Marcia Higgins - Ann Arbor

Marcia Higgins (b. 1950) served as a Republican on the Ann Arbor City Council representing Ward 2 from November 1999 to November 2005, continuing her service as a Democrat from November 2005 to November 2013.

Higgins was a candidate for City Council in the August 2013 election, and lost to opponent Jack Eaton in a primary challenge.

Higgins served in 2012-2013 as Mayor Pro Tem, having been elected unanimously for that post by fellow members of council.

Worked with Georgetown residents on issues with Georgetown Mall
Sponsored legislation to create Dicken Woods
Worked with Allmendinger neighborhood on preservation of street trees, noise and traffic issues
Worked successfully with Iroquois residents to protect traffic calming program
Led successful effort to "down-zone" Lower Burns Park neighborhood
Led the public process for downtown rezoning; ensured all voices were heard
Co-sponsored legislation creating Germantown historic district study committee
Worked with City attorneys to ensure that the popular Westside Farmer's Market could remain up and running.
Link to A2Gov site showing legislation initiated by Marcia, as well as the committees on which she serves.