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Jackson lawmaker needs state funding for the Cascades

By Editorial Board Published July 25, 2025 2 Min Read
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Jackson lawmaker needs state funding for the Cascades

LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — A state consultant from Jackson needs the state to take a position $1.5 million into the Cascade Falls (The Cascades) to revive and revitalize the man-made waterfall.

State Rep. Kathy Schmaltz (R-Jackson) and Jackson County Parks Director Kyle Lewis testified earlier than the Home Appropriations Subcommittee on Labor and Financial Alternative Thursday, pushing lawmakers to approve a grant to assist the neighborhood start work on a $3.5 million venture to revive the waterfall’s infrastructure.

State Rep. Kathy Schmaltz and Jackson County Parks Director Kyle Lewis testify earlier than the Home Appropriations Subcommittee on Labor and Financial Alternative, advocating on behalf of a proposed state grant to assist restore Cascade Falls in Jackson. (Courtesy Home Republican Communications Workplace)

In response to Lewis, the decades-old, 64-foot waterfall must be restored.

“The falls have been around since 1932, so 92 Michigan winters have taken a toll on the concrete,” Lewis stated. “[We’ve] had patchwork repairs over the years, but we’re kind of beyond the patchwork phase now. Water is leaking for the first time. We have crumbling stairs, railings, and pool floors.”

The venture would restore the concrete and transfer the underground pumps into an above-ground pump home.

Schmaltz says the funding would assist assist Jackson County’s economic system, for the reason that Cascades carry a considerable amount of vacationers to the realm.

“Local families, businesses, and donors have stepped up to support its restoration, and now we’re asking the state to invest $1.5 million to help us move the project forward,” Schmaltz stated. “Every visitor who comes to see the Falls also supports our local restaurants, hotels, and small businesses. This is an investment that will pay off for generations to come.”

The Subcommitee will evaluate Schmaltz’s proposal additional. The grant is linked to the state funds, that means additional developments on the funding will come because the funds course of progresses.

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