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• Governor: Michigan is 'getting it right, getting it done' as reinvention continues
State of the State spotlights progress, unfinished business

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• Reforms to address state's unfunded post-retirement liabilities signed into law, put state in stronger position

• State, employee unions successfully complete bargaining process

• Governor's signature removes road blocks to regional cooperation; Local governments given greater flexibility in sharing services

• Snyder signs new business, community revitalization programs into law

• Snyder continues effort to reduce regulatory burden on small businesses to spur job growth

• Snyder signs anti-bully bill

• Bill protecting welfare exemption for people with disabilities signed into law

• Governor's Council on Educator Effectiveness Announces First Meeting

• Snyder creates Talent Investment Board

• Snyder signs bill to ensure full funding of court trial operations

• Snyder signs bills to standardize school board elections, save districts money

• Governor names three to Detroit's 36th District Court

• Ohio and Michigan governors wager on this year's match-up

• Governor authorizes volunteer rescuers to equip personal vehicles with emergency lights

• Gov. Snyder signs Fostering Connections legislation

• Pure Michigan Business Connect swells; Fifth Third Bank adds $5 billion

• Snyder responds to Bing's address

• New law allows permanent license revocation for health workers convicted of sex crimes

• Governor applauds Senate passage of health insurance initiative

• New law allows submerged log recovery to promote economic growth

• New law addresses doctor shortage, makes health care more accessible

• Bold reforms pay off as Michigan ranks 2nd in Bloomberg study of states' economic health

• Snyder, Huntington announce halfway mark in $2 billion loan commitment to state businesses

• Governor says revitalized infrastructure is road to Michigan's success

• Snyder issues statement in observance of Stevens T. Mason's 200th birthday

• Tax clarification bill signed by governor

• Mortgage fraud protection legislation signed into law by governor

• New law makes it easier to catch criminals, prevent them from receiving welfare benefits

• Snyder signs 200th bill into law, ends lawmaker lifetime health care benefits

• Governor signs tax clarification bills into law

• Snyder applauds passage of free-trade pacts

• Snyder issues executive order, creates and appoints commission that will study how to improve legal representation for the poor

• Partial-birth abortion ban signed into law

• Governor signs legislation transferring geological mapping responsibilities to WMU

• Michigan Announces Cyber Initiative

• Parole notification bill signed into law

• Presidential primary bill signed into law

• Snyder, South Koreans sign agreement boosting business ties

• Calley O.K.'s funds for accelerated rail project, unemployment insurance interest payments

• Snyder continues trade mission in Shanghai

• Snyder leads Michigan trade mission to China

• Calley signs four bills into law

• Public employee health insurance reform signed into law

• Snyder appoints members to aging, long-term care commissions

• Snyder signs executive order to ensure effectiveness of state labor relations specialists

• Governor welcomes 'green' joint venture to Michigan during Japan visit

• Snyder calls Michigan a 'launching pad' for global companies during Tokyo visit

• Governors Honor Michigan Partnership with Shiga Prefecture in Japan

• Governor heading to Japan, China and Korea to build business friendships for Michigan

• Snyder creates Blue Ribbon Panel on State Parks and Outdoor Recreation

• Snyder signs bills ensuring health care remains available to low-income residents

• Snyder signs nine bills into law

• Snyder signs legislation prohibiting minimum staffing requirements

• Snyder reacts to Obama speech

• Gov. Snyder issues statement in observance of 9/11 anniversary

• Snyder signs reform bills returning welfare to original intent as temporary help for families

• Governor issues statement in observance of Labor Day

• Snyder issues statement on EPA ozone standards

• Snyder presents Reinventing Michigan award to Upper Peninsula Children's Museum

• Governor offers statement on passing of Eleanor Josaitis

• Redistricting plan signed into law

• Governor appoints Richard LaFlamme to 4th Circuit Court in Jackson County

• Education Achievement Authority members appointed

• Governor names Harvey Hollins to lead Office of Urban and Metropolitan Initiatives

• Fitch improves Michigan outlook to 'Positive'

• Michigan businesses first in country to benefit from new impact investment initiative

• Early collection of prisoner DNA samples will help solve cold cases

• Snyder signs 16 bills into law

• Binding arbitration reform will ensure communities can afford public safety agreements

• Teacher tenure reform signed into law

• Four bills signed into law

• Snyder signs legislation to help combat production of methamphetamine

• Eight bills signed by governor

• Snyder signs bill to aid Flint safety, improve quality of health records

• Ten bills signed by governor

• Gov. Rick Snyder issued the following statement regarding the passing of former First Lady Betty Ford:

• Law change allows volunteers to take on larger role in conservation efforts

• Child protection bills among new laws signed by governor

• Signing of budget bills signifies path to fiscal health

• Snyder appoints Barry County judges

• Snyder's education initiatives earn support of former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush

• House Republican Policy Director John Roberts to join Snyder administration

• Snyder appoints chair of Liquor Control Commission

• Snyder appoints Office of Services to the Aging director

• Appointments made to Michigan Corn Marketing Committee

• Ecorse can sell bonds to repay debt

• Appointments made to the Board of Architects and Board of Engineers

• Snyder offers road map to drive change in Michigan's economy and government

• 'This is our moment of opportunity'
Rick Snyder sworn in as Michigan's 48th governor, calls for cooperation, courage, innovation





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