South Suburban Issues Await January Session
Lawmakers left most south suburban agenda items unsettled, deferring action until the January session. Only one area waiver passed. many disputes hinge on tax increment financing reforms for Robbins and Ford Heights and funding for local law enforcement and economic development.
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Ate House
Springfield
General Assembly
Datint
House
Senate
Robbins
Ford
Christine Radogno
R-Lagrange
Barbara Flynn Currie
Dchicago
Radogno
Peoia
Chicago
Radogna
Currie
Arline Pantin
Amyor
South Five
Ford Heights
Harold Murgy
Watchi
Crete
Balmoral
Joliet
Empress
Star
Tinley Park
Howe Developmental Center
Park Forest
Ludeman Developmental Center
Midlothian School District
O Malley backs plan for permanent hazardous waste site
State Senator Patrick O Malley R Palos Park offered his office help to locate a regional permanent site for household hazardous waste disposal. The plan hinges on IEPA funding and cooperation with local governments to sustain annual collections, with costs around 60 000 per day. O Malley said the program is popular and should have fixed funding for a rotating south suburban site.
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Palos
House
Midothian
Carpentersville Community Unit
Senate
Illinois ‘State Board of Education
General Assembly
Patrick O'Malley
Palos Park
Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
Vicki Smith
Southwest Conference of Local Governments
Smith
O'Malley
IEPA
Richards High School
Oak Lawn
Metropolitan Water
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Diane Ross
Bloom Township High
Stuents
O’malley
Barbara V. Dargis
Worthern Trast
Pomona Luton Fist Time Home Buyer
Northern Trust Bank
Chicago Barrington Highland Park
Lake Bluff
Lake Forest
Naperville
Oakbrook Terrace
Schaumburg
Winnetka
Flossmoor Community
Homewood
Robert Mi
Tue Ae Lee
Serear Geste
Custom Wild
Ashiana Setween Jo
Sauk Trail Baptist Temple Choir
Jason A. Petermann
Sauk Trail
Bruce M. Humbert
Richton Park