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Illinois State Rep. Amy Grant (R-Wheaton)

Recent News About Illinois State Rep. Amy Grant (R-Wheaton)

State Representative Amy Grant (il)
Government

Illinois State Police Issues Urgent Reminder About Move Over Law

The Illinois State Police suffered two Move Over Law-related crashes this week. In 2024, ISP has already suffered 14 Move Over Law-related crashes with six troopers injured. "Our state’s Move Over Law, also known as “Scott’s Law,” requires all drivers to SLOW DOWN and MOVE OVER when approaching an emergency vehicle, or any vehicle with its emergency or hazard lights activated.""We can all do our part to protect first responders, road workers, and our fellow motorists by following this life-saving law."

State Representative Amy Grant (il)
Government

Learn the 10 Signs of Child Abuse

Today marks the conclusion of National Child Abuse and Prevention Month, urging individuals to educate themselves on the telltale signs of child abuse. According to a report, "The average child tells seven adults they are being abused before a report is formally made." Shockingly, "up to 70% of child abuse cases go unreported, putting countless innocent children at risk."Individuals are encouraged to be vigilant and aware of the following 10 signs of child abuse:1) Unexplained Injuries2) Changes in Behavior3) Returning to Earlier Behaviors4) Fear of Going Home5)...

State Representative Amy Grant (il)
Government

Rep. Grant Statement on HB2412

State Representative Amy Grant recently made a statement regarding the House Republican Caucus's decision to place a unified “present” vote on the last-minute Election Omnibus bill (HB2412) brought forward by Illinois Democrats.Grant expressed her concerns about the bill, stating, "I voted present on HB2412 because it is another example of the abuse Illinois politicians bring to our sacred legislative process within the Statehouse. The majority party should be ashamed of filing last-minute legislation that completely lacks transparency and wreaks of self-serving political...

State Representative Amy Grant (il)
Government

PHOTOS: Police Memorial Day

Police Officer Memorial Day was commemorated at the Illinois State Capitol on Thursday, May 3rd, 2024. The event was captured through a series of photographs showcasing the solemn and respectful proceedings.The day was marked with reverence as law enforcement officers gathered to pay tribute to their fallen comrades. The images captured the essence of the occasion, with officers in uniform standing in solidarity to honor those who have made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.In a display of unity and remembrance, the photos highlight the emotional and poignant...

State Representative Amy Grant (il)
Government

Rep. Grant Attends Police Officer Memorial Day Ceremonies

State Representative Amy Grant of the 47th district in DuPage County, Illinois attended the Police Officer Memorial Day Ceremonies at the State Capitol to pay tribute to the sacrifices made by law enforcement officers. Grant expressed her gratitude and support for the men and women in blue, acknowledging their service beyond just ensuring community safety.In her own words, Grant stated, "I was honored to recognize the sacrifices of the law enforcement profession at the Police Officer’s Memorial Day Ceremonies at the State Capitol." She also emphasized, "I will always...

State Representative Amy Grant (il)
Government

Illinois Recognizes National Nurses Day with Gratitude and Appreciation

Illinois Recognizes National Nurses Day with Gratitude and AppreciationMay 6, 2024National Nurses Day is an opportunity to acknowledge and celebrate the key role that nurses play in our healthcare system. In Illinois, we extend our deepest gratitude to the hardworking and dedicated nurses for their unwavering commitment to patient care."To every nurse, please note that your dedication does not go unnoticed and is greatly appreciated by all Illinoisans. Thank you for your contributions in keeping our state happy and healthy."

State Representative Amy Grant (il)
Government

Illinois honors fallen firefighters at memorial ceremony

This week, the memory of the brave Illinois firefighters who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving their communities was honored. Their courage and dedication were commemorated at the Fallen Firefighters Memorial Ceremony in Springfield. The community pledged to never forget their service and sacrifice.

State Representative Amy Grant (il)
Government

Progressive protest tactics face resistance in Illinois General Assembly

On April 15, a group of pro-Palestine protesters brought Interstate 190, an expressway leading to O’Hare International Airport, to a standstill. The protest blocked all traffic for over an hour, causing significant disruption for commuters and potentially impeding emergency services. This incident is one of many instances where far-left groups have employed disruptive tactics in Chicago to exert pressure on Springfield lawmakers.

State Representative Amy Grant (il)
Government

Illinois House passes bill naming Giant Puffball state mushroom

State Representative Amy Grant (R-Wheaton) has announced the House passage of Senate Bill 3514, which designates the Calvatia Gigantea, or "Giant Puffball," as the official state mushroom of Illinois. The bill, developed with the help of students from the Prairie School of DuPage, now awaits the Governor's signature to become law.

State Representative Amy Grant (il)
Government

Illinois legislature approves record-breaking FY2025 budget

The legislature has approved the Fiscal Year 2025 budget, which outlines spending for the year beginning on July 1, 2024. The approved budget includes estimated revenues of $53.281 billion and spending of $53.074 billion, marking it as the largest budget in state history. This figure surpasses the Governor's February budget address request by several hundred million dollars and includes nearly $1 billion in tax increases.