State Rep. William Bruck
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House Democrats reject Michigan security measure amendment
The Michigan Legislature Working Group for National Security has voiced its disappointment following the House Democrats' rejection of a Republican budget amendment. This amendment, aimed at implementing state and national security measures, was intended to influence Michigan’s Labor and Economic Opportunity (LEO) budget.
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Rep. Bruck’s Plan to Improve Traffic Flow on Michigan Expressways Advances Through Committee
State Rep. Will Bruck’s plan to enhance traffic flow and safety on Michigan’s expressways is moving forward as it received unanimous approval from the House Transportation, Mobility, and Infrastructure Committee. Bruck, R-Erie, is the driving force behind legislation that aims to improve traffic conditions on the state's expressways."With unanimous approval from the transportation committee, it’s clear that our plan is gaining traction," stated Rep. Will Bruck. "By making these simple changes, we can minimize congestion, make our expressways safer, and help drivers...
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Rep. Bruck organizes town hall meetings to discuss Whiteford Township diesel spill
State Rep. William Bruck is hosting two town hall meetings Wednesday, April 10, for residents to ask questions and learn more information about the diesel fuel leak tracked back to a gas station off Exit 5 on U.S. 23 in Whiteford Township.“The events will begin at noon and 5 p.m. on Wednesday at St. Michael Lutheran Church, 5790 W. Temperance Road, Ottawa Lake,” announced Bruck.“Residents deserve to have an opportunity to learn more about the leak and how it occurred,” Bruck said. “Experts will be present to answer any questions you might have.”Representatives from...
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Rep. Bruck Raises Concerns About Whitmer Administration's Housing Subsidy Program for Illegal Immigrants
State Rep. Will Bruck expressed his concerns about a policy implemented by Governor Whitmer that provides housing subsidies to illegal immigrants, which he believes is exacerbating issues caused by federal immigration policies. Bruck criticized the Newcomer Rental Subsidy Program, stating, “Supporting illegal aliens with taxpayer dollars sends the wrong message – that breaking the law is rewarded.”Bruck highlighted that the program allows individuals with pending asylum applications, including those who entered the country illegally and filed defensive asylum claims, to...
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Rep. Bruck: Residents can provide input on new wind, solar siting laws
State Representative Will Bruck from Erie emphasized the importance of public participation in shaping the implementation of the new state law governing large-scale wind and solar projects. Bruck expressed his concerns about the law's impact on local communities, stating, "My observation is that this new law does not have much support in our community." He encouraged residents to take advantage of the upcoming opportunities to provide feedback and influence the decision-making process of the Michigan Public Service Commission.House Bill 5120, now known as Public Act 233...
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Legislators: Michigan Urged to Reconsider CATL, Marshall Battery Plant Amid Federal Probe
The Michigan Legislature’s Working Group for National Security has raised concerns over the partnership between Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Limited (CATL) and Ford in building the EV battery plant in Marshall, urging a reevaluation in light of federal investigations and congressional hearings. The project has received more than $1.7 billion in state incentives.Representative Will Bruck (R-Erie), co-chair of the Working Group for National Security, emphasized the need to consider the risks associated with partnering with CATL, stating, “Michigan cannot afford to...
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Rep. Bruck’s plan to name roadway in honor of Capt. Liedel headed to governor
State Rep. Will Bruck's plan to honor fallen Monroe Township Fire Capt. Joseph M. Liedel has taken a significant step forward as it heads to the governor for final approval. The legislation, House Bill 4845, aims to rename a stretch of highway in memory of Capt. Liedel, who tragically passed away while on duty."I am deeply grateful for the unanimous support shown by my colleagues in both the House and Senate," expressed Rep. Bruck. "Their overwhelming endorsement underscores the profound impact Captain Liedel had on our community during his 28 years of dedicated service....
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Rep. Bruck introduces plan to protect newborns in Michigan
State Representative Will Bruck has proposed a new plan in Michigan to ensure the safety of newborn babies and protect women facing difficult decisions. The legislation, known as House Bill 5407, would allow fire departments in the state to install specially designed baby drop boxes where infants can be safely surrendered.Currently, Michigan's Safe Delivery of Newborns Law allows parents to surrender their newborns to hospitals, police stations, and fire stations, rather than abandoning them. Since its implementation in 2001, over 240 babies have been safely surrendered...
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Rep. Bruck: Governor’s green energy mandates don’t deserve a victory lap
State Representative Will Bruck criticized Governor Whitmer's green energy mandates during her 2024 State of the State address. Bruck expressed concern that these mandates will result in significantly higher electric bills for Michigan residents. He also highlighted the negative impact on workers at the Monroe power plant, who will lose their jobs when coal-powered plants are forced to shut down.Bruck further emphasized the negative consequences of the mandates on local communities, specifically in Monroe and Lenawee counties. He criticized the loss of local control as...
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Rep. Bruck, House unanimously approve plan to name roadway in honor of Capt. Liedel
State Rep. Will Bruck has successfully led the Michigan House of Representatives in approving a plan to honor fallen Monroe Township Fire Capt. Joseph M. Liedel. In a unanimous vote, the House approved Bruck's legislation, House Bill 4845, which aims to rename a stretch of highway in Liedel's honor. The proposed stretch of highway, located where Liedel's former fire station is situated, will be known as the "Captain Joseph M. Liedel Memorial Highway." This stretch will run along M-125, also known as South Dixie Highway, from the intersection with East Dunbar Road to the...