State Rep. Ron Sandack (R-Dist. 81) praised the Illinois House on Tuesday for coming together to pass House Bills 317 and 318. Sandack said the House worked in a bipartisan manner to close a $1.6 billion budget hole that Gov. Bruce Rauner inherited when he took office in January.
H.B. 2459 would stop county from charging stormwater management utility fee without voter approval.
College of DuPage Board Chairman Kathy Hamilton and her fellow trustees have approved funding of a performance audit by the Illinois Auditor General.
Illinois state House Republicans blocked an attempt last week by the Democrat majority to override Gov. Bruce Rauner’s veto of Senate Bill 1229. The bill would have changed the way lllinois negotiates with labor unions in cases of alleged negotiation impasses.
State Rep. Ron Sandack recognized by Illinois Environmental Council.
State Rep. Ron Sandack (R-IL) announced on his website that the state's jobless percentage rate for August decreased 0.2 percent from July's jobless rate of 5.8 percent.
The College of DuPage's newly elected governing board voted Sept. 28 to revise the 2016 budget.
State Rep. Ron Sandack (R-IL) recently shared the 2015 state legislature's budget commission report on his website.
State Rep. Ron Sandack (R-Downers Grove) published a report on his website compiled by the nonpartisan Commission on Government Forecasting and Accountability (CGFA) for September that indicates the state's tax receipts fell by $382 million compared to September of 2014.
State lawmaker says House Democrats are engaging in "gotcha politics."
Gov. Bruce Rauner recently issued a statement announcing his decision to amend an emergency rule he handed down earlier in the year that lowered the income threshold for Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) eligibility.
Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) honored State Rep. Ron Sandack (R-Dist. 81) on Wednesday as a Legislator of the Year for his legislative efforts to combat drunk driving on Illinois roads.
Gov. Bruce Rauner recently issued a statement announcing his decision to amend an emergency rule he handed down earlier in the year that lowered the income threshold for Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) eligibility.