“Over the years, Jon has worked tirelessly for the people of this community, and it is no doubt better off because of his service here,” Outman said. “While his dedication will be missed, the impact of his work will last for years to come. We thank him for his steadfast commitment to the city of Belding wish him a happy and fulfilling retirement.”

“Restaurant workers are facing mass layoffs and detrimental impacts on their livelihoods early next year, but instead of focusing on finding solutions for them, Democrats in majority continue to prioritize their radical leftist policies as the sun sets on their term at the helm.”

“It’s always a pleasure to host members of my local community here at the Capitol,” said Outman, R-Six Lakes. “As a person of faith, I believe Pastor Stout’s prayer was a welcome blessing as my colleagues and I came together to represent the people of Michigan today. I appreciate him taking the time to be with us.”

Plan prioritizes at least $2.7 billion for roads without tax increase State Rep. Pat Outman (R-Six Lakes) issued the following statement voicing his support for House Speaker-elect Matt Hall’s recently announced plan to fix Michigan’s roads and bridges without increasing taxes: “Prioritizing our roads with real dollars and policy changes rather than just rhetoric is […]

“It was a pleasure to have Mr. Wright join me for today’s memorial ceremony,” Outman said. “It’s a fitting time for this ceremony as we continue to remember and honor the heroes who responded to the tragic attacks on America 23 years ago today, as well as the many veterans who served in the years that followed. We can never do enough to thank our veterans and public safety officers.”

State Rep. Pat Outman supports hunters in every what that he can. This time-honored tradition helps responsibly manage the wildlife population and encourages exploration of our great state. Whether you’re a longtime hunter or a first-time participant in Michigan’s hunting legacy, Rep. Pat Outman’s office is available to answer any questions you may have by […]

State Rep. Pat Outman is encouraging Montcalm and Ionia County farmers affected by crop damage from deer to request special permits from the state Department of Natural Resources so they may hunt the deer off their fields outside of the regular hunting season.

Rep. Outman invites local residents to attend his local office hours in Sheridan on Friday, Aug. 23. Office hours are an opportunity for constituents to speak directly with their representative and ask questions or share ideas.

“What we can expect is everything from reduced employee hours and increased prices to a greater reliance on automation and a move toward self-service. This will not be good for restaurants or their workers. And it’s going to be expensive for families who patronize them as well – as if inflation hasn’t been a hard enough hit to their wallets already.”

Rep. Outman invites local residents to attend his local office hours at the Sheridan Community Center on Tuesday, July 23 from 1 to 3:30 p.m..

Rep. Outman has voted against a $82.5 billion spending plan that prioritizes pet projects over the critical needs of Michigan’s families and children.

Rep. Outman presented Meaghan and Collin Scheid, siblings from Belding, with state tributes on the House floor of the Michigan Capitol Building. The tributes congratulate them for achieving their Eagle Scout ranks and honor them for the exemplary community service projects they completed to achieve those ranks.