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* As always on days like this, keep a close eye on our live coverage post for instant updates. Here’s a list of stuff that happened yesterday…
* Bills expanding telehealth, limiting isolated timeouts advance in General Assembly
* Plan to create commission on high-speed rail heads to governor
* Senate passes bills creating affordable housing incentives, expanding telehealth services
* Senate passes affordable housing plan with incentives for developers
* Community Emergency Services and Support Act heads to Pritzker’s desk
* House advances bill to lower small trailer license fees to $36
* Seclusion and restraint ban will go to governor
* School seclusion room ban goes to Governor’s desk
* House bill decreasing trailer tax, removing trade in cap, advances
* DCFS reform bills head to governor’s desk
* Legislature OKs steps for Brush College Road, Faries Parkway projects
And the Tribune has a look ahead. Click here.
posted by Rich Miller
Monday, May 31, 21 @ 3:55 am
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For anyone in local government please see HB453 that Senator Harris passed yesterday: every taxing district with a $5M levy or more must make a good faith effort to collect and publish data on their minority- women- and veteran-owned business spending. It would be great to see lots of local governments (including school districts) take this new law as an opportunity to innovate.
Comment by Dan Johnson Monday, May 31, 21 @ 6:27 am