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State Representative Pam Byrnes
Speaker Pro Tempore
52nd House District
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Lawmakers' inclusive transportation planning bill passes House, Senate— Jul 28, 2010LANSING – In a move that will make transportation more accessible to all residents, the House and Senate today passed "Complete Streets" legislation sponsored by State Representatives Pam Byrnes (D-Lyndon Township) and Jon Switalski (D-Warren) to ensure that future transportation plans statewide take into consideration the needs of all users including pedestrians, bicyclists, seniors, people with disabilities and children. ...
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Residents can learn more on Agriculture Department's website— Jul 14, 2010State Representative Pam Byrnes (D-Lyndon Township) wants residents to know that the Michigan Department of Agriculture (MDA) has posted information about how the state's new cottage food law works. The MDA website explains how residents can sell homemade goods and food products at farmers markets, fairs and other community events. ...
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New law will expand cottage food industry, help residents earn a living— Jul 12, 2010YPSILANTI – At an urban farm known as the Growing Hope Center, Governor Jennifer M. Granholm today signed into law a plan sponsored by State Representative Pam Byrnes (D-Lyndon Township) to increase opportunities for Michigan residents and farmers to sell homemade food at farmers markets, roadside stands, county fairs and other events. ...
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Lawmaker's plan to boost sales for food-based small businesses headed to Governor— Jul 01, 2010LANSING – With farmers markets open for the season throughout the state, State Representative Pam Byrnes (D-Lyndon Township) today announced that her plan to increase opportunities for Michigan residents to sell homemade food at farmers markets, roadside stands, county fairs and other events is headed to the Governor to be signed into law. ...
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Needs of everyone including pedestrians, seniors to be included in transportation— Jun 29, 2010LANSING – The Michigan House of Representatives today passed "Complete Streets" legislation sponsored by State Representative Pam Byrnes (D-Lyndon Township) to ensure that communities across Michigan that are planning roads and transportation systems include accommodations for drivers, transit users, pedestrians and bicyclists, as well as seniors, children and residents with disabilities. ...