Welcome to my Web site!
I'm State Representative Robert Dean, and I serve Michigan's 75th 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,
State Representative Robert Dean
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State Representative Robert Dean (Grand Rapids) speaks about his plan to restore accountability and transparency to Michigan elections at a press conference in Grand Rapids on Monday, May 17, 2010. The lawmaker's plan stops the flood of secret corporate money into our elections so the people of
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Lawmakers fighting to rein in secret special interest spending— May 17, 2010GRAND RAPIDS – State Representatives Robert Dean (D-Grand Rapids) today unveiled comprehensive reforms to restore transparency and accountability to Michigan elections and ensure that the voice of the people is not drowned out by a flood of special interest money. The reforms fight back against a recent U.S. ...
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Legislation requires schools to adopt policies to prevent future tragedies— May 13, 2010LANSING – In an effort to keep Michigan students safe at school, State Representative Robert Dean (D-Grand Rapids) today voted to require schools to adopt a policy banning harassment or bullying. ...
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Plan aims to ease credit crunch and help small businesses grow, create local jobs— Apr 22, 2010LANSING – State Representative Robert Dean (D-Grand Rapids) today voted for a plan that will create incentives to encourage private investment in small businesses so they can expand and create more jobs. "Small businesses are the heartbeat of our neighborhoods here in Grand Rapids," Dean said. ...
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Reforms to increase efficiency of Legislature will save more money each year— Apr 21, 2010LANSING – State Representative Robert Dean (D-Grand Rapids) today voted for a three-part plan to save $4.8 million in taxpayer dollars by consolidating administrative services in the Michigan House and Senate and modifying employee benefit plans. ...
