Senator Kevin Daley's Press Releases
Sen. Daley highlights Donate Life Month
LANSING, Mich. — The Michigan Senate on Tuesday adopted Sen. Kevin Daley’s resolution to recognize April 2024 as National Donate Life Month. “Organ, tissue, and eye donation can provide families that are tragically confronted by the death of a loved one with the comfort of knowing the gift of donated organs and tissues provides another person with renewed hope for a healthy life,” said Daley, R-Lum.
Sen. Daley co-sponsors bill to extend successful pheasant hunting program to 2031
LANSING, Mich. — State Sen. Kevin Daley on Tuesday co-sponsored legislation introduced to continue Michigan’s pheasant hunting licensure program through Jan. 1, 2031. “Michigan has a rich history of pheasant hunting, and it has been wonderful to see this great pastime flourish again under the success of the licensure program,” said Daley, R-Lum. “Bagging small game like pheasants is a great way to introduce young
Sen. Daley will host series of in-district office hours Feb. 12
LANSING, Mich. — Sen. Kevin Daley, R-Lum, will be available to meet with constituents from across the 26th Senate District during a series of local office hours on Monday, Feb. 12. The senator will host meetings at the following times and locations: 11 a.m. — noon Chesaning Township Hall 1025 Brady St. Chesaning 12:30 — 1:30 p.m. Millington Township Hall 8553 State Road Millington 2 —
Sen. Daley leads moment of silence in honor of MSP trooper who died in the line of duty
LANSING, Mich. — Sen. Kevin Daley led the Michigan Senate in a moment of silence Thursday in honor of state police Trooper Joel Popp, who died late Wednesday from injuries sustained while making a traffic stop on I-75 near Birch Run Road. “Last night, in the line of duty during a routine traffic stop, this dedicated trooper paid the ultimate price as he worked to keep
Sen. Daley: Governor’s misplaced priorities highlighted in 2024 State of the State
LANSING, Mich. — State Sen. Kevin Daley, R-Lum, on Thursday released the following statement on the governor’s 2024 State of the State address: “I am concerned about our governor’s misplaced priorities while our state continues trending backward under her leadership. I often wonder if she’s even living in the same state as so many of the struggling families and small business owners who I meet across
Daley County Press Op-Ed: Lansing Democrats adjourn session historically early, my office remains open to serve you
By Kevin Daley 26th Senate District A few weeks ago, the Democrat majority in the Legislature adjourned session sine die. This means that the Michigan House and Senate are done meeting for the calendar year — no committees will hold hearings and no votes will be cast, unless the governor calls a special session. The last time the Legislature adjourned before December was 1968. This decision