Springfield News
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Today is set to be an endurance marathon for statehouse politics. Funding and laws on the Illinois State Board of Education will be up for debate in two committees, while cryptocurrencies make their debut debate in a joint House hearing. But leading the day will be a package of gun control legislation moving through committees.
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FEB 26, 2018
No legislative committee meetings are scheduled for today, nor will chambers meet. But an attempted legislative check on People’s Gas will be announced in Chicago, and the Lottery Board will hold its bi-monthly meeting. Meanwhile, the City Club will hear from a man overseeing a state agency worth $1.45 billion.
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FEB 23, 2018
A quiet Friday is expected in Springfield, with most action returning north to Chicago, where campaign announcements are expected along with a worker's compensation subject matter hearing from the Senate Subcommittee on Tort Reform. Meanwhile, Gov. Bruce Rauner is continues his campaign trail stops to discuss his budget in central Illinois.
Friday, Feb. 23
8:30 a.m. - Chicago - The Illinois State Board of Investment’s Executive Board will hold its quarterly meeting at 180 N. LaSalle St, suite 2015. Steve Zahn will provide a legislative update. The board will hear recommendations from both its investment and compliance committees, and will get a projected-versus-actual budget update. The executive director is expected to brief the group on the continued search for general counsel. Two presentations are scheduled on the group’s deferred compensation plan, one from T. Rowe Price. [ Agenda ]
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FEB 05, 2018
Tuesday and Wednesday are likely to be bruisers for those in the statehouse. Resuming the second week of the 2018 session, the capital will see more than 20 committee and agency meetings on those two days alone. While we’ve prepared a comprehensive run-down of the debates and bills scheduled for the coming week, we caution readers that--like all matters involving Springfield--the following calendar is subject to change.
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JAN 31, 2018
