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The Illinois Municipal League is demanding Illinois return to sharing 10 percent of its income tax revenue with local governments — practice abandoned in the last eight years — while also combining the more than 650 downstate police and fire pension funds, which are in varying levels of fiscal health.
Illinois Municipal League officials said Monday that local governments are hard pressed to survive on their share of the state's income tax. [Submitted]
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