Serving the people of Grand Rapids and Wyoming has been the honor of my life. Every decision I make starts with one question: Will this make life better for the people I represent?
I grew up believing that where you live should never determine what you can achieve. That's why I've dedicated my career to expanding opportunity for the people and neighborhoods I call home. Whether serving on the Grand Rapids Public Schools Board or representing the 82nd District in Lansing, my mission has stayed the same: make government work for the people it serves.
Before serving in the Legislature, I spent six years on the Grand Rapids Public Schools Board, including two years as Board Chair. During that time, I also served on the City of Grand Rapids Master Plan Committee, Downtown Grand Rapids Inc. Board of Directors, the Southtown Corridor Improvement Authority, the Promise Zone Authority, the Convention Arena Authority, and the SmartZone Local Development Finance Authority. Those experiences gave me a firsthand understanding of how thoughtful planning, strong schools, and economic investment can create lasting opportunity.
Today, as your State Representative, I've worked to lower housing costs, strengthen our neighborhoods, expand economic opportunity, improve public safety, and bring millions of dollars back home for local priorities. From passing legislation to securing investments that families can see and feel, my focus has always been on delivering real results.
Public service has never been about politics for me. It's about showing up, listening to residents, working with people who are ready to get things done, and making sure the voices of Grand Rapids and Wyoming are heard.
Outside of Lansing, Rep. Grant is actively engaged in real estate development and neighborhood revitalization, bringing a real-world perspective on housing, investment, and community building to every policy decision.
Before the legislature, Rep. Grant served six years on the Grand Rapids Public Schools Board, including two as Board Chair, fighting for students, teachers, and the families who depend on our public schools.
Three commitments that shape every vote, every conversation, every dollar fought for.
Affordable housing, real workforce pathways, and a tax code that rewards working families, not just the connected few.
From utility rates to childcare to housing, Rep. Grant fights to drive down the everyday costs squeezing working families across the district.
Investing in public schools, public safety, and neighborhood infrastructure so families can plant roots and stay for generations.
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