Rep. John Damoose today introduced a resolution demanding better food service for 1,000 Michigan National Guard members deployed to Washington, D.C.

Rep. John Damoose of Harbor Springs today issued the following statement after Gov. Whitmer announced she will allow indoor restaurant dining only at 50 percent capacity and with curfews still in place: “The governor is not going far enough fast enough – each day she keeps overly restrictive mandates in place on our restaurants, more […]

Rep. John Damoose today introduced a bipartisan plan to help people plant their roots in Northern Michigan or elsewhere in the state by encouraging homeownership.

Rep. John Damoose of Harbor Springs issued the following statement after Gov. Whitmer today issued a state of energy emergency related to propane distribution:

Lansing, MI – Reps. Beau LaFave, Greg Markkanen, and John Damoose released a joint statement criticizing Governor Whitmer’s newest two-month extension of 10pm curfews, 25% restaurant capacity limitations, and restrictions on gatherings in the privacy of your own home:

Rep. John Damoose – the new Representative in the Michigan House for the 107th District – has scheduled local office hours for Feb. 24. These meetings are to talk with constituents and will be conducted through Zoom.

Rep. John Damoose of Harbor Springs today pushed to reduce charges for those who commit minor infractions while fishing in the Great Lakes State.

State Rep. John Damoose of Harbor Springs today issued the following statement after Gov. Gretchen Whitmer reversed course and decided to allow high school student-athletes to resume contact sports, with some restrictions:

Rep. John Damoose of Harbor Springs issued the following statement after the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy approved Enbridge Energy’s application for certain permits required to build a utility tunnel beneath the Straits of Mackinac:

State Rep. John Damoose today called on Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to end her suspension of winter contact sports and allow student-athletes in Michigan schools to participate in all sports.

Rep. John Damoose of Harbor Springs today issued the following statement after Gov. Whitmer announced indoor restaurant dining will resume Feb. 1 with capacity limits and curfews: “I was going to say the governor’s announcement is a day late and a dollar short – but it’s actually several weeks late, and several million dollars short […]

Rep. John Damoose today asked Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to decisively and publicly commit to allowing in-person dining at Michigan restaurants no later than Feb. 1 – a move that would provide much-needed certainty for the industry and the families that depend on it to earn a living.