decide to go back to work. Many choose some combination of all three. Whatever that choice may be, retirement should never mean less opportunity,” said Harris, R-Waterford. “These years should be lived freely, without fear of losing benefits because a retiree decides to continue serving their communities. At a time when communities are calling for stronger public safety and more efficient government services, we should be clearing a path for experienced professionals to continue serving, even if it’s technically a retirement job.”

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer recently signed House Bill 4262, sponsored by state Rep. Mike Harris, and Senate Bill 158 into law. The legislation, referred to as the Taylor Swift Bills, prohibits the use of bots to drive up prices by purchasing huge numbers of event tickets, limiting availability for the general public. From left, State Sen. […]