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City of Harvey Passed 2025 Budget with No Tax Levy Increase

“Harvey residents have faced significant financial challenges, and it was imperative to hold the line on taxes,” said Mayor Clark. #budget

Pritzker on Johnson’s proposed $300M tax hike: ‘Property taxes are too high’

Johnson blamed “the ultra rich and corporations” for advocating against a Chicago tax increase on property sales and a progressive state income tax voters have rejected. #taxes

Alderman Bill Conway Statement on NASCAR Announcement, Budget

However, in two surveys of my ward following each event, neighbors repeatedly asked for this not to be held on July 4th weekend, when the race blocks access to the park for weeks around a family holiday. #statement

Illinois Grocery Tax Elimination will cost Village of Broadview $275,000

Thompson acknowledged the difficult choices that lie ahead for the Village Board of Trustees. #grocerytax

State Rep. Meyers-Martin Applauds Illinois’ Recent Credit Rating Upgrade

"I was proud to help pass this year’s budget which reflects Illinoisans’ desire for fiscal responsibility..." #illinois #bond #fitch

Illinois Legislators Warn of Progressive Income Tax With Unknown Expenses in 2024 Budget

The new contract with AFSCME could cost up to an additional $300 million when finally settled, according to some lawmakers, but was not included in the state's budget. #budget #illinois

As Leaders Extend Session With Budget Unfinished, Several Sweeping Last-Minute Bills Surface

Both chambers will be back on Wednesday and Thursday, while the House has scheduled Friday session as well. #ilga #budget

Rush Lauds Inflation Reduction Act Becoming Law

The bill will directly lower costs for families, invest hundreds of billions to make sure that America’s energy is clean and secure, and reduce the deficit by over $300 billion.

Governor Pritzker Hails Tremendous Fiscal Progress as Illinois Enters FY23

"A significant surplus and a zero-day payment cycle mean that our schools are funded, our roads are being rebuilt, and our healthcare providers are paid on time..."

Frankfort Village Board Approves 2022-2023 Budget

“I’m pleased our board continues to be fiscally conservative when it comes to spending allowing us to provide exceptional services without raising taxes at a time of unprecedented inflation,” explained Ogle. #frankfort

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