Direct state dollars Rep. Grant fought for and won, funding the organizations, programs, and places that make District 82 stronger.
Brand new fire stations and firefighter training, modern facilities for the crews who keep our neighborhoods safe.
Direct investment helping minority-owned businesses start, grow, and hire across the region.
A modernized community anchor in the Third Ward, with more space, better programming, open to everyone.
Expanded rehabilitation care for patients recovering and rebuilding their independence.
Weapon detection in schools, keeping students and teachers safe where they learn.
Community space combining arts programming, affordable housing, and small business space for local artists and entrepreneurs.
Facility improvements and expanded programming that widen access to the arts for families across Grand Rapids.
Grant funding for community centers, bringing programs, gathering space, and resources into the neighborhood.
Archives classroom and community space, preservation upgrades plus expanded public access for students and residents.
Neighborhood programs and services supporting families, youth, and seniors in Grand Rapids.
Expanded access to quality healthcare for underserved and uninsured families in our community.
Support for New American women and families building community and putting down roots in West Michigan.
A mobile mammography unit bringing breast cancer screening directly into the neighborhoods that need it.
A loan fund to revitalize vacant and underserved business corridors in Southeast Grand Rapids.
Services and programming for children and adults with neurological motor disorders, meeting families where they are.
Transitional tiny homes and a construction workforce training center for residents rebuilding their lives.
Mental health professionals embedded with Grand Rapids police, a smarter, safer response model for our community.
Expanded support, resources, and growth opportunities for Black-owned businesses across the region.
Securing resources for this district isn’t just a job. It’s a responsibility I take personally.
Beyond District 82, Rep. Grant has voted to fund the programs that put real money back into the hands of Michigan families and students.
Every public school student in Michigan now gets free school meals. No more lunch-debt shame, no more kids learning hungry.
Direct local investment in GRPS, dollars flowing straight back into our public schools.
Statewide funding for after-school programs that keep kids safe, learning, and supported beyond the school day.
Direct cash support for new mothers and babies during pregnancy and the first year, a national model for maternal and infant health.
Statewide investment letting people go back to school and build new skills for better careers.
Protects health coverage for 2.6 million Michiganders who count on it for care.
Stronger support for students with disabilities and the teachers and families who champion them.
Long-term infrastructure investment fixing the roads and bridges Michigan families drive every day.
Fair legal representation, so justice does not depend on how much money you have.
Survivor-centered services and support for crime victims and trafficking survivors.
Helping Michigan seniors live independently and age with dignity in their own communities.
Protecting public health by keeping Michigan's drinking water safe and clean.
Cleaner air for Michigan families and healthier neighborhoods across the state.
Helping Michigan businesses train and upskill their workers for in-demand jobs.
Protecting Michigan residents from discrimination and defending their rights.
Community-based safety solutions that stop violence before it starts.
Stable housing paired with services to help prevent chronic homelessness.
Established the Grand Rapids city landbank.
Gave cities the tools to establish land banks, acquiring and repurposing vacant, abandoned properties for housing.
Strengthened the long-term financial sustainability of community land banks.
Land banks can keep operating and serving communities for years to come.
Required cities' master plans to include a written, intentional housing investment strategy.
Cities are now legally accountable for planning housing growth.
Creates a Low-Income Housing Tax Credit for the State of Michigan.
Signed into law, expanding access to affordable housing across Michigan.
Made hate crimes explicitly illegal and punishable under Michigan law.
Communities targeted by hate have stronger legal protection and a clearer path to justice.
Required all real estate professionals to complete fair housing training.
Buyers and renters across Michigan are treated more equitably at the point of sale.
Expanded universal background checks for all gun purchases in Michigan, closing loopholes that allowed sales without vetting.
Every gun sale in Michigan now requires a background check.
Reformed renaissance zones to better support community redevelopment, revitalization, and commercial investment in underserved areas.
State economic tools are now better targeted at the communities that need them most.
Improved maternal health and postpartum care standards, expanding access to critical services for new mothers and their families.
Better health outcomes for Michigan mothers and newborns.
Beyond her own bills, Rep. Grant was a consistent vote for legislation that put money back in people's pockets and expanded rights for Michigan families.
Helped repeal Michigan's retirement tax, saving the average retiree about $1,000 per year.
Expanded the credit, returning an average of $3,400 to qualifying Michigan families.
Every K-12 student in Michigan now gets free breakfast and lunch.
Added LGBTQ+ protections to the Elliott-Larsen Act and passed the CROWN Act.
Rep. Grant has the record. Now she needs your support to keep delivering for District 82.
