The legislative office of State Representative Bill G. Schuette is seeking candidates who are looking to serve the state of Michigan while gaining experience working in a public service environment in Lansing. Those who are interested in applying for an internship within Rep. Schuette’s office may email their resume and/or contact legislative director Luke Derheim […]

Schuette adds additional options, with greater flexibility for residents of 95th District to communicate directly with him, address legislative matters and work on any issues with a state agency State Representative Bill G. Schuette announced today new opportunities, new approaches and a fresh format for constituent office hours throughout the 95th State Legislative district. In […]

State Representative Bill G. Schuette today led the advancement of two bills that protect livelihoods and will keep many small businesses across Michigan from having to close their doors for good. House Bills 4001-02 were advanced without opposition by the House Select Committee on Protecting Michigan Employees and Small Businesses, which is chaired by Schuette. […]

Hearing follows through on House Republican promise from previous term State Representative Bill G. Schuette today heard testimony from small business owners and their workers who are sounding the alarm on a looming Michigan Supreme Court mandate, while leading discussion on plans that keep the state from an economic disaster. “House Republicans understand the gravity […]

State Representative Bill G. Schuette has been chosen to lead a new select committee that will lead discussion and pursue reforms to help Michigan workers maintain their way of life and small businesses keep their doors open. “Hard working restaurant employees and small businesses are facing a looming cliff that will rob them of their […]

PHOTO INFORMATION: State Rep. Bill G. Schuette (third from right) today was sworn in for a second term in the Michigan House of Representatives by Michigan Supreme Court Justice Kyra Harris Bolden (fourth from left). Schuette was joined for the ceremony by (from left to right) Bill Leikhim, Cathy Leikhim, Diane Bristol, Judy Rapanos, Jackie […]

Representative Bill G. Schuette (R-Midland), who represents the 95th State House District, released the following statement regarding the vacant 35th Senate District Seat: “I wish to extend my congratulations to Congresswoman McDonald Rivet. With her election, the 35th State Senate district is now vacant and we’re waiting on a special election to be called by Gov. Whitmer. As we wait, […]

This December marks the end of my first term as your State Representative for the 95th District. It is an honor to work for the people of Midland and Gladwin Counties and I am looking forward to continuing to serve you for another two years. Serving in the legislature involves a lot of both offense […]

State Representative Bill G. Schuette will now host a pair of “Ask Bill G.” office hours meetings in Midland and Beaverton on Monday, Dec. 30, instead of an originally planned Dec. 13 date. “Ask Bill G.” Office Hours will take place at the following times and locations: 9-10 a.m. at Creation Coffee, located at 5023 […]

Representative Bill G. Schuette (R-Midland), who serves on the House Appropriations Committee, today released the following statement after the committee voted on Strategic Outreach and Attraction Reserve (SOAR) Fund investments that include funding for Dow Inc. in Midland. Schuette represents Midland as part of the 95th House District: “There are components of other spending plans […]

State Representative Bill G. Schuette will host a pair of “Ask Bill G.” office hours meetings in Midland and Beaverton on Friday, Dec. 13. The meetings will mark 24 consecutive months Representative Schuette has held office hours – every month he has been in the Michigan House – and continue his commitment to being available […]

State Representative Bill G. Schuette today voiced his support for a new road funding plan unveiled by House Speaker-elect Matt Hall that prioritizes infrastructure and fiscal responsibility. By dedicating existing tax dollars and expiring corporate handouts, Hall’s plan would invest nearly $3 billion in additional funding for infrastructure each year, including long-neglected local roads. The […]