NW Illinois News

State Representative Bradley J. Fritts introduced House Bill 4999, a measure aimed at facilitating the process for individuals to obtain their Commercial Drivers License (CDL). Speaking on the bill, Rep. Fritts stated, "House Bill 4999 will make it easier for individuals to obtain their CDL by allowing commercial driver training schools to administer CDL exams."

In addition to legislative updates, Rep. Fritts highlighted recent community events and initiatives. He congratulated El Jacalito in Sterling and VIVA! Performing Arts School in Dixon for joining the Sauk Valley Area Chamber of Commerce, and commended the commencement of construction on the new Creston library. Furthermore, he expressed his appreciation to the civics class at Serena High School for the opportunity to discuss civic engagement.

Notably, Rep. Fritts addressed the proposed House Bill 4107 concerning the Shabbona State Park. He explained the historical background, stating, "Legislation has been proposed... that would return this land by transferring the entirety of Shabbona Lake State Park back to the Potawatomi Nation." Rep. Fritts emphasized the importance of gathering feedback from residents within a 15-mile radius of the park on this legislative proposal.

As part of his commitment to transparency and accountability, Rep. Fritts encouraged constituents planning a visit to Springfield to reach out to schedule a meeting. He also directed individuals to his website for further information on his work and encouraged them to follow his Facebook page for updates.

The newsletter concluded with a message from Rep. Fritts assuring constituents of his ongoing efforts to pass bills in Springfield and serve the district.