Kimberly E. Fisher for State Representative
Michigan’s 11th House District
Rooted Here.
Ready to Serve.
Putting the Experience to Work
This community is not just where Kimberly Fisher lives—it’s who she is.
For more than 37 years, Kimberly has called the 11th House District home. She pays taxes here, raises her family here, and
faces the same challenges as her neighbors—high utility bills, costly car insurance, limited access to resources, and systems
that they too often forget the people they were built to serve.
Her family’s roots run even deeper. For over 90 years, generations of Fishers and Millers have lived, worked, worshipped, and
served right here. Detroit Public Schools shaped them. Union jobs sustained them. Faith anchored them. Service defined them.
And now, Kimberly is stepping forward to give back to the place that raised her.
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A Legacy of Service, Not Just a Campaign
Kimberly comes from working people who believed in showing up. Her parents worked at the Warren Truck Assembly Plant. Her grandfather served as a Captain with the Detroit Fire Department. Her grandmother cared for neighbors as a nurse. Kimberly herself grew up a Girl Scout at Vernon Chapel AME Church, later serving as a Cadet Leader at New Prospect Missionary Baptist Church—teaching young girls leadership, responsibility, and pride.
She also knows sacrifice. As a military wife and the granddaughter of a Vietnam veteran, Kimberly carries forward a deep
respect for duty, resilience, and country. That same spirit guides her leadership today.
This campaign isn’t about ambition.
It’s about responsibility.
Seeing What Was Lost—and Knowing What’s Possible
Kimberly has watched District 11 change—and not always for the better. She remembers when Bel Air Shopping Plaza was alive with families, stores, and opportunity. Today, it stands as a painful reminder of disinvestment and neglect. Industrial overreach has brought pollution and poor air quality. Decades of broken promises have eroded trust, health, and hope. But Kimberly believes this story is not finished.
“It took decades to tear this district down. It’s time to build it back up—on purpose.”
Proven Leadership. Real Results.
Kimberly doesn’t just talk about solutions—she delivers them.
While working for Wayne County, she helped move forward the long-overdue resurfacing of Outer Drive, addressing infrastructure that had been ignored for years. She understands how government works—and how to make it work for people.
As the founder and owner of Lily’s & Elise Tea House, Michigan’s only Black woman-owned tea house, Kimberly knows firsthand what it takes to create jobs, manage rising costs, and keep doors open. Through her nonprofit, Cultivate Detroit, she has invested in mentorship, entrepreneurship, and community uplift.
She currently serves as:
Executive Community Engagement Liaison for Wayne County Executive Warren C. Evans
Second Vice President, Detroit Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
This is leadership shaped by experience—not theory.
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A Clear Vision for District 11
Kimberly is running to restore hope and rebuild opportunity, with priorities that meet people where they are:
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Lowering utility and insurance burdens
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Expanding affordable housing and housing stability
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Investing in trade programs and career-ready schools like Davis Aerospace
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Revitalizing small-business corridors with shopping, entertainment, and local jobs
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Strengthening community safety through prevention, not neglect
Her belief is simple:
Progress happens when everyday people have a real seat at the table.
Faith. Family. Future.
Kimberly’s leadership is grounded in faith, guided by integrity, and driven by love for this community. She believes in healing what’s been broken, rebuilding what was lost, and preparing the next generation to thrive—right here at home. She’s not running to represent District 11. She’s running because she is District 11.
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