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Yaroch, Jeff (R)
State Representative District 33
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POLITICAL CAREER
Rep. Jeff Yaroch was elected to his first term in November 2016.
Prior to becoming state representative, he served on the Richmond City Council from November 1999 to December 2016.
WORK EXPERIENCE
Rep. Yaroch served as a firefighter/paramedic for 25 years with the Clinton Township Fire Department, ending his career at the rank of Battalion Chief. He is also a licensed attorney.
To read MIRS biography of Rep. Yaroch, click here.
EDUCATION
Rep. Yaroch received an associate’s degree in Fire Science from Macomb Community College and a bachelor’s degree in Human Resource Management from Baker College, as well as a law degree from Western Michigan University Cooley Law School. He has also attended Harvard University’s JFK School of Government State and Local Official Program.
PERSONAL
He and his wife, Sara, have two daughters.
LEAD STAFF PERSON:
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Lasinski: Dispute Over Fed COVID Money Has 'Hit A Crisis Point' (03-01-2021)
Some Lawmakers Won't Say If They'll Get COVID Shot (03-01-2021)
Yaroch Wants State's Head Nursing Home Inspector Fired (03-01-2021)
DHHS Chief Turns Down Oversight Invite On Nursing Home Numbers; More News (02-25-2021)
Wouldn't It Be Nice If We Could . . . Wait Until Age 18 (02-12-2021)
Why A Man With Tractor Full Of Manure Wants To Cross Mighty Mac (02-08-2021)
No House Freshman Chairs; First Time Since '09 (01-21-2021)
JCAR Opens Book For Internet Sports Betting; Many More Committees In Brief (12-01-2020)
Speaker-Elect Wentworth Names Committee On Committees, Policy Panel (11-17-2020)
Bill Would Update Process For Removal Of Local Elected Officials (09-15-2020)
Bits And Tidbits (08-20-2020)
FY '20 Supplemental In The Books; Other Bills (07-31-2020)
Witwer Among 58 House Candidates Endorsed By Michigan Chamber (07-13-2020)
Gov Vetoes Bill Barring Punishment Of State Workers Who Talk To Legislature (07-08-2020)
Online Signatures For E-Wills Approved in House, Narrowly (06-25-2020)
Was LARA 'Complicit' In Putting COVID Patients in Nursing Homes? (06-19-2020)
State Must Have Its Own Stockpile Of PPE, Supplies Under Bill (06-09-2020)
Whitmer's Nursing Home Order Called 'Reckless,' 'Irresponsible' (06-08-2020)
Lawmakers Call For Ouster Of UIA Leadership (06-05-2020)
Bits And Tidbits (06-04-2020)
Bits And Tidbits (06-03-2020)
House Votes To Allow Bigger Payday Loans (05-27-2020)
Confederate Battle Flag Would Be Banned Under Bill; LBC Wants Zorn Censured (04-29-2020)
Vacation Homeowners Get Tax Break If Not Allowed To Use Property (04-24-2020)
27 Counties Haven't Had COVID-19 Death; New Polling; Yaroch Wants Change At UIA; More News (04-24-2020)
Republicans Seek To Repeal 1945 Emergency Powers Act (04-16-2020)
Resolution Calls Out Congress For Burying Its Head On Marijuana Law Conflicts (03-10-2020)
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