Building a Dynamic, Thriving Michigan for All

As State Representative, Noah will work tirelessly to:

• Partner with local officials and community leaders to boost economic development and incentivize new business growth across the Lakes Area, with particular attention to the Orchard Lake corridor in Keego Harbor and Sylvan Lake
• Support our vibrant small business community in West Bloomfield, Commerce, and the Lakes by reducing overbearing regulatory burdens, cutting red tape, and swiftly connecting local businesses with the resources they need within state agencies
• Build support for a multi-modal rapid public transit system - including light rail - to unite Oakland County and the entire Metro Detroit region as one dynamic, interconnected regional economy and attract young people across the country
• Implement a fair and manageable tax structure that generates enough revenue to adequately fund the quality services Michiganders desire without unduly burdening families
• Protect workers’ rights and dignity, including the right to organize and collectively bargain, as well as repealing the right-to-work law and Governor Snyder’s unfair retirement tax
• Invest in workforce development, apprenticeship, and training programs to ensure our workforce is fully equipped to help Michigan compete and harness the opportunities of a rapidly changing global economy
• Work with local, county, and state partners and community leaders to develop closer trade links between Oakland County and high-tech markets housing firms seeking to invest in our region, including South Korea, Israel, and the European Union
• Advocate for the Lakes Area - particularly Commerce Township’s industrial corridor - in efforts led by the Oakland County Executive’s Office to incentivize defense firms to locate in Oakland County
• Pursue grant funding to help establish a community-wide public art competition to showcase dynamic local artists from diverse backgrounds, beautify our public spaces, and attract visitors from across the state
• Reverse the impacts of “brain drain,” by attracting young people educated in Michigan to stay in Michigan to build their careers and families