top of page

A plan to Clear the ROADS and improve safety

Jun 12, 2025
2 min read

This week, I reintroduced the Clear the ROADS (Reckless Obstructions and Dangers on Streets) Act. This bill is a direct response to the increasing trend of unlawful traffic-obstructing protests that have been deployed across the United States. This is very timely given the multitude of news reports highlighting how rioters and those protesting the removal of criminal illegal immigrants in California shut down roads like the 101 in downtown LA.

Want to read more?

Subscribe to tricityrecord.com to keep reading this exclusive post.

Related Posts

See All
Surprising harvest

September marks the beginning of the end of our garden. Plants have gone to seed or dried up, and it’s time to rip everything out for next year. I’m always surprised when this time comes—because I alw

 
 
 
Serving Southwest Michigan

Last week, I joined Benton Harbor’s mayor, city leadership, and first responders to commemorate the 25th anniversary of September 11th. It was an opportunity to remember the lives lost, recognize thos

 
 
 
Common sense says you pick your furnace

Here’s a little common sense Lansing could use more of: the person paying the heating bill should get to decide how their home is heated. A report funded by your tax dollars and prepared for the Whit

 
 
 
bottom of page