State Rep. Charles Meier
Recent News About State Rep. Charles Meier
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U.S. National Guard celebrates its founding anniversary
Happy Birthday to the U.S. National Guard!
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Illinois prisons face scrutiny over drug exposure and potential mail policy changes
The Illinois Department of Corrections is facing criticism for its handling of a drug exposure crisis in state prisons.
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Pearl Harbor attack remembered for its historical impact
Today marks the anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor, which occurred on December 7, 1941.
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Illinois celebrates Statehood Day marking entry into the union
On December 3, 1818, Illinois officially joined the United States as the 21st state.
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Winter preparation tips for Illinois homeowners
Living in Illinois requires homeowners to be prepared for varying weather conditions.
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Family-run deer processors thrive during Illinois hunting season
Illinois is home to an estimated 640,000 white-tailed deer, ranking it 22nd in the nation.
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Charlie Meier discusses legislative issues and Madigan trial developments
State Representative Charlie Meier recently provided updates on his activities and issues of interest to his constituents, including legislative matters and ongoing legal proceedings.
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Republican lawmakers demand action on harmful exposures in Illinois prisons
State Representative Charlie Meier, alongside Representatives David Friess and Bill Hauter, has raised concerns about harmful substances entering Illinois Department of Corrections (IDOC) facilities.
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Rep. Charlie Meier hosts Colt Suedmeyer as Page for the Day
Rep. Charlie Meier recently welcomed Colt Suedmeyer to Springfield as a Page for the Day.
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Illinois Republicans propose 'Feed Our Seniors Act' amid funding crisis
On November 1, 2024, BCMW Community Services had to halt operations at their meal centers in Centralia and Salem due to funding shortages.
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House Republicans propose reallocation of funds for senior meal programs
House Republicans have proposed a new bill aimed at securing funding for programs such as Meals on Wheels.
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Rep. Meier expresses gratitude to veterans on Veterans Day
This Veterans Day, a moment of reflection and gratitude is expressed towards the men and women who have served in the military.
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Illinois lawmakers call for hearing on prison drug crisis
State Representative Charlie Meier, along with several colleagues from the General Assembly, is calling for a hearing during the 2024 Veto Session to address drug exposure issues at Illinois Department of Corrections facilities. “We need answers...
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School Bus Safety Week emphasizes child protection on commutes
School Bus Safety Week serves as a crucial reminder to prioritize the safety of children during their commutes to and from school. It emphasizes the importance of stopping for buses with flashing lights, maintaining vigilance in school zones, and ensuring that children are aware of proper safety procedures.
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Illinois celebrates National Fossil Day with focus on Tully Monster
The Illinois state fossil, the Tully Monster, is being highlighted in celebration of National Fossil Day. This day encourages individuals to learn more about prehistoric fossils and their significance.
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Illinois celebrates National Farmer’s Day honoring contributions to agriculture
Illinois and the Midwest have long been central to agriculture, providing food for both the nation and the world. With advancements like ethanol and soy biodiesel, Illinois farms now play a significant role in the energy sector as well. Agriculture has been integral to Illinois' economy for over two centuries, encompassing farming, manufacturing, retailing, and trading.
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State Representative Charlie Meier engages with community and addresses key issues
I hope you’ve been enjoying some of this weather as the season turns to fall. I wanted to give you an update on what I’ve been working on over the past couple of weeks, as well as some stuff you may find interesting from around the state.
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Nominations open for Illinois Outdoor Excellence Awards
Nominations are now open for the Illinois Conservation Foundation's new Illinois Outdoor Excellence Awards. These awards aim to recognize individuals and organizations that have made significant contributions to conservation and outdoor recreation in Illinois.
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Rep. Charlie Meier urges action during Fire Prevention Week
Rep. Charlie Meier has emphasized the importance of Fire Prevention Week, urging individuals to take proactive measures to mitigate fire risks in their homes and communities. "It's Fire Prevention Week, let's all take concrete action towards eliminating the threat of fires in our homes and communities. Every small action is a step towards saving lives and keeping people safe," stated Meier.
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Madigan's corruption trial set to begin next week
U.S. District Judge John Blakey has decided not to dismiss several criminal charges against Mike Madigan, despite a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision. The former Illinois House Speaker is scheduled to face trial in less than a week.