Michigan State Rep. Greg VanWoerkom (R-Montague)
Recent News About Michigan State Rep. Greg VanWoerkom (R-Montague)
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Resolution urges action on Great Lakes protection against Asian carp
A resolution proposed by State Representative Greg VanWoerkom was approved by the Michigan House, urging Illinois Governor JB Pritzker to advance the Brandon Road Interbasin Project.
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American Workers Group: Rep. VanWoerkom vote for spending bill ‘a scheme to raises taxes on MI employers’
Rep. VanWoerkom, Representative for Michigan District 88.
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VanWoerkom supports bills to secure funding amid budget talks
State Representative Greg VanWoerkom, representing Norton Shores, voted on Thursday to ensure the continuation of funding for essential state services and schools.
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VanWoerkom supports bills on sick leave and tip credit protections
Rep. VanWoerkom recently supported legislation aimed at safeguarding workers and small businesses in Michigan.
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Rep. Greg VanWoerkom appointed chair of Medicaid and behavioral health subcommittee
State Representative Greg VanWoerkom has been appointed to the House Appropriations Committee, where he will lead the Subcommittee on Medicaid and Behavioral Health.
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Michigan Senate approves fund to boost local startups
After a lengthy 29-hour session, the state Senate has concluded by passing Representative Greg VanWoerkom's bipartisan plan aimed at providing financial support to new businesses in Michigan.
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Rep. VanWoerkom demands legislative action on tipping system amid political standoff
State Representative Greg VanWoerkom and his Republican colleagues have decided not to vote on any further bills until House Democrats address the concerns of tipped restaurant servers and bartenders, as well as amend a complicated sick leave law.
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Rep. VanWoerkom criticizes Democrats' budget prioritization
State Rep. Greg VanWoerkom today voted against the Democrats’ $82.5 billion spending plan, criticizing it for prioritizing pet projects over the critical needs of Michigan residents.
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Rep. VanWoerkom opposes budget, calls for transparency in taxpayer dollars spending
State Rep. Greg VanWoerkom voted against the state budget proposed by House Democrats this week, expressing concerns that the plan fails to support families, prioritize local infrastructure, or respect taxpayers. He fears that the plan is more aligned with national leftist interests, including expanding social programs and investing millions in green energy vehicles.
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VanWoerkom applauds NRTF investment in Rosy Mound acquisition
State Representative Greg VanWoerkom (R-Norton Shores) has expressed his satisfaction over the inclusion of funding for the second phase of the Rosy Mound acquisition in the state budget proposal. This investment is among several projects recommended by the Natural Resources Trust Fund (NRTF) Board in December. The NRTF, funded by money from the development of minerals on state land and not tax dollars, partners with local governments annually to allocate these funds.
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Senate approves Rep. VanWoerkom’s economic development plan
On Wednesday, the Michigan Senate approved Rep. VanWoerkom's economic development plan, which aims to support economic risk-takers and push Michigan forward. The plan includes the establishment of the Research and Development Tax Credit program, a move that received bipartisan support with the approval of House Bills 4368 and 5099-5102.Representative VanWoerkom, from Norton Shores, expressed his enthusiasm for the plan, stating, “The goal is to keep good-paying jobs in Michigan and bring in new, long-standing opportunities in the fields of the future – that’s what this...
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Rep. VanWoerkom reacts to governor’s State of the State address
State Representative Greg VanWoerkom, a Republican from Norton Shores, has issued a statement in response to Governor Gretchen Whitmer's 2024 State of the State Address. In his statement, Rep. VanWoerkom criticizes the economic programs proposed by the governor, attributing the lack of job growth in Michigan to Democratic policies passed in recent years.According to Rep. VanWoerkom, these policies have undermined the pillars of Michigan's economy, such as low energy costs, a competitive tax structure, and access to skilled labor. He argues that in order to revive the...
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VanWoerkom and Michigan House approve bipartisan measures to assist families in need
Rep. Greg VanWoerkom (R-Norton Shores) teamed up with the Michigan House and approved several much-needed bipartisan measures, according to Michigan House Republicans.
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Michigan residents can now schedule a phone appointment with the UIA
Rep. Greg VanWoerkom (R-Norton Shores) recently highlighted the option on his Facebook page for Michigan residents to schedule a telephone appointment with the Unemployment Insurance Agency (UIA) if they are having problems with their unemployment claims.
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$3.1 million initiative will clean up Muskegon Lake
In an effort to undo years of environmental abuse of Muskegon Lake, the West Michigan Shoreline Regional Development Commission (WMSRDC), with funding from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, continues to clean up the lake with a $3.1 million initiative.
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VanWoerkom gives support to bipartisan 'Return to Learn' bill
State Rep. Greg VanWoerkom (R-Norton Shores) is lending his support to a bipartisan plan that would aid the safe return of Michigan students to the classroom.
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VanWoerkom leads Michigan House in approving recreational funding
Rep. Greg VanWoerkom led the Michigan House to approve a measure that would improve a Muskegon County park and other state recreation facilities.
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Rep. VanWoerkom supports Michigan's state-of-emergency extension
Michigan Rep. Greg VanWoerkom (R-Norton Shores) supports an effort to continue the state of emergency, according to a press release. VanWoerkom said that he supported the extension to keep families safe.
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Michigan politicians and communities work together to get through tough times
Following multiple executive orders from Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, all businesses and services that are not necessary to sustain or protect life have been suspended.