Welcome to my Web site!
I'm State Representative Jim Slezak, and I serve Michigan's 50th House District.
I hope you find my Web site useful and informative. You can use it to keep up-to-date on the work I'm doing in Lansing to make our community a better place to live, work and raise a family. You can also use it to sign up to receive my e-newsletter. I encourage you to please contact me if I can ever be of service. I am here to serve you and be your voice in our State Capitol.
Sincerely,
State Representative Jim Slezak
50th House District
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— May 01, 2009Rep. Slezak encourages residents who would like more information regarding the recent H1N1/swine flu outbreak to contact the Genesee County Health Department's Swine Flu hotline at (810) 257-3887, or visit the Genesee County Health Department's Web site at www.gchd.us, and click on the Swine Flu Information and Updates link. ...
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Plan will encourage investment, development in low-income communities— Apr 29, 2009LANSING – Genesee County lawmakers today voted for a series of bills that will create a state-level New Market Tax Credit (NMTC) program to help boost Michigan's economy by encouraging new investment in low-income and underserved communities across the state. ...
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House passes plan protecting homeowners who seek help to avoid foreclosure— Mar 11, 2009LANSING – Genesee County's Democratic Representatives today voted for a plan to aid struggling homeowners and help keep more Michigan families in their homes by offering a 90-day lifeline to residents at risk of foreclosure who seek help. The plan passed the House and now moves to the Senate. ...
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'Hire Michigan First' plan rewards businesses that hire Michigan residents, cracks down on using tax dollars to provide jobs for illegal immigrants— Mar 09, 2009LANSING – State Representative Jim Slezak (D-Davison) today threw his support behind an aggressive job-creation plan that rewards state economic development incentives to companies that employ 100 percent Michigan workers. ...
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Move will build on $335 million in existing credits to create 21st century jobs— Mar 03, 2009LANSING – Genesee County's Democratic State Representatives today threw their support behind a bipartisan, bicameral plan that will help make Michigan a leader in emerging high-tech industries by dramatically expanding the tax credits available to companies that are involved in the production, development and commercialization of advanced battery technologies. ...