Illinois State Rep. Amy Elik (R-Godfrey)
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Recent News About Illinois State Rep. Amy Elik (R-Godfrey)
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Du Quoin State Fair to begin with ribbon cutting and parade on August 23
The annual Du Quoin State Fair will commence with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and the Twilight Parade this Friday, August 23. Attendees can look forward to a variety of activities, events, and performances throughout the fair.
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Illinois updates: park reopening, blood drive details & job stats
Rep. Elik’s Capitol Update
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Illinois athletes among top medal earners at Paris Olympics
Illinois athletes were among the top medal earners at the Paris Olympics this year, placing the state in the top five for most Olympic medals won. This achievement highlights the contributions of Illinois Olympians to Team USA's overall success.
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Rep. Elik and Sen. Harriss collaborate on new Metro East legislation
Illinois State Representative Amy Elik and Illinois State Senator Erica Harriss have collaborated to pass several bipartisan pieces of legislation aimed at benefiting the Metro East region. These bills, enacted during the Spring Legislative Session, were recently signed into law by Governor JB Pritzker.
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Rep. Elik provides updates on legislative activities and local events
Rep. Elik provided an update on her recent activities and various issues affecting Illinois.
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Elik emphasizes reducing taxes to boost opportunities in Illinois
“If we reduce taxes and other burdens on both job creators and residents, we can make Illinois a place filled with opportunity. It’s time we turn Illinois into a destination for growth,” said Illinois State Representative Amy Elik.
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Illinois secures new system for professional licensing
The Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) has reached an agreement to secure a new professional licensing system for individuals whose careers require a license to work in Illinois.
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Rep. Amy Elik updates on local activities, state fair highlights and economic issues
Rep. Amy Elik provided an update on her recent activities and ongoing issues in her district, including local engagements, the Illinois State Fair, budget considerations, corrections developments, historic sites, and employment statistics.
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Elik recognizes National Coast Guard Day
Saluting the brave men and women of our Coast Guard on National Coast Guard Day. Thank you for your unwavering dedication to protecting our shores and serving our nation with courage and honor.
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Neon Sign Park opens in Granite City ahead of Route 66 centennial
Representative Amy Elik joined local leaders in Granite City to celebrate the opening of the new Neon Sign Park. This addition is among many attractions along historic Route 66, anticipating the centennial celebration of the route in 2026. The park is located at the corner of 19th and Delmar in Granite City.
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Elik calls for urgent property tax relief in Illinois
Illinois State Representative Amy Elik has reiterated the need for property tax relief, citing the financial strain on residents.
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Guide highlights historic sites across Illinois
Illinois is home to many sites, trails, and landmarks. This comprehensive guide aims to help plan your next trip within the state.
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Rep. Elik updates constituents on legislative efforts, economic concerns, corruption cases
Rep. Elik provided an update on several important issues affecting the 111th district, including legislative efforts, economic performance, and local achievements.
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Illinois' representatives for the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics
The 2024 Summer Olympic Games in Paris will commence with the opening ceremony on July 26 and conclude on August 11. Athletes will compete in 32 sports and 329 medal events. A total of 27 Olympic athletes and nine Paralympic athletes from Illinois will represent the U.S. at the Summer Games.
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Illinois Archives reveals top 100 valuable documents
The State Archives serves as the depository of public records for Illinois state and local governmental agencies that possess permanent administrative, legal, or historical research values. More than 75,000 cubic feet of paper, microfilm, photographs, and audio and film recordings are housed in the Margaret Cross Norton Building on the capitol complex in Springfield. Paper records date back before 1818 statehood and include governors’ correspondence, public acts, departmental histories, census records, military records, election results, and more.
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Governor signs bill enhancing safety measures for tow truck operators
Last week, Governor J.B. Pritzker signed HB4255 into law. This legislation, spearheaded by State Representative Amy Elik and State Senator Erica Harriss, bolsters safety protocols for tow truck operators and emergency responders throughout Illinois.
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Rep. Elik urges timely renewal of professional licenses expiring in September
Rep. Amy Elik is collaborating with the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation to remind individuals with certain professional licenses up for renewal to initiate the process before their licenses expire.
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Legislation addressing gaps in protections against educator misconduct stalls in Senate
When Faith Colson was an Illinois high school student, she felt special under the attention of one of her teachers. He became a trusted adult until he kissed her and sexually abused her, betraying her trust.
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Illinois high school students to take ACT exams starting Spring 2025
Thank you to all the constituents who joined me at my Mobile Office Hours in Wood River last week. As your State Representative, I strive to be accessible and transparent. If you were unable to attend and need assistance with state agencies or services, please contact my office at 618-433-8046.
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Illinois to switch from SAT to ACT for high school assessments
When Illinois high school students take their annual state assessments next year, they will encounter a different exam than in recent years. The Illinois State Board of Education recently announced that starting next spring, it will use the ACT exam rather than the SAT.