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1,268 actions: orders, press releases, proclamations, appointments.
Gov. Whitmer Statement on Inauguration of President Donald J. Trump
Whitmer signs 9 bills (HB 4842, HB 4854, HB 4906, …)
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Governor Whitmer Makes Appointments to Boards and Commissions
Gov. Whitmer and Lt. Gov. Gilchrist II Proclaim January 18 as Honolulu Blue Day to Rally Michiganders Ahead of Lions Playoff Game
Governor Whitmer Announces 167 New Jobs, Nearly $55 Million in Capital Investment in Wayne, Oakland Counties
Whitmer signs 4 bills (HB 4062, HB 5030, HB 5031, …)
Governor Whitmer Delivers Road Ahead Address, Laying Out Commonsense, Bipartisan Vision to Grow the Economy and Save Michigan’s Auto Industry
Gov. Whitmer’s Road Ahead Address as Prepared for Delivery
Gov. Whitmer Announces Contest for Lions Logo Drawing Ahead of First Playoff Game
Lt. Governor Gilchrist Announces Italian Automotive Design Company Chooses Bloomfield for U.S. Headquarters, Creating 24 High-Paying Jobs
Gov. Whitmer Lowers Flags to Honor Former State Representative James McBryde
Governor Whitmer, Lt. Governor Gilchrist Statements on Passing of President Carter
Governor Whitmer Signs Bills Putting More Money into Michiganders’ Pockets, Extending Unemployment Benefits for Thousands of Michiganders
Governor Whitmer Announces Record 56,100 Michiganders Enrolled in College Through the Michigan Achievement Scholarship Program
Gov. Whitmer Awards Funding to Build New Housing in Detroit and Escanaba, Establish a New Restaurant in Ypsilanti
Gov. Whitmer Announces 64 New Jobs, Over $25 Million in Capital Investment in Kalamazoo County
Gov. Whitmer and Lt. Governor Gilchrist Announce Operation Safe Neighborhoods Reaches New Milestone with more than 750 Illegal Guns Off the Street
Governor Whitmer Signs Bills Lowering Utility Costs and Making it Easier to Pursue a Vocational Degree for Michiganders
Gov. Whitmer Lowers Flags to Honor Former U.S. Representative Bob Carr
Whitmer signs HB 4132
Governor Whitmer Announces More Than 600 New Jobs, $1.5 Billion in Investment Coming to Ypsilanti and Redford Townships
Gov. Whitmer Lowers Flags in Observance of Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
Gov. Whitmer Announces 144 New Jobs with Economic Development Projects in Wexford, Grand Traverse Counties
Gov. Whitmer, Lt. Gov. Gilchrist on Sen. Stabenow’s Farewell Address
Gov. Whitmer Announces Funding to Fix the Damn Roads in Rural Counties, Saving Locals $2.9 Million
Gov. Whitmer Announces New Housing, Commercial Space in New Baltimore
Whitmer signs 2 bills (HB 4127, HB 4128)
Gov. Whitmer Announces New Affordable Workforce Housing with Downtown Petoskey Rehabilitation Project
Governor Whitmer, Lt. Governor Gilchrist Statements on Three-Year Remembrance of Oxford Shooting
Gov. Whitmer Calls Deployed Troops on Thanksgiving
Gov. Whitmer and Gov. DeWine Place Wager on Michigan Wolverine’s Rivalry Game Against Ohio State Buckeyes
Gov. Whitmer Strengthens Economic Ties with Spain to Boost Foreign Investment and Job Creation in Michigan
Gov. Whitmer to Meet with Business Leaders and Foreign Officials in Spain to Compete for Jobs and Bring Supply Chains Home
Gov. Whitmer Pardons Aidan Cluckinson, Rooting for a Lions Thanksgiving Win
Whitmer signs 2 bills (HB 4361, HB 5328)
Gov. Whitmer Announces Free Contraception Resources Are Now Available at Over 300 Locations Across Michigan
Gov. Whitmer Proclaims November 11 as Veterans Day in Michigan
Governor Whitmer Signs Bipartisan Bill Honoring the Service and Sacrifice of Women Veterans, Creates “Woman Veteran” Special Recognition Plate
Gov. Whitmer Announces Turkey Naming Contest for 2024 Turkey Pardon
Governor Whitmer on Michigan House Leadership Elections
Gov. Whitmer and Lt. Gov. Gilchrist on the 2024 Election Results
Gov. Whitmer Announces 27,000 New Jobs Added in Fiscal Year 2024
Whitmer signs HB 5127
Gov. Whitmer Announces New Program to Provide Free Contraception to Michiganders, Lowering the Cost of Access to Family Planning
Governor Whitmer Announces Funding to Build 450 New Housing Units in Detroit and Wyandotte