2009LANSING – State Representative Jeff Mayes (D-Bay City) has voted for passage of a plan to increase the number of Agriculture Renaissance Zones across the state. ...
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Legislation aims to ensure food quality by raising standards on animal care— Jun 19, 2009LANSING – In a move to ensure the highest quality of food safety for Michigan consumers, State Representatives Mike Simpson (D-Jackson) and Jeff Mayes (D-Bay City) this week announced a package of bills that will implement the nation's premier standards for animal care in the production of meat, eggs and dairy products. ...
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Cost-saving measure could save taxpayers about $2 million— Jun 18, 2009LANSING – State Representative Jeff Mayes (D-Bay City) today called on fellow lawmakers to support a plan that would combine the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) – generating significant savings to taxpayers by creating one entity called the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Protection. ...
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Lawmaker to be joined by DELEG, utilities to help consumers save money— Jun 17, 2009LANSING – State Representative Jeff Mayes (D-Bay City) will hold an informational town hall meeting on Monday, June 22, to discuss energy efficiency strategies and tax credits available to homeowners and businesses. ...
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Plan protects residents, cracks down on re-use of needles, other medical supplies— Jun 12, 2009LANSING – In a move to curb medical misconduct and the spread of infectious diseases, the Michigan House of Representatives passed a plan sponsored by State Representative Jeff Mayes (D-Bay City) prohibiting doctors and other regulated health care professionals from reusing needles and other medical equipment intended to be used only once on a single patient during a single procedure. ...