Welcome to my Web site!
I'm House Speaker Andy Dillon, and I serve Michigan's 17th 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,
House Speaker Andy Dillon
17th House District
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Legislators on Agriculture, other panels will carry on late colleague's work— Jan 21, 2010LANSING – House Speaker Andy Dillon (D-Redford Township) today announced new committee assignments to fill vacancies created by the passing of State Representative Mike Simpson (D-Jackson), who died last month at the age of 47. Simpson had been receiving treatment for a rare blood disorder called light-chain deposition. ...
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Plan to position state for $400 million in education dollars heads to Governor— Dec 19, 2009LANSING – The Michigan House of Representatives today passed a plan that will give Michigan an edge in qualifying for up to $400 million in federal funding that Michigan's schools need in order to prepare students for 21st century jobs. ...
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— Dec 18, 2009State Representative Mike Simpson (D-Jackson) passed away on Friday, December 18, 2009. He was suffering from a rare blood disorder called light-chain deposition. Simpson, 47, was in his second term representing the residents of Jackson County. House Speaker Andy Dillon (D-Redford Twp.) praised Simpson's dedication and sincerity. ...
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Plan to protect health of Michigan families heads to Governor— Dec 10, 2009LANSING – The Michigan House of Representatives today passed a plan to ban smoking in most indoor places, including bars and restaurants. The plan, which comes amid ever-increasing evidence of the harmful public health impact of secondhand smoke, is now set to become law. ...
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Reforms put MI in running for $400 million to prepare students for 21st century— Dec 10, 2009LANSING – The Michigan House of Representatives today passed a plan that will give Michigan an edge in qualifying for up to $400 million in federal funding to ensure that Michigan's students get the top-notch education they need to succeed in the 21st century. ...