Tri-City Sun

Representative Bill G. Schuette has announced upcoming “Ask Bill G.” Office Hours events for the month of February. These events will be held in Midland and Beaverton, providing an opportunity for residents in the 95th House District to engage with their representative.

Schuette emphasizes the importance of keeping the community informed on both local and state matters. He is committed to listening to the concerns and priorities of his constituents. In his own words, Schuette stated, "I look forward to meeting with people, answering their questions and listening to their priorities. I invite anyone who is interested to attend."

The “Ask Bill G.” Office Hours will be held on Friday, February 23 and Monday, February 26 at different times and locations. The first session will take place on Friday, February 23 from 4-5 p.m. at the Beaverton Activity Center in Beaverton. The second session will be on Monday, February 26 from 9-10 a.m. at Creation Coffee in Midland.

During these office hours, Representative Schuette will be available to meet with interested individuals on a one-on-one basis. Appointments can be made by emailing Luke Derheim, the legislative director for Rep. Schuette, at [email protected]. Walk-in meetings are also welcome for those who prefer to drop by without an appointment.

For those unable to attend the office hours, alternative means of communication are available. Schuette's office can be contacted by calling (517) 373-0152 or emailing [email protected].

This initiative aims to foster open dialogue and accessibility between the representative and the community he serves. By providing opportunities for face-to-face conversations, Representative Schuette demonstrates his dedication to representing the interests and concerns of his constituents.

These “Ask Bill G.” Office Hours events are an opportunity for residents to engage directly with their representative, have their questions answered, and voice their priorities. It is encouraging to see a representative actively seeking input from the community and fostering a sense of accountability and transparency in the political process.