Happy April! As the weather warms up, so is our session in Springfield. March 24th was the deadline to pass bills out of the House. Many of the bills which came before the House during these past few weeks are now on to the Senate, including seven bills where I am the chief sponsor. In the newsletter below, I highlight three of my bills which passed out of our chamber and are now headed to the Senate.
The events coming out of my office are also warming up! I am excited to bring these programs to you, including some new events like our Financial Literacy Seminar for youth and a Property Tax Exemption Seminar with the Cook County Assessor’s office.
On Saturday, March 18th, to help students prepare for their financial future, our office hosted a Student Financial Aid and Financial Literacy Seminar in partnership with BMO Bank and the Illinois Student Assistance Commission. We were able to help families fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid and help them set their student on a path toward a stable financial future.
On March 25th, my office joined with the Cook County Assessor’s Office and Cook County Commissioner Kevin Morrison’s office to host a Property Tax seminar. This seminar was a great chance to for people to learn how to apply for property tax savings and learn more about the Assessor’s office. We had a great turnout of the event and we look forward to hosting similar programs in the future.
My office has several events coming up during the months of April and May, including a Medicaid enrollment event and a townhall with Congresswoman Delia Ramirez. You will find more information about them in the “Events” section of this newsletter. We look forward to seeing you there!
If you ever have any questions, concerns or requests for assistance, please do not hesitate to contact my office at staterepmoeller@gmail.com or 847-841-7130. It is an honor to represent you in Springfield and my staff and I look forward to serving you.
Warmest Regards,
Anna
Moeller Bills Headed to the Senate
House Bill 3508
HB3508 requires the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency to monitor discharge of PFAS, chemicals used to make fluoropolymer coatings for a variety of products that have been shown to create serious human health problems upon exposure.
House Bill 2076
HB2076 requires the Illinois Department of Public Health to identify distressed nursing home facilities, determined by a violation or deficiency where a resident is harmed, and to publish the list quarterly. Facilities would be required to make changes that improve the care for their residents.
House Bill 2478
HB2478 prevents townships from denying funding to an organization because of the perceived immigration or citizenship status of people who would be served by that organization.
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