As a single mother, Sherry knows the just how hard raising ones children can be, and Sherry will fight to ensure having a family continues to be a beautiful thing and not a burden.

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Sherry Berecz lives in Wayne County, Michigan. She earned a bachelor's degree in liberal arts from Madonna University and a master's degree in public administration from Central Michigan University. 


Sherry currently serves as administrator to the Principal at Gabriel Richard Catholic High School in Brownstown Township. She previously served as director of the alternative work force and coordinator for the Title IV-E program at Wayne County, including serving as a grievance hearing officer for the Department of Children and Family Services. Earlier in her career, Sherry worked as a program liaison for the Alternative Work Force, Warrant Enforcement Bureau, and Juvenile Detention Facility. 

Sherry currently serves as a Trustee for Charter Township of Brownstown, Michigan. She was first elected in 1992. 

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Supports increasing state funding for communities to protect jobs for essential workers like firefighters and police officers.

- Supports increasing state funding for communities to protect jobs for essential workers like firefighters and police officers.

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As of May 4, 2026, Sherry A. Berecz’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Supports fair funding for schools, ensuring equal resources for all students regardless of their district.

- Supports fair funding for schools, ensuring equal resources for all students regardless of their district.

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Pledges to work collaboratively to resolve road funding issues and address the impact of bad roads in Michigan.

- Pledges to work collaboratively to resolve road funding issues and address the impact of bad roads in Michigan.

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- State representatives receive a salary set by the state, which is approximately $71,000 per year.

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