Rep. Haley Stevens recently shared insights on various engagements and initiatives through a series of tweets. Rep. Stevens represents Michigan’s 11th district in the U.S. Congress, where she succeeded Dave Trott in 2019. Born in Rochester Hills in 1983, Stevens currently resides in Birmingham and holds a degree from American University.
On April 2, 2025, Rep. Stevens commented on the latest developments regarding trade policy. She stated, “My statement on today’s tariff announcement”.
The following day, April 3, 2025, she attended a meeting with students from Farmington Hills during their school trip to Washington, D.C. Stevens expressed her enthusiasm, “How thrilling and rewarding to meet with Farmington Hills students on their school trip to the nation’s Capitol!!! The STEAM academy is amazing and I’ve had the chance to visit in the district as well! These incredible students mean so much to me and their futures depend on”.
On April 4, 2025, Rep. Stevens discussed her interactions with residents from Northern Michigan affected by recent severe weather conditions. She shared her legislative efforts, “I’ve spoken with community members from across Northern Michigan who are dealing with the fallout of the severe weather this week. Severe weather, like these horrible storms, is the reason I introduced the Prolonged Power Outage Relief Act to help families and small businesses”.
