Illinois State Sen. Neil Anderson (R-Moline)
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Recent News About Illinois State Sen. Neil Anderson (R-Moline)
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Bishop Hill Fence Project completion celebrated by state and community leaders
State Senator Neil Anderson and State Representative Travis Weaver, alongside other state and community leaders, are set to commemorate the completion of the Bishop Hill Fence Project.
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Thanksgiving safety tips shared by NFPA and American Red Cross
As Thanksgiving approaches, Illinois residents are urged to prioritize safety whether they plan to cook at home or travel to visit family.
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Neil Anderson honored as 'Friend of Agriculture' by Illinois Farm Bureau
State Senator Neil Anderson has been recognized by the Illinois Farm Bureau as a Friend of Agriculture.
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Senator seeks veteran stories for Illinois Capitol display
State Senator Neil Anderson is inviting residents to participate in a tribute to veterans by submitting photos and stories of their loved ones who have served in the military. These submissions will be part of a display at the Illinois Capitol from November 11 to November 25, coinciding with Veterans Day.
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Illinois opens archery and firearm deer hunting seasons
Illinois deer hunting season has commenced, with archery season opening on October 1 and continuing until January 19 in counties east of Route 47. The same timeline applies to counties west of Route 47, although there will be interruptions for firearm seasons starting mid-November.
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Illinois warns of rising student loan scams amid federal relief challenges
The Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) has issued a warning to families with college-attending children about an increase in scams targeting student loan borrowers. These scams have emerged following recent challenges to federal relief programs.
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Illinois opens LIHEAP applications for winter energy assistance
With winter approaching, Illinois residents are encouraged to apply for the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP). This federal initiative supports low-income households in managing their energy bills.
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Western Illinois lawmakers host senior health fair in Quincy
State Senators Jil Tracy of Quincy and Neil Anderson of Andalusia, along with State Representatives Randy Frese of Paloma, C.D. Davidsmeyer of Murrayville, and Norine Hammond of Macomb, are collaborating with The Kroc Center to organize a free Senior Adult Health Fair on October 15 in Quincy.
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Senator Anderson and Representative Weaver to host town hall in Pekin
State Senator Neil Anderson (IL-47) and State Representative Travis Weaver (IL-93) have announced a Town Hall event in Pekin on Thursday, September 26, from 6-7 p.m. The event will be held at Coffee Connection, located at 404 Court St., Pekin. Refreshments will be available.
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Senator Neil Anderson launches survey addressing crop damage concerns in 47th District
In response to increasing concerns from farmers across the 47th District, State Senator Neil Anderson (R-Andalusia) is launching a survey aimed at identifying the scope of crop damage caused by wildlife and developing potential solutions to the problem.
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Senator Neil Anderson earns perfect score from NFIB for small business support
The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB), an organization that advocates for small businesses across the nation, has announced that Illinois State Senator Neil Anderson has earned a perfect 100% on the 2023-2024 legislative scorecard.
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Sen. Anderson & Rep. Hammond hold successful Senior Expo in Carthage
State Senator Neil Anderson and Representative Norine Hammond successfully held their First Annual Free Senior Expo in Carthage last Friday. The event featured more than 30 vendors and guests from across the area in attendance.
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Senator Anderson and Rep. Hammond host successful fishing derby event
Dozens of fishermen and fisherwomen participated in the First Annual Fishing Derby Event hosted by State Senator Neil Anderson and Representative Norine Hammond on Saturday, June 15th at Giant Goose Ranch.
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Senator Anderson criticizes FY2025 state budget passage
Springfield, IL – State Senator Neil Anderson has issued a statement following the passage of Illinois' Fiscal Year 2025 budget.
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Senator Anderson Releases Statement on Partisan Election Bill
State Senator Neil Anderson has released a statement criticizing the passage of Senate Bill 2412. In his statement, Senator Anderson expressed strong opposition to the bill, accusing the Democrats of manipulating the election process for their benefit.Senator Anderson condemned the bill, stating, “We always hear about cheating and election interference, well here it is. While the democratic gerrymandering of maps wasn’t good enough for the left, now they’ve passed a bill during election season to change the rules and stack the deck for their favored incumbent candidates...
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Legislation to Provide Stability for Abused Children Passes the Senate
Senate Republicans have successfully pushed forward legislation aimed at providing stability for abused children in the Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) custody. The bill, known as Senate Bill 2824 and introduced by McClure, focuses on ensuring that these vulnerable children can continue attending school in the district where they originally resided, even after being removed from their homes by DCFS."Allowing children to remain in their current schools provides a measure of stability and familiarity for children who desperately need it," stated Senator...
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Senate Republicans Advance Legislation to Provide Flexible Daycare Scheduling Options
In a bid to offer more daycare scheduling options for shift workers, Senate Republicans have taken a step forward by advancing legislation aimed at providing increased flexibility for working parents.According to Senator Jil Tracy, the sponsor of the bill, Senate Bill 3207 allows daycare centers to operate 24 hours a day, offering child care services for up to 12 hours for children whose parents work in positions with regularly scheduled shifts. The legislation includes a provision mandating a 10-hour gap between daycare visits to ensure adequate rest for the children....
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Hundreds Rally in Support of Second Amendment at Statehouse
On April 18, hundreds of supporters of the Second Amendment gathered at the Statehouse in Springfield for the Illinois Gun Owner Lobby Day (IGOLD) event. The rally aimed to bring together individuals who advocate for the Second Amendment and lawmakers to protect the rights of law-abiding gun owners.The day began in downtown Springfield at the Bank of Springfield Convention Center, where attendees gathered for a rally before marching to the Capitol. Various speakers addressed the crowd, highlighting the importance of upholding constitutional rights and engaging with local...
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Legislation Advances for Better Access to Workforce Development Programs
Legislation Advances for Better Access to Workforce Development ProgramsApr 12 2024Legislation advanced this week in Illinois with the aim of enhancing workforce development efforts through a new transparency act. Senate Bill 2907, introduced by Senator Dave Syverson, is set to improve access to state-funded economic development programs and resources.According to the proposal, the Illinois Job Training and Workforce Development Transparency Act would require collaboration between the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity and relevant state agencies...
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Sen. Anderson Partners with Illinois Optometric Association to Give Away Free Solar Glasses
State Senator Neil Anderson has partnered with the Illinois Optometric Association to giveaway free solar glasses for the upcoming 2024 Total Solar Eclipse on April 8, 2024."Solar eclipse glasses can be picked up at Senator Anderson’s District Office located at 103 N College Avenue, Suite 201, Aledo, between the office hours of 8:30AM and 4:00PM.""If you are unable to make it during normal business hours, you can call the office at 309-230-7584 or email senatorneilanderson@gmail.com to make arrangements to pick up your free glasses."