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Reilly, John (R)

Office: N895 HOB Term: Second Phone: (517) 373-1798 Email: JohnReilly@house.mi.gov Home Address: 2273 W. Predmore, Oakland, MI 48363 Website: http://gophouse.org/representatives/southeast/reilly/ Seat Number: 21 Standing Committees: Oversight(VC), Natural Resources & Outdoor Recreation, Commerce & Tourism, Education (C) = Chair, (VC) = Vice Chair

POLITICAL CAREER

Rep. John Reilly was elected to his first term in November 2016. He is currently a Republican state committeeman and precinct delegate. In 2014, he challenged former Rep. Brad Jacobsen (R-Oxford).

WORK EXPERIENCE

Rep. Reilly worked for 20 years in automotive test engineering at General Motors before starting his own home service business, Log Cabin Handyman, which he has owned and operated for the past 12 years.

To read MIRS biography of Rep. Reilly, click here.

EDUCATION

Rep. Reilly graduated from Royal Oak Kimball High School and received an Automotive Technology Engineering associate’s degree from Oakland Community College.

PERSONAL

His wife, Karen, is the Oakland Township Clerk. They have four children.

CIVIC ACTIVITIES

Rep. Reilly runs a Christian adult faith course at two churches in Oakland Township.

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 HB 4095  - LAND USE, Zoning and Growth Management, Increases number of children receiving care at certain child care at certain child caring institutions in definition of state licensed residential facility.
(Status: 05/22/2019 - SENATE - REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS )

 HB 4162  - EDUCATION, Examinations, Prohibits certain state agencies from requiring administration of certain assessments.
(Status: 02/26/2019 - HOUSE - REFERRED TO COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS)

 HB 4262  - LABOR, Youth Employment, Allows parent or legal guardian of a minor being educated at the minor's home to issue a work permit for the minor.
(Status: 02/26/2019 - HOUSE - REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION )

 HB 4340  - NATURAL RESOURCES, Hunting, Prohibits certain recording of individuals hunting or fishing.
(Status: 03/12/2019 - HOUSE - REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE ON NATURAL RESOURCES AND OUTDOOR RECREATION )

 HB 4416  - CRIMINAL PROCEDURE, Sentencing Guidelines, Eliminates sentencing guidelines for the crime of disclosing confidential information regarding abortion. TIE BAR WITH HB 4417
(Status: 03/21/2019 - HOUSE - REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE ON HEALTH POLICY )

 HB 4417  - HEALTH, Abortion, Requires additional abortion complication reporting.
(Status: 03/21/2019 - HOUSE - REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE ON HEALTH POLICY )

 HB 4435  - CIVIL RIGHTS, Speech and Assembly, Creates campus free speech act
(Status: 04/09/2019 - HOUSE - REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE ON OVERSIGHT )

 HB 4436  - CIVIL RIGHTS, Speech and Assembly, Provides for safeguards for exercise of free speech rights on community college and university campuses.
(Status: 04/09/2019 - HOUSE - REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE ON OVERSIGHT )

 HB 4458  - ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE, Rules, Provides for automatic rescission of administrative rules and provides for review of existing rules.
(Status: 04/16/2019 - HOUSE - REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE ON REGULATORY REFORM )

 HB 4597  - HUMAN SERVICES, Adult Foster Care, Clarifies allowable concentration of adult foster care homes.
(Status: 05/15/2019 - HOUSE - REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE ON REGULATORY REFORM )

 HB 4598  - CRIMINAL PROCEDURE, Sentencing Guidelines, Establishes sentencing guidelines for summoning law enforcement to residence through intentional false report of a serious law enforcement emergency. TIE BAR WITH HB 4599
(Status: 05/15/2019 - HOUSE - REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE ON JUDICIARY )

 HB 4599  - CRIMES, Other, Prohibits, and provides penalties for summoning law enforcement to residence through intentional false report of a serious law enforcement emergency.
(Status: 05/15/2019 - HOUSE - REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE ON JUDICIARY )

 HR 0100  - Home Education Day, A resolution to declare May 16, 2019, as Home Education Day in the state of Michigan.
(Status: 05/15/2019 - HOUSE - ADOPTED)

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Reilly Takes Aim At Updating Hunter Harassment Law (05-21-2019)

Child-Proof Containers Is Biggest Issue In Passage Of Vaping Package (05-15-2019)

Vote Tally For Marijuana License Deadline Bill Is High, High, High (04-18-2019)

Bits And Tidbits (04-16-2019)

Rural Foster Care Home Bill Returns After Veto (03-18-2019)

Bill Ending Mandatory WorkKeys Test Gets House Hearing (02-22-2019)

Bits And Tidbits (02-14-2019)

Bits And Tidbits (02-07-2019)

Ways And Means Follows Congressional Model When Assignments Unveiled (01-16-2019)

Snyder Vetoes 42 - Nonprofit Donor Shield, 'Any Suit Any Time' Go Down (12-28-2018)

Theis Most Conservative In House; Cochran Most Liberal (12-28-2018)

A Brief Run Down Of 5 Bills That Passed In Lame Duck (12-21-2018)

Lawmakers Decorate Supplemental With $200M In Ornaments (12-21-2018)

House Reluctantly Goes Along With Fund Shift For Clean-Up, Roads (12-21-2018)

House Pulls The Lever On Prop 3 Implementation Bills (12-20-2018)

Hiring Buckeyes, Hoosiers, Badgers Won't Hurt In Getting MEDC Goodies (12-20-2018)

House Highlights: Close To 70 Ask Senate For More Sex Assault Response Bills (12-19-2018)

Cyberbullying Would Be A Crime Under House Bills Sent To Governor (12-19-2018)

Committee Update: Rural Foster Care Home Bill Moves (12-18-2018)

Late Night House Action: A-F Scale Passes; Snyder's Water Fee Idea Kept Alive (12-13-2018)

Committee Bits (12-04-2018)

Banners For The Fallen May Be Exempted From Local Zoning Ordinances (12-04-2018)

Small Cell Standardization Bills Transmitted Out Of House (11-28-2018)

Bills Take A Little Bang Out Of State's Fireworks Law (11-28-2018)

Utilities' Ratemaking Ability Challenged In Hearing (09-25-2018)