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Randy Bruce is from Farmington Hills, Michigan. He has a bachelor's, a master's and a Ph.D. degree from Wayne State University in Detroit. He lives with his wife, Jill.

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Randy is a board-certified rehab psychologist. 

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Randy is currently a member of the Farmington Hills City Council. He was first elected to the council in November 2003 and has served four terms, including one as mayor pro tem. Randy ran for election to the Michigan House of Representatives to represent District 37 in 2020 but did not win.

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Economy

Supports innovative planning and zoning to create more walkable districts.

Opposes "inappropriate development" to protect neighborhood character and encourage local reinvestment.

- Supports innovative planning and zoning to create more walkable districts.
- Opposes "inappropriate development" to protect neighborhood character and encourage local reinvestment.

Housing & Urban Development

Supports providing police and fire departments with necessary tools and training.

- Supports "common sense" gun regulations.
- Supports providing police and fire departments with necessary tools and training.

Public Safety

Supports increasing mental healthcare services.

- Supports increasing mental healthcare services.

Healthcare

Plans to rebuild parks to make them more family-friendly and provide more recreation activities for residents.

- Plans to rebuild parks to make them more family-friendly and provide more recreation activities for residents.

Public Services

Supports funding for lead and asbestos abatements in schools, controlling nutrient runoff into the Great Lakes, and lead service line replacements.

- Supports funding for lead and asbestos abatements in schools, controlling nutrient runoff into the Great Lakes, and lead service line replacements.

Energy & the Environment

Supports switching the city's residential road funding from special assessment districts to a dedicated road millage.

- Supports switching the city's residential road funding from special assessment districts to a dedicated road millage.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Supports increasing funding for public education and paying teachers more.

- Supports increasing funding for public education and paying teachers more.

Education

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Randy Bruce

Randy Bruce is from Farmington Hills, Michigan. He has a bachelor\u2019s, a master\u2019s and a Ph.D. degree from Wayne State University in Detroit. He lives with his wife, Jill, a Registered Dietitian, and his three rescue dogs, Winston, Missy, and Marcus.

Randy is currently a member of the Farmington Hills City Council. He was first elected to the council in November 2003 and has served four terms. He previously served on the Farmington Hills Zoning Board of Appeals for eight years. Randy ran for election to the Michigan House of Representatives to represent District 37 in 2020 but did not win.

Supports innovative planning and zoning to create more walkable districts, making the city more user-friendly for residents and businesses.

Randy Bruce is from Farmington Hills, Michigan. He has a bachelor&#39;s, a master&#39;s and a Ph.D. degree from Wayne State University in Detroit. He lives with his wife, Jill, a Registered Dietitian, and their three rescue dogs, Winston, Missy, and Marcus.

Randy is a board-certified rehabilitation psychologist. 

Randy is currently a member of the Farmington Hills City Council. He was first elected to the council in November 2003 and has served for 20 years. He has also served four terms as Mayor Pro Tem. Before joining the council, he served on the Farmington Hills Zoning Board of Appeals for eight years.

Plans to protect the residential character of neighborhoods by preventing "inappropriate development or uses."

Supports providing police and fire first responders with the necessary equipment and training to ensure fast response times and safety.

Supports fully funding the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) to combat pollution, including lead and asbestos abatements in schools, controlling nutrient runoff into the Great Lakes, and lead service line replacements.

- A mayor’s job can be different in each city, but they usually make sure city laws are followed, help create and manage the city’s budget, appoint people to boards and committees, and oversee city services like police, fire departments, parks, and public transportation.
- The mayor works with the city council and sometimes helps make decisions by voting.
- They may be elected in partisan elections or nonpartisan elections, depending on the city. 
- They are elected to a two- or four-year term, depending on the city.