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Sen. Mark Jansen (3/15/2011)

 

Sen. Mark C. Jansen, R-Gaines Township; joined Gov. Rick Snyder as he signed Jansen's unemployment insurance reform into law, repaying the state's $3.2 billion unemployment trust fund debt and stopping a federal tax increase on Michigan employers. (12/19/2011)

 

State Sen. Mark C. Jansen, R-Gaines Township; Rep. Bill Rogers, R-Brighton, (right) and Gov. Rick Snyder hold Public Act 264, joined by Sen. Roger Kahn, R-Saginaw Township. The act is part of a reform package that will save Michigan more than $5 billion in long-term retiree liability. (12/15/2011)

 

State Sen. Mark C. Jansen, R-Gaines Township, proudly welcomed Rev. Chad McCallum (right) to the Capitol to deliver the invocation before the Nov. 30 Senate session . McCallum is lead pastor of the Compass Church in Byron Center. (11/30/2011)

 

Sen. Mark Jansen, R-Gaines Township, joins foster children and Gov. Rick Snyder as he signs legislation allowing youth to receive foster care until age 21. Senate Bills 435-440 also provide for additional support, such as counseling and training, and were signed as part of Michigan Adoption Day. Pictured with Jansen and Snyder are: Sen. Judy Emmons, R-Sheridan, and Sen. Bruce Caswell, R-Hillsdale. (11/22/2011)

 

State Sen. Mark C. Jansen, left, R-Gaines Township, and Gov. Rick Snyder hold Public Act 152, sponsored by Jansen and signed by Snyder, while Rockford Schools Superintendent Mike Shibler stands with them. Jansens bill will save half a billion dollars in taxpayer money for the costs of public employee benefits. (11/8/2011)

 

Sens. Mark Jansen and Judy Emmons, Reps. Thomas Hooker and Margaret OBrien and Department of Human Services Director Maura Corrigan join Gov. Rick Snyder as he signs legislation to strengthen Michigans child protection laws, increase collaboration and provide cohesive data on children who have died in state care. Pictured (from right) are: Jansen, R-Gaines Township; Emmons, R-Sheridan; Snyder; Corrigan; OBrien, R-Portage; and Hooker, R-Byron Center.  (6/28/2011)

 

State Sen. Mark C. Jansen, R-Gaines Township, proudly welcomed Rev. Ron Kool (left) to the Michigan Capitol. Kool is senior pastor of the Hillside Community Church in Grand Rapids and delivered the invocation before the start of the Senate session. (6/23/2011)

 

State Sen. Mark C. Jansen, R-Gaines Township, left, proudly welcomed David Huizenga, pastor of Sunshine Community Church of Grand Rapids, to the Michigan Capitol. Pastor Huizenga gave the invocation before the start of the Senate session. (3/2/2011)

 

Sen. Mark C. Jansen, R-Gaines Township, is sworn in as state senator for the 28th District by Michigan Supreme Court Chief Justice Robert P. Young, Jr. Standing with Jansen are his wife, LeAnne, and several family members. Michigan senators were sworn in on the first session day of the 96th Legislature. (1/12/2011)

 

State Sen. Mark C. Jansen, left, stands in the Senate chamber with Ryan Colleran, one of his interns. Colleran, a 2007 Rockford High School graduate and member of the National Honor Society, holds the Senate tribute honoring his work. This fall is Colleran’s last semester at the University of Michigan, where he is completing his bachelor’s degree in political science and history. He plans to start law school next year.  (8/11/2010)

 

State Sen. Mark C. Jansen, far left, stands in his Lansing office with (from left) State Farm Agent Jim Hanlin; Community Economic Development Association of Michigan (CEDAM) Executive Director Jamie Schriner-Hooper; CEDAM Policy Associate Katie Fritz; and Michigan State Housing Development Authority Interim Executive Director Gary Heidel. (8/11/2010)

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