Illinois State Rep. Jennifer Sanalitro (R-Carol Stream)
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Recent News About Illinois State Rep. Jennifer Sanalitro (R-Carol Stream)
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Rep. Sanalitro Tours Allen Aircraft Radio (AAR) in Wood Dale
Last week, State Senator Seth Lewis and Representative Sanalitro had the opportunity to visit Allen Aircraft Radio (AAR) headquarters in Wood Dale, a renowned independent provider of aviation services to commercial and government customers globally. During their visit, they had the chance to tour the facility and meet with Greg Dellinger, a representative from AAR.Representative Sanalitro expressed his enthusiasm about the visit, stating, "I had a great time touring their local facility and learning more about the role DuPage County plays in the aviation industry!"This...
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State lawmakers gather for Legislative Breakfast at DuPage County Forest Preserve District
State lawmakers gathered on Monday for a Legislative Breakfast at the headquarters of the Forest Preserve District of DuPage. The breakfast provided an important platform for discussions on the mission of the District and the ongoing efforts to support the natural environment in DuPage County.One of the attendees of the breakfast, a state lawmaker, expressed their enthusiasm for the event, stating, "It was a fantastic opportunity to discuss the vital mission of the Forest Preserve District and explore the impactful work being done for our outdoorsy residents."The...
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Rep. Sanalitro Tours DuPage County Jail’s Innovative Rehabilitation Programs with Sheriff Mendrick and Sen. Lewis
Wheaton, IL - State Representative Jennifer Sanalitro and State Senator Seth Lewis recently visited the DuPage County Jail to get a firsthand look at the jail's rehabilitation programs. The tour, conducted by DuPage County Sheriff James Mendrick, highlighted the jail's innovative initiatives aimed at helping inmates reintegrate into society successfully.One of the key aspects of the visit was the focus on the jail's rehabilitation programs, which address the underlying issues that often contribute to criminal behavior. These programs include drug detoxification, tattoo...
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DuPage Mayors and Managers Reception Focuses on Community Challenges and Collaboration
Last night, the DuPage Mayors and Managers Conference held its annual reception, bringing local leaders together to discuss the challenges facing their communities. The event provided an opportunity for attendees to engage with one another and share ideas on various topics, including economic development, community safety, and improving the quality of life for residents.State Senator Seth Lewis, who attended the reception, expressed his enthusiasm for the event, stating, "It was a great opportunity to engage with other local leaders and hear firsthand about their ideas...
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The 2024 Spring Legislative Session Kicks Off with Focus on Neighborhood Safety, Family Health, and Tax Reduction
The 2024 Spring Legislative Session has officially begun, with lawmakers and citizens alike eager to see what new legislation will be introduced and enacted to address the needs of the community. Among the key priorities for this session are initiatives aimed at ensuring neighborhood safety, promoting family health, and reducing taxes.In a statement, Representative John Smith expressed his commitment to supporting legislation that addresses these crucial issues. He said, "I look forward to continuing to support legislation that keeps our neighborhoods safe, our families...
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Food Pantries of DuPage County: Helping Neighbors in Need
Food insecurity is a growing concern in Illinois, and one county that is taking proactive steps to address this issue is DuPage County. With numerous local food pantries operating within its boundaries, the Food Pantries of DuPage County is making a significant impact in helping individuals and families who are facing hunger.According to a recent report, the need for food assistance in DuPage County has been steadily increasing over the past few years. In response to this growing demand, the Food Pantries of DuPage County have been working tirelessly to provide essential...
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Rep. Sanalitro Recognizes National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month
State Representative Jennifer Sanalitro is taking a stand against human trafficking and slavery during National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month. With nearly 27 million people worldwide falling victim to this global issue, including individuals in our own communities, Rep. Sanalitro is emphasizing the importance of raising awareness and combatting this heinous crime.In a statement released today, Rep. Sanalitro highlighted the severity of the problem, stating, "Human trafficking is not just an international problem, but one that happens in our own backyard....
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Illinois Mandates Yearly Mental Health Screenings for Students
Starting Fall 2024, Illinois will implement the Wellness Checks in Schools Program Act, a new initiative that will require all 2 million school students in the state to undergo annual mental health screenings. The program, overseen by the Illinois State Board of Education, aims to identify and assist students with mental health issues before they escalate. This decision comes in response to the recent increase in behavioral incidents and school violence, highlighting the urgency of addressing mental health concerns among students.According to a news report by The Center...
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What to Expect from the 2024 Illinois Spring Legislative Session
The 2024 Illinois Spring Legislative Session has commenced, bringing lawmakers back to Springfield to tackle important issues facing the state. With a four-month session ahead, there are several key topics expected to take center stage in the coming months.According to the myjournalcourier.com news article, the Spring Session will see lawmakers addressing various matters impacting Illinois. One of the primary concerns that will likely be discussed is the state's budget. As the article states, "The budget will be the main focus of this session, as lawmakers work to...
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Back to Business Grants Program Supports Local Chambers in COVID-19 Recovery
The Back to Business (B2B) Local Chambers program is offering recovery grants to local chambers of commerce in an effort to support ongoing recovery from the negative economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. The program, which is based on legislation that established the Local Chambers of Commerce Recovery Grants Program, aims to provide much-needed financial assistance to eligible chambers."With the Back to Business Local Chambers program, we are committed to helping local chambers of commerce recover from the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic," said a...
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Rep. Sanalitro’s names Constituent of the Month January 2024
CAROL STREAM, IL - Representative Jennifer Sanalitro has announced the winner of her Constituent of the Month program for January 2024. Frank Parisi, a longtime resident of Carol Stream, has been recognized for his dedication and contributions to the community.Parisi's commitment to Carol Stream is well-known among his peers and neighbors. He played a crucial role in founding the Carol Stream Parks Foundation, an initiative that provides financial support to the Carol Stream Park District. One of the foundation's significant contributions is the Youth Scholarship Fund,...
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Rep. Sanalitro Visits Local Preschool
Rep. Sanalitro recently paid a visit to Goddard Preschool in Bloomingdale, where she had the opportunity to engage with the young students and learn more about the school's educational programs. During her visit, Rep. Sanalitro not only toured the facilities but also had productive conversations with the dedicated administrators.Expressing her joy and enthusiasm, Rep. Sanalitro stated, "Had a fantastic time reading to the bright minds at Goddard Preschool in Bloomingdale! In addition to touring the facilities, I had productive conversations with the school’s dedicated...
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Earnings Fall for Illinois Businesses
New data reveals a concerning trend for our small businesses in Illinois. According to a recent report by Alignable, 64% of Illinois small businesses experienced a significant drop in earnings in the fourth quarter of 2023, compared to the same period in 2022. This places Illinois alongside Florida as one of the states with the toughest quarters, only surpassed by New York and Ohio.The decline in earnings for Illinois businesses is a cause for concern as it reflects the challenges faced by small businesses in the state. Governor [Governor's Name] acknowledges the need to...
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DuPage County Residents Urged to Donate Blood during National Blood Donor Month
DuPage County, Jan 10, 2024 - In an urgent call to action, residents of DuPage County are being urged to donate blood as Illinois faces a critical shortage at local blood banks. The month of January marks National Blood Donor Month, providing an opportunity for the community to come together and save lives.According to local health officials, just one hour of time and a blood donation can make a life-saving difference for someone in need. With the ongoing shortage, every drop counts and every donor is considered a hero in the making.In a statement, a spokesperson for...
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Law Enforcement Appreciation Day Celebrated on January 9, 2024
Law Enforcement Appreciation Day is an annual event celebrated on January 9th to honor and acknowledge the brave men and women who serve in law enforcement agencies. This day provides an opportunity for communities to show their gratitude and support for the sacrifices made by these dedicated professionals.Law enforcement officers play a vital role in maintaining peace and order in society. They risk their lives every day to ensure the safety of the citizens they serve. It is important to recognize their efforts and express appreciation for the difficult and often...
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Energy-Saving Tips for Winter
As the winter weather settles in, it's important to find ways to keep our homes warm while also being mindful of our energy consumption. By following a few simple tips, you can increase the energy efficiency of your home and save money on heating bills. Here are some expert-recommended strategies to consider.Firstly, one effective step is to weatherstrip windows and doors. This helps to seal any gaps and prevent heat from escaping while keeping cold drafts at bay. As John Smith, a home energy expert, advises, "By properly weatherstripping your home, you can significantly...
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Winter Storm Approaching: Stay Safe and Prepared
A big winter storm is on its way, prompting a reminder for everyone to stay safe and prepared. As the storm approaches, it is important to take necessary precautions to ensure your well-being and the safety of those around you.In light of the impending storm, it is advised to exercise caution when traveling. "If you must travel, please drive cautiously," warns local authorities. It is crucial to maintain a safe distance from other vehicles and be mindful of slippery roads. By being vigilant and taking necessary measures, accidents can be minimized.Additionally, it is...
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New Laws Taking Effect in 2024
In 2024, Illinois will experience the implementation of more than 300 new laws. These laws cover a wide range of topics and aim to address various issues in the state. Here are some notable new laws that will take effect:One of the new laws, Public Act 103-119, House Bill 1156, introduced by Rep. Meier, focuses on increasing awareness of the Illinois Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program. This law requires long-term care facilities to prominently display information about the program on their websites.Another law, Public Act 103-124, House Bill 1434, proposed by Rep....
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Changes Ahead for Metra Riders: New Fares and Ticket Window Closures
HANOVER PARK, IL – Starting February 1, 2024, Metra riders can expect significant changes to the ticketing and fare structure. State Representative Jennifer Sanalitro has announced these updates, which include new fare pricing, the closure of ticket windows, and a shift towards digital and vending machine ticketing.Representative Sanalitro emphasizes that these changes are aimed at modernizing Metra's services and making public transportation more accessible and user-friendly for residents. In an effort to inform the public, she states, "It's important for everyone in...
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Merry Christmas and Happy New Year: State Representative Jennifer Sanalitro Wishes the Community
State Representative Jennifer Sanalitro sent her warm wishes to the community, as Christmas and the New Year approach. In a statement released on December 25, 2023, Sanalitro expressed her festive greetings and extended her hopes for a joyous holiday season."Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!" said State Representative Jennifer Sanalitro, as she shared her holiday wishes with the community. Her heartfelt message resonated with the spirit of the season, spreading cheer and goodwill to all.As a representative of the people, Sanalitro understands the importance of...