Alicia St. Germaine has spent nearly three decades working with small-business owners and their employees, establishing a robust foundation in private sector management. She has been married to a retired police officer for 30 years and raised three daughters in Macomb County. St. Germaine has a strong background in advocating for clean water, emphasizing the importance of Lake St. Clair's quality for the community. She also promotes trade education and supports small businesses, recognizing the value of skilled trades. St. Germaine is an avid outdoorsperson, enjoying activities such as boating, hiking, and trail riding.

Alicia St. Germaine champions a blend of local empowerment and individual freedoms, advocating for Second Amendment rights while opposing Lansing's green energy mandates. She promotes skilled trade education and small business support, reflecting a grassroots approach to economic development. St. Germaine's stance on mental health resources reveals a nuanced understanding of community needs, while her border security views tie into a broader narrative of community safety. Her advocacy for local control over energy policies showcases an ideological tension between state and local governance.