A bill introduced by state Rep. Martha Deuter that mandates intelligent speed assistance systems for certain traffic violators has cleared both the House and Senate.
Gina Parrilli, a Republican candidate for Illinois House District 45, said the Trump administration’s freeze of billions in federal child care and social services funding highlights the need for stronger oversight and accountability to ensure taxpayer dollars are properly used.
State Rep. Martha Deuter, author of the bill, introduced legislation in the Illinois House addressing who courts appoint as guardian in certain cases.
State Rep. Martha Deuter, author of the bill in the Illinois House, seeks to revise state formulas for supporting libraries across Illinois.
State Rep. Martha Deuter, author of the bill, introduced legislation in the Illinois House to update how political committees receive campaign filing notices.
State Rep. Martha Deuter, author of the bill in the Illinois House, proposes changes to municipal hotel tax revenue requirements.
State Rep. Martha Deuter, author of the bill in the Illinois House, seeks to modernize school health regulations regarding epinephrine use.
State Rep. Martha Deuter authored a bill amending the Illinois Controlled Substances Act that passed both the House and Senate.
House Bill HB3326, backed by Martha Deuter, was introduced in the Illinois House on Feb. 7, according to the Illinois General Assembly.
The Illinois House introduced House Bill HB3590 on Feb. 7, with Martha Deuter as the lead sponsor.
House Bill HB3757, backed by Martha Deuter, was introduced in the Illinois House on Feb. 7, according to the Illinois General Assembly.
The Illinois House introduced House Bill HB3696 on Feb. 7, with Martha Deuter as the lead sponsor.
The Illinois House introduced House Bill HB3306 on Feb. 6, with Martha Deuter as the lead sponsor.
The Illinois House introduced House Bill HB3192 on Feb. 6, with Martha Deuter as the lead sponsor.
House Bill HB2874, backed by Martha Deuter, was introduced in the Illinois House on Feb. 5, according to the Illinois General Assembly.