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Peterson, Ronnie (D)
State Representative District 54
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POLITICAL CAREER
Rep. Ronnie Peterson was elected as state representative in November 2016. Prior to his state office he was elected to the Washtenaw County Board of Commissioners, District 6, in 2001 and served for 15 years. He has also served on the Ypsilanti City Council.
WORK EXPERIENCE
He served on the boards of the Washtenaw Development Council, Vantage Point Detroit Regional Aerotropolis, Wayne County Airport Joint Airport Zoning Board, Washtenaw Private Industry Council, and the Workforce Development Board.
To read MIRS biography of Rep. Peterson, click here.
EDUCATION
He graduated from the University of Michigan and Central Michigan University.
CIVIC ACTIVITIES
Rep. Peterson served as a county juvenile caseworker, president of the AFSCME Local 1583, and political director for AFSCME Council 25.
Previously he was president of the Ypsilanti Breakfast Optimist Club, and vice president and treasurer of the Ypsilanti Area Jaycees. As a volunteer, he supported and served on the boards of the Washtenaw County United Way, Advisory Council for Foster Grandparents Program, the Policy Council for Washtenaw Head Start, the Corner Health Center, the Full Circle Community Center and the Washtenaw County Council for Children.
LEAD STAFF PERSON:
Joe Taylorjtaylor@house.mi.gov
Additional Information
Governor Signs More Than 80 Bills At Session's End (12-29-2020)
State Of The State Won't Be In Packed House Chamber (12-22-2020)
George Floyd Reforms, Military Voters Bills Die As Senate Adjourns (12-18-2020)
House Gives Final Blessing To 45-Day Data Breach Requirement; More House News (12-16-2020)
Lions' Firing Of Coach, GM Has Bipartisan Support (12-04-2020)
House Votes Liability Protection For Biz During Pandemic (09-23-2020)
House Sends Return To Learn Bills To Governor's Desk (08-17-2020)
Bits And Tidbits (07-07-2020)
Chatfield Offers Apology To Schools For State's Lack Of Direction (06-30-2020)
AFL-CIO Unveils Endorsements For August Primary (06-29-2020)
De-escalation, Bias Training For Police Passes House (06-24-2020)
Bits And Tidbits (06-19-2020)
House Discourages Locals From Defunding Their Local Police Departments (06-17-2020)
AFL-CIO Comes Out In Support Of COVID-19 Workplace Presumption (06-08-2020)
Work Starts On Dialing Down Low-Level Misdemeanors To Civil Infractions (06-05-2020)
House Votes To Allow Bigger Payday Loans (05-27-2020)
House Candidate Calling For 80% Cut In Legislative Pay (03-25-2020)
Lasinski Clears The Field, Likely To Be Next Dem Leader (03-02-2020)
State Of The State Won't Be In Packed House Chamber (12-22-2020)
George Floyd Reforms, Military Voters Bills Die As Senate Adjourns (12-18-2020)
House Gives Final Blessing To 45-Day Data Breach Requirement; More House News (12-16-2020)
Lions' Firing Of Coach, GM Has Bipartisan Support (12-04-2020)
House Votes Liability Protection For Biz During Pandemic (09-23-2020)
House Sends Return To Learn Bills To Governor's Desk (08-17-2020)
Bits And Tidbits (07-07-2020)
Chatfield Offers Apology To Schools For State's Lack Of Direction (06-30-2020)
AFL-CIO Unveils Endorsements For August Primary (06-29-2020)
De-escalation, Bias Training For Police Passes House (06-24-2020)
Bits And Tidbits (06-19-2020)
House Discourages Locals From Defunding Their Local Police Departments (06-17-2020)
AFL-CIO Comes Out In Support Of COVID-19 Workplace Presumption (06-08-2020)
Work Starts On Dialing Down Low-Level Misdemeanors To Civil Infractions (06-05-2020)
House Votes To Allow Bigger Payday Loans (05-27-2020)
House Candidate Calling For 80% Cut In Legislative Pay (03-25-2020)
Lasinski Clears The Field, Likely To Be Next Dem Leader (03-02-2020)
Statewide Headlines
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Rich Baird resigns from Eastern Michigan University post after Flint water charges
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Coronavirus deaths during Michigan's current surge now exceed death toll in spring*
