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Slagh, Bradley (R)

Office: N1194 HOB Term: First Phone: (517) 373-0830 Email: BradleySlagh@house.mi.gov Home Address: Zeeland, MI Website: http://gophouse.org/representatives/westmi/slagh/ Seat Number: 105 Standing Committees: Appropriations Subcommittees: Joint Capital Outlay(C), Corrections(VC), Higher Education & Community Colleges, Natural Resources/Environmental Quality (C) = Chair, (VC) = Vice Chair

POLITICAL CAREER

Rep. Slagh was first elected to the House on Nov. 6, 2018 when he defeated Democrat Christopher BANKES by securing 65.6 percent of the vote.

Slagh won out a two person race for the GOP nomination with 86.3 percent of the August primary vote.

WORK EXPERIENCE

He spent 18 years in the financial services industry working first for First Michigan Bank and then for Byron Center State Bank.

He served five years as Zeeland Township supervisor and for the last 11 years as the Ottawa County treasurer.

Slagh has a real estate license and is supervision partner of a family-owned property management business.

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

EDUCATION

He holds a bachelor's in business administration from Hope College.

He is also a 2007 graduate of Michigan Political Leadership Program, a bipartisan education program, through Michigan State University.

PERSONAL

Slagh has been married to Carol for 34 years. They have three grown, married children.

CIVIC ACTIVITIES

He is a member of First Reformed Church in Zeeland, serving there in many roles including youth work, teacher, deacon and elder.

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 HB 4055  - LAND USE, Land Division, Requires tax payment certification prior to approval of land division.
(Status: 06/04/2019 - HOUSE - REFERRED TO THE CLERK FOR ENROLLMENT, PRINTING AND PRESENTATION TO THE GOVERNOR )

 HB 4118  - TRAFFIC CONTROL, Speed Restrictions, Modifies, and makes other revisions to procedure for establishing certain speed limits.
(Status: 06/18/2019 - HOUSE - REFERRED TO THE CLERK FOR ENROLLMENT, PRINTING AND PRESENTATION TO THE GOVERNOR )

 HB 4209  - PROPERTY TAX, Payment and Collection, Modifies individuals allowed to accept property tax payments.
(Status: 09/18/2019 - HOUSE - COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE H-1 - ADOPTED - TO THIRD READING )

 HB 4480  - CORRECTIONS, Other, Requires attorney general to report on reimbursements under correctional facility reimbursement act.
(Status: 04/18/2019 - HOUSE - REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS )

 HB 4714  - COUNTIES, Employees and Officers, Removes vacancy for county officer who refuses or neglects to give a bond. TIE BAR WITH HB 4715
(Status: 06/11/2019 - HOUSE - REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE ON LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL FINANCE )

 HB 4715  - COUNTIES, Boards and Commissions, Eliminates authority to remove county officer who refuses or neglects to give a bond.
(Status: 06/11/2019 - HOUSE - REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE ON LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL FINANCE )

 HB 4733  - TRAFFIC CONTROL, Speed Restrictions, Modifies procedure for establishing speed limits.
(Status: 06/19/2019 - HOUSE - REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORTATION )

 HR 0012  - Omphalocele Awareness Day, A resolution to declare January 31, 2019, as Omphalocele Awareness Day in the state of Michigan.
(Status: 01/24/2019 - HOUSE - SLAGH SUBSTITUTE H-1 - ADOPTED - RESOLUTION ADOPTED)

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