This Illinois House resolution officially recognizes the week of September 17 through September 23, 2026, as Constitution Week to mark the anniversary of the drafting of the U.S. Constitution. The bill directs that a copy of the resolution be presented to the General John Stark Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution in appreciation of their patriotic heritage and community involvement.
This Illinois House resolution formally congratulates Christopher Wido, the head baseball coach at Morton College, for leading his team to a record-breaking 41-win season and their first conference championship since 1995. The text highlights Coach Wido's five-year tenure, noting that he surpassed previous program records while also maintaining high academic standards among student-athletes. As a procedural measure, the resolution directs that a copy be presented to him as a symbol of respect from the state legislature.
This Illinois House resolution formally congratulates Gale Graves on being named the 2026 Gurnee Days Honoree in recognition of her long-standing service to Lake County. The bill highlights her career in social services, education, and community leadership, including her work with United Way of Lake County and her role in distributing CARES Act funding during the pandemic. It directs that a copy of the resolution be presented to Graves as a symbol of respect for her contributions to local residents.
HB 5806 repeals Illinois state laws that imposed a fee on social media platforms. The bill amends the Business Corporation Act of 1983 to remove the specific provisions authorizing these charges. This change directly affects social media companies operating in Illinois by eliminating their obligation to pay this particular tax or fee.
HB 5807 repeals Illinois' Targeted Advertising Services Tax Act, which eliminates a state-level tax on digital advertising services that use data to target specific consumers. The bill also amends the Counties Code and the Illinois Municipal Code to permanently prohibit home rule counties and municipalities from imposing their own taxes on these targeted advertising services. By removing both the state tax and local taxing authority in this area, the legislation directly affects businesses that sell targeted digital advertising and the government entities that previously collected revenue from it.
This bill is a memorial resolution honoring Helen Pattrick, a resident of Markham, Illinois, who passed away in June 2026. It formally acknowledges her life, career with the American Bar Association, and her contributions to her community and faith. The resolution expresses the condolences of the Illinois House of Representatives to her family and directs that a copy of the document be presented to them as a gesture of sympathy.
This bill is a memorial resolution honoring Kathleen Talbert, an educator and community leader who passed away in April 2026. The document formally records her life achievements, including her decades of work as a teacher in New Jersey and her extensive volunteer service in education and housing. It expresses the condolences of the Illinois House of Representatives to her family and directs that a copy of the resolution be presented to them as a gesture of sympathy.
This House Resolution congratulates Tom and Michelle Braxton on their 50th wedding anniversary, which falls on June 26, 2026. The bill recognizes the couple for their long-standing marriage that began in 1976 and describes their enduring commitment as an inspiration to others. It directs the House to present a formal copy of the resolution to the Braxtons as a symbol of respect and well-wishes for their future happiness.
This House Resolution formally commends Robert Hugh Farley for his decades of work protecting children from abuse and exploitation in Illinois and around the world. The document highlights his career as a detective with the Cook County Sheriff's Police, where he founded a specialized unit to combat online child exploitation, and his subsequent global training roles with organizations like INTERPOL and the FBI. Farley, a resident of Deerfield, is recognized for his contributions to law enforcement practices and his upcoming retirement in October 2026. The resolution concludes by authorizing the presentation of a copy of the document to Farley as a symbol of appreciation for his service.
This bill is a House resolution that formally congratulates CITGO on the 100th anniversary of its Lemont Refinery in Illinois. The document highlights the company's economic impact, its history since 1926, and its various community programs, including environmental grants, STEM funding for schools, and volunteer efforts. It does not create any new laws or change existing policies but serves solely as an expression of appreciation from the Illinois House of Representatives. A copy of this resolution will be presented to CITGO to recognize its contributions to the state.
This House resolution congratulates Joseph Harper on his retirement from his role as executive director of The Center. The bill recognizes his leadership during his tenure from December 2019 to July 2026, highlighting his efforts to modernize the organization and support its staff. It formally expresses the appreciation of the Illinois House of Representatives for his contributions and directs that a copy of the resolution be given to him as a token of respect.
This bill is a house resolution that congratulates the East Dubuque Lions Club on its 90th anniversary. It recognizes the club's nearly century-long history of community service, including health screenings, food pantry operations, and scholarship awards. The resolution formally expresses appreciation for the organization's contributions to Jo Daviess County and directs that a copy of the document be presented to the club as a symbol of respect.
