Contents Page Letter from Co-Chairs ...... 1 2008 Federal Legislative Goals ...... 2 2008 State Legislative Goals ...... 3 2008 Accomplishments ...... 4 2008 Highlights ...... 5 Committee Reports ...... 10 IDOT Districts and Regional Offices ...... 18 IDOT Map of Districts and Regional Offices ...... 19 Illinois Congressional District Maps ...... 20 Illinois Congressional Directory ...... 22 Illinois General Assembly Directory ...... 25 2008 TFIC Member Organizations ...... inside back cover Mission Statement ...... back cover
How to Become a Member Membership in TFIC is open to organizations, associations, unions, regional groups and chambers of commerce from throughout Illinois. Any organization with members who re- alize the importance of transportation to Illinois jobs and the economy is encouraged to join.
Contact Eric Fields, TFIC Membership Chair, at the Associ- ated General Contractors of Illinois, 217/789-2650; [email protected] or any member of the TFIC steering com- mittee. 312 S. Fourth Street, Suite 200 Springfield, Illinois 62701 217/572-1270 www.tficillinois.org
The Transportation for Illinois Coalition focused throughout 2008 on building consensus on a specific, compre- hensive transportation capital bill. This consensus proposal, which was presented to and approved by the steering committee in September, represented a compromise solution that would satisfy in a minimally acceptable manner the need for investment in our infrastructure. The nearly year-long effort to develop this proposal came about as the result of a retreat in late 2007 during which members of the coalition discussed ways to jump-start capital discus- sions. The TFIC staff and leadership began the proposal development with an assessment of the minimally accept- able program size for all modes of transportation in light of the larger overall need for investment.
To develop a consensus amongst the industry leaders that would be viable among political leaders who would have to approve the revenues to support it, coalition members swallowed hard and took on the task normally assumed by policymakers, effectively negotiating against ourselves and reducing our “ask” before outside negotiations even be- gan. This unusual approach seemed necessary in order to move a proposal more quickly through the legislative process. The proposal was developed and outlined for the steering committee after the annual meeting in Septem- ber, and the TFIC voted to draft the proposal into legislative language and proceed with outreach to leaders and then rank-and-file members.
In addition to our intense focus on developing a state capital investment proposal for transportation, the TFIC used its annual meeting to highlight the upcoming federal transportation authorization debate and the issues surround- ing it. The group heard presentations on the federal perspective by Senator Dick Durbin and Congressman Dan Lipinski, followed by a transit update from the RTA and Rep. Kathy Ryg (D-Vernon Hills), a key transit supporter in the Illinois House.
While little was changing on the policy front, the coalition itself experienced a number of changes as both of us resigned from our co-chair positions at the end of the year. As part of the transition to new co-chairs, the coalition approved bylaws changes that offered more flexibility in choosing co-chairs while maintaining the organized labor/ business community representation that has served us so well for five years.
Despite the internal changes and the external challenges, TFIC finished 2008 in a strong position and with the resources to contribute significantly to the state and federal policy debates on transportation infrastructure invest- ment.
Sincerely,
Michael T. Carrigan Douglas L. Whitley President, Illinois AFL-CIO President, Illinois Chamber of Commerce TFIC Co-Chair TFIC Co-Chair 1 2008 Federal Legislative Goals
With the federal authorization in place and the presidential election dominating the national policymaking scene, TFIC’s federal goals for 2008 were directed toward development of an organizational, grassroots structure that could be fully opera- tional when the reauthorization debate would emerge in 2009.
Goals — Explain local projects that teams hope can be funded ■ Ensure that federal revenues are augmented in order that by establishing a higher overall total program; adequate funding is available to fully meet the authoriza- — Ask for and document responses for input from del- tion amounts spelled out in SAFETEA-LU for FFY 2009. egation members and staff about what their vision is for transportation going forward, what they are most ■ Educate policymakers, their staffs and the general public concerned with and how TFIC organizations and about the state of our transportation infrastructure and their members can be helpful; the need for additional investment to maintain, enhance — Offer access through our electronic newsletter for the and expand our transportation capabilities. congressman/congresswoman to express his or her thoughts directly to our membership.
Objectives ■ To develop an ongoing dialogue with each member of Coordinate the creation of in-district grassroots teams of TFIC the Congressional delegation and their staffs, each dis- member organizations’ members in each of Illinois’ 19 con- trict team coordinator will work with his team members gressional districts to carry out the following objectives. to develop a localized, unique calendar of activities.
■ To communicate to local Congressman/Congresswoman ■ Though each team will have a unique set of activities that: planned, all teams will be invited to participate with their — Federal highway fund revenues must be augmented Congressman/Congresswoman, staff and the team mem- by about $8 billion to ensure that Illinois receives bers in one or more of the TFIC coordinated community full authorization level funding in the last year of briefings. SAFETEA-LU; — It is imperative to increase federal funding for trans- portation in the next reauthorization and retain Illi- nois’ percentage of that higher overall total;
2 2008 State Legislative Goals
Goals Objectives ■ Increase state funding for transportation investment ■ Coordinate with federal affairs grassroots teams in the through: reduced diversions, increased revenues, and/or scheduling of community briefings on transportation in passage of a comprehensive capital and operating pro- at least six communities throughout the state in partner- gram. ship with local chambers of commerce, mayors and oth- ers. ■ Continue to promote with policymakers and the general public the importance of and need for investment in the ■ Establish a new method for organizing and communicat- transportation infrastructure through grassroots outreach, ing with lobbyists of TFIC member organizations to in- community presentations, organized events, correspon- corporate their perspectives in any planning for and imple- dence, media outreach, and direct contact with legisla- mentation of legislative outreach. tors. ■ Communicate with policymakers a minimum of four ■ Monitor the possibility of a constitutional convention times via email and regular mail on key topics such as: reform being approved by voters in the November elec- update on status of transportation network and invest- tion. Prepare background papers on issues that could ment, release of TFIC annual report, invitation to TFIC emerge as a result of a convention. annual meeting, etc.
■ Schedule and hold in-district meetings including TFIC steering committee members and local district members of TFIC organizations with key leaders of the following groups: Local Government Caucus, Transportation Com- mittees in the House and Senate, Downstate Caucus, House Mass Transit Committee, House Railroad Safety Committee.
■ Organize a legislative staff briefing in February or in De- cember of 2008 to provide an in-depth analysis of the status of Illinois’ transportation network and the need for investment.
3 2008 Accomplishments
Despite the continuing, paralyzing lack of leadership in the policymaking arena in Illinois, the TFIC worked with all interested parties outside of state government to develop a consensus transportation capital investment proposal in 2008. The proposal provided for an increase in state spending for all modes of transportation of $13.5 billion over a five-year period, and repre- sented the minimally acceptable level of investment for state and local roads and bridges, transit and rail systems, and small airports. In an attempt to increase the credibility of the TFIC proposal in the eyes of policymakers, coalition members also voted to include legislative language that raised $1 billion in new revenues to pay for the new spending. The revenue proposal included a previously discussed and introduced gaming expansion, increased highway user fees, and the return of about $200 million in Road Fund diversions.
Through active engagement in the state policymaking pro- to take up the measure, its consideration and approval in the cess, TFIC drafted and won House approval of a measure House brought the issue to the attention of policymakers state- (House Bill 5152) designed to distribute 2/3 of all highway wide. funds according to a formula based upon transportation fac- tors such as miles of road, square miles of bridge and miles Early in 2008, the General Assembly approved and the Gov- traveled in each of the 5 IDOT regions of the state. This mea- ernor signed the transit operating reform and funding legisla- sure was designed to limit political interference in the distri- tion (House Bill 656) that had been negotiated throughout bution of transportation funding. Though the Senate failed 2007. TFIC was pleased to be supportive of that measure.
4 2008 Highlights
Testimony at legislative hearings. TFIC representatives of- million in new transit capital; and $160 million for passenger fered testimony at each of a series of House budget hearings rail. Because these funding levels were far less than the actual held in communities throughout the state to address the key need for investment, particularly with regard to the transit needs for capital investment in the transportation infrastruc- amount, and because the proposal included no state funding ture. For this series of hearings, Speaker Michael Madigan for the CREATE initiative, TFIC did not support the pro- asked his members to host capital and budget discussions with posal. However, several TFIC member groups did support it, the public in their individual districts. In all, House members and the proposal passed the Illinois Senate. The House of held 19 hearings in the following communities during the Representatives did not consider the package. The Illinois month of March: Decatur, Marion, Schaumburg, East Peo- Works proposal was embodied in five separate bills: House ria, Champaign, Aurora, Crystal Lake, Cicero, Joliet, Rock Bills 1496, 2651, 4723, 5618, and 6339. Island, Northbrook, Kankakee, South Holland, south Chi- cago, Rockford, west Chicago, Belleville, north Chicago, and Direct communication with policymakers. With a growing southwest Chicago. need for state government to increase its investment in the transportation infrastructure, direct communication to state Illinois Works Coalition. Several TFIC organizations were policymakers intensified in 2008. TFIC members worked with represented on the Illinois Works Coalition, which was ap- legislators to explain the need for transportation-based for- pointed by Governor Blagojevich to encourage passage of a mula distribution of highway funding (provisions contained capital program in 2008. Former U.S. Speaker of the House in House Bill 5152), with at least one TFIC member taking Dennis Hastert and Southern Illinois University President responsibility to educate each of the state’s 118 House mem- Glenn Poshard served as the Coalition’s co-chairs. Represen- bers. In addition to specific communication regarding House tatives from the following TFIC organizations also served on Bill 5152, TFIC members met directly with several legislators the Illinois Works panel: TFIC co-chair Michael Carrigan of to discuss the broader need for more capital investment by the Illinois AFL-CIO, Tod Faerber of the Illinois Road and the State in our transportation network. TFIC staff also dis- Transportation Builders Association, Kim Robinson of the tributed letters and fact sheets on pertinent topics through- Illinois Construction Industry Committee, Allan Reyhan of out the year. These communications included: letters to the the Associated General Contractors of Illinois and Karen General Assembly urging passage of a comprehensive capital McConnaughay, Kane County Board President. In addition funding bill, thanking supporters of the transit operating re- to the involvement of these individuals and groups, TFIC form measure, presenting the TFIC white paper on leasing members participated in the Illinois Works “listening” tour the Illinois tollway, responding to the House Speaker’s gam- throughout the state, during which the Illinois Works panel ing proposal to fund capital, opposing Illinois Department of held community meetings to hear from business and com- Transportation construction project shutdowns, and support- munity leaders of different regions about their capital needs. ing the lease of the lottery. These listening tours took place in Decatur, the Hispanic com- munity in Chicago, Carbondale, the metro-east area, down- On the federal side, more than 40 TFIC members traveled to town Chicago and the Quad Cities. In addition, TFIC co- Washington D.C. to visit with the members of the Illinois hosted with Illinois Works and DuPage County business Congressional delegation in preparation for the 2009 autho- groups a listening event in Naperville. rization debate at the national level. In addition, six of the 19 federal grassroots teams met with their congressman or con- The Illinois Works Coalition developed a $33 billion capital gresswoman in the home district for a general discussion about funding program, which included $4.25 billion in new high- transportation investment issues. Meetings were held and con- way spending; $500 million in bonds for local roads; $425 — continued on next page
5 versations begun with Congresswomen Bean and Biggert, and 2008, the bulk of the substantive work was embodied in the Congressmen Costello, Hare, Manzullo and Shimkus. legislation that represented TFIC’s transportation capital fund- ing proposal. However, in addition to the development and TFIC also prepared a fact sheet outlining reasons to oppose drafting of that bill, TFIC consultant Linda Wheeler updated the federal gas tax holiday that was being discussed in na- the information detailing the diversions from the state’s Road tional policy circles, and distributed that fact sheet with a cover Fund. letter to the congressional delegation. TFIC co-chair Whitley asked that TFIC weigh in with a position on the pending Transportation News Clipping Service. TFIC staff regularly Canadian National Railway acquisition of the EJ&E West provide electronic links to news stories about the nation’s and railway company. The coalition did address a thoughtful analy- state’s transportation infrastructure, the need for investment sis of the proposed acquisition to the National Surface Trans- and the challenges faced by the policymakers who are respon- portation Board. sible for its maintenance and expansion.
Background Research and Publication of White Papers. TFIC website. The TFIC website offers a wide range of in- One of the coalition’s core purposes is to provide the substan- formation about the coalition and about transportation is- tive background information that enables policymakers to sues. Studies and publications are available on the site, as are make informed decisions about transportation investment. In calendars of events and activities, fact sheets, communications,
6 press releases and other up-to-the-minute information about pelling need to invest in highways, bridges, and our transit TFIC and its work. The web site address is: and rail systems. www.tficillinois.org. After the 2007 collapse of the Interstate Bridge in Minneapo- Grassroots outreach. Again, as part of its core mission, the lis, MN, and the increasingly drawn-out gap between capital coalition organized grassroots outreach to state policymakers programs to adequately fund transportation at the state level, in 2008 in an effort to educate them about the need for in- the media welcomed the substantive information regarding vestment in the transportation infrastructure and the best way the need for investment and stories about the need were run to go about the funding of the needed investment. Through frequently. personal visits, phone calls, community meetings, letters to the editor and other contacts, TFIC members and their col- In addition, TFIC distributed press releases in February fol- leagues told the story about the importance of transportation lowing the Governor’s budget address, in April in conjunc- investment to the state’s economic health, safety and produc- tion with the Naperville community meeting, and in August tivity. to encourage policymakers to end the gridlock regarding the capital funding debate. Presentations to Community Groups. As part of the TFIC’s ongoing community outreach, Linda Wheeler and other TFIC Diversions leaders made several presentations about the state of Illinois’ An ongoing goal of the TFIC is the reduction of diversions transportation network and the need for investment in its from the state’s road fund. In Fiscal Year 2004, the diversion maintenance and improvement. On April 23, Linda and other of highway user fees out of the road fund to general govern- TFIC leaders provided substantive background information ment purposes reached an all-time high, with nearly $800 to more than 300 community leaders in Naperville at one of million being diverted. Since that year, the diversions have the largest community meetings ever held on transportation hovered at about $700 million, as efforts to reduce the road capital. Linda also presented relevant and important back- fund loss have failed. In 2008, diversions totaled $694 mil- ground information in similar community meetings in Decatur lion. The TFIC legislative proposal developed in 2008 called (May 5), Peoria (May 12) and Rockford (August 8). for a reduction of diversions in the amount of $162 million to help finance new road construction. Regular meetings. The TFIC steering committee, which gov- erns the work of the coalition, held regular meetings through- Events out 2008. In addition, the nine committees that work under TFIC sponsored and participated in a number of events the auspices of the coalition met regularly as well. throughout 2008, all of which were designed to highlight the need for investment in the transportation infrastructure and Media Outreach the manner in which this investment should be directed. Each year, as the coalition becomes more familiar to reporters Throughout the month of March, the Illinois House of Rep- and editors and as the group’s credibility increases, outreach resentatives held a series of budget hearings in legislative dis- to the media becomes more effective. Traditionally, TFIC has tricts throughout the state to highlight the state’s capital needs used press releases and press conferences, letters to the editor, and the challenges facing the state on the operating budget. and community meetings as the basis for outreach to the At each of these 19 hearings, a TFIC representative testified media. In 2008, TFIC hired Eric Robinson of Frontline Com- about the capital needs as they related to transportation. TFIC munications to assist in gaining media coverage of the com- — continued on next page
7 staff drafted talking points for use by our members at the hear- TFIC also hosted community meetings in Decatur (May 5), ings, and focused on identifying the need for investment. Peoria (May 12) and Rockford (August 8) to present infor- mation about the needs of the state’s transportation network. On April 23, TFIC staff and members joined with the At each community meeting, local community and business Naperville Chamber of Commerce, several DuPage County leaders attended and state and federal policymakers from these organizations, and the Governor’s Illinois Works Coalition to areas offered their insights and perspectives on capital invest- present a program outlining the importance of capital invest- ment. ment in Illinois. An audience of more than 300 community and business leaders attended the meeting, as did several local As part of the coalition’s annual outreach to national legislators. Many in the audience, including several TFIC policymakers, more than 40 TFIC members attended the fly- members, offered comments and recommendations to the Il- in to Washington D.C. on May 19-21 as part of the national linois Works Coalition members. Transportation Construction Coalition lobby effort.
Regional Transportation Summit, Naperville
8 Annual meeting highlights. The TFIC annual meeting, which focused on federal authorization debate issues, was held at Bolingbrook Golf Club on Monday, September 22. The outstanding program for the day included presentations by U.S. Senator Dick Durbin and Congressman Dan Lipinski. In addition, Janet Kavinocky, the U.S. Chamber’s director of Transpor- tation Infrastructure in the Congressional and Public Affairs Division, was the luncheon speaker. About 120 individuals attended the day-long meeting. Steering Committee members then gathered for a dinner and next-day steering committee meeting to discuss the TFIC legislative proposal for capital investment at the state level. — continued on next page
9 TFIC Structure Committee Reports 2008 The coalition is governed by its steering committee, which acts as a board of directors. The steering committee has two Annual Meeting Committee co-chairs – one representing the business community and one The Annual Meeting Committee met early representing organized labor. As 2008 began, TFIC co-chairs in 2008 to get a jumpstart on the planning were Michael Carrigan, president of the Illinois AFL-CIO, process. The group determined that the usual and Doug Whitley, president of the Illinois Chamber of Com- Wednesday time slot for the annual meeting John Henriksen merce. By the end of 2008, neither of these individuals were should be changed to Monday to allow for IAAP acting as co-chairs. Whitley appointed Jim Reilly, a Chicago participation of members of the Illinois con- area businessman and chair of the Regional Transportation gressional delegation. Given, the upcoming debate at the fed- Authority, to fill the business co-chair role while Whitley pur- eral level on the multi-year transportation authorization mea- sued a potential gubernatorial bid. On the labor side, the coa- sure, the Annual Meeting Committee decided to focus the lition temporarily lacked a co-chair as the year ended. By early morning of our September 2008 meeting on the federal au- 2009, a new labor co-chair, Michael Kleinik, Director of the thorization. Chicago Laborers – LMCC, was appointed. The group invited and received commitments from U.S. Sena- Other officers for the coalition in 2008 were: Vice-Chair: Eric tor Dick Durbin and Congressman Dan Lipinski who offered Dean; Secretary: Jim Reilly; Treasurer: Mike Skarr. their perspectives on the authorization debate. The group also invited a dynamic speaker from the U.S. Chamber of Com- merce Congressional and Public Affairs Division to offer an TFIC Committees overview from the business perspective of the issues surround- Nine committees handle the bulk of the coalition work under ing the upcoming authorization debate. In addition, the com- the direction of the steering committee. The 2008 chairs for mittee developed a panel discussion on transit issues and asked those committees were: Linda Wheeler to provide an overview of current funding for transportation at the state and federal levels. Annual Meeting Committee – John Henriksen Bylaws Committee – John Henriksen, acting chair The Annual Meeting Committee made the commitment to seek sponsors for the meeting that would enable TFIC to make Constitutional Amendment Committee – David Kennedy money on the event. A special thanks to the sponsors who Federal Affairs Committee – Bill Grams helped underwrite the event: Mass Transit Committee – Mike Hoffmann Membership Committee – Eric Fields $2,500 level: Nominating Committee – Jim Schwarz Illinois Chapter, Inc. – American Concrete Pavement Policy Committee – Marvin Traylor Association State House Affairs Committee – Mike Zahn $1,000 level: American Council of Engineering Companies of Illinois Associated General Contractors of Illinois Illinois Asphalt Pavement Association Illinois Association of Aggregate Producers Precast/Prestressed Producers of Illinois and Wisconsin
10 $500 level: or not to organize a group to push for inclusion of a constitu- Metropolitan Planning Council tional provision that would protect the sanctity of highway user fees for use as originally intended. After the election re- $250 level: sults, which showed a resounding lack of support for a new Chicago Metropolis 2020 constitutional convention, the committee decided to moni- Chicago Southland Economic Development Corporation tor the state capital funding debate to determine if there would Choose DuPage be an opportunity to win approval for a constitutional amend- Illinois Association of County Engineers ment protecting Illinois’ road fund monies. Lake County Transportation Alliance — David Kennedy, chair Quad Cities Passenger Rail Coalition Southern Illinois Construction Advancement Program Federal Affairs Committee Will County Center for Economic Development The Federal Affairs Committee began dis- trict-based grassroots organizing in 2008 in — John Henriksen, chair preparation for the 2009 federal authoriza- tion debate. The committee established the
ByLaws Committee goal of creating in-district grassroots teams Bill Grams The ByLaws Committee was called into action in 2008 to for each of the state’s 19 congressional dis- IRTBA consider a change to the coalition’s bylaws governing the nam- tricts. The objective for these teams was to organize a local ing of co-chairs. The original bylaws specified that the co- group of constituents for whom transportation investment is chairs would be the president of the Illinois AFL-CIO and important in order to supplement the statewide efforts of the the president of the Illinois Chamber of Commerce or their coalition to educate congressmen and congresswomen about designees. Following the resignation of both co-chairs, the the need for transportation investment. The committee asked bylaws committee considered ways in which the coalition could for grassroots group leaders to convene their groups for orga- retain the business and labor joint leadership while offering nizational purposes and then to schedule at least one in-dis- some flexibility for circumstances such as the group found trict meeting with the congressional delegate. itself in after the two resignations. The committee ultimately recommended that the bylaws provide that “a representative At the meetings, the groups were to gather information about from the business community and a representative from or- the perspectives of the individual members of the delegation ganized labor shall serve as co-chairs.” The committee also and then make this information available to the broader coa- recommended a few clean-ups to clarify that the annual meet- lition membership. Six of the groups (those for Bean, Biggert, ing would happen in September each year, and that member- Costello, Hare, Manzullo, and Shimkus) were successful with ship payments are due on January 1 of each calendar year. their organizing efforts and engaged in conversation with their — John Henriksen, acting chair federal policymakers. Though this effort wasn’t completely successful it serves as a model for ongoing outreach activity of Constitutional the Federal Affairs Committee. A complete list of grassroots Amendment Committee team coordinators follows: The Constitutional Amendment Commit- District 1 — Bobby Rush tee monitored the November 2008 election District Team Coordinator ...... Dave DeYoung results regarding whether the voters would IRTBA call for a constitutional convention to be David Kennedy IL-ACEC held. If voters had called for a convention, — continued on next page the committee would have quickly engaged to discuss whether
11 District 2 — Jesse Jackson District 16 — Don Manzullo District Team Coordinator ...... Dave DeYoung District Team Coordinator ...... Steve Nailor IRTBA Rockford-Winnebago Better Roads Association District 3 — Daniel Lipinski District 17 — Phil Hare District Team Coordinator ...... Dave DeYoung District Team Coordinators ...... Michael Carrigan IRTBA Illinois AFL-CIO District 4 — Luis Gutierrez Eric Dean District Team Coordinator ...... Dave DeYoung Chgo Vicinity Ironworkers IRTBA District 18 — Ray LaHood / Aaron Schock District 5 — Rahm Emanuel District Team Coordinator ...... Todd Maisch District Team Coordinator ...... Dave DeYoung Illinois Chamber IRTBA District 19 — John Shimkus District 6 — Peter Roskam District Team Coordinator ...... John Henriksen District Team Coordinator ...... Dave DeYoung Illinois Association of Aggregate Producers IRTBA District 7 — Danny Davis District Team Coordinator ...... Dave DeYoung In addition to the creation of the grassroots teams, the Fed- IRTBA eral Affairs Committee organized a fly-in to Washington in District 8 — Melissa Bean May, 2008. More than 40 TFIC member representatives made District Team Coordinator: ...... Scott Dworschak the trip to engage in conversations with delegation members Underground Contractors Association and staff about the next federal Transportation and Infrastruc- District 9 — Jan Schakowsky ture anticipated for 2009. District Team Coordinator ...... Scott Dworschak Underground Contractors Association Toward the end of 2008, Federal Affairs Committee chair Bill District 10 — Mark Kirk Grams recommended that TFIC create a series of 9 policy District Team Coordinator ...... Scott Dworschak subcommittees to discuss and make recommendations on dis- Underground Contractors Association creet aspects of the authorization debate. Grams also proposed District 11 — Jerry Weller / Debbie Halvorson that TFIC consider hiring a full-service lobbyist to help the District Team Coordinator ...... Scott Dworschak coalition navigate the authorization process. Underground Contractors Association — Bill Grams, chair District 12 — Jerry Costello District Team Coordinator ...... John Henriksen Illinois Association of Aggregate Producers Mass Transit Committee District 13 — Judy Biggert The Mass Transit Committee worked in con- District Team Coordinator ...... Scott Dworschak junction with the State House Affairs Com- Underground Contractors Association mittee and the Federal Affairs Committee to District 14 — Bill Foster ensure that transit funding at the state and District Team Coordinator ...... Scott Dworschak federal levels continued to receive important Mike Hoffmann Underground Contractors Association and necessary attention. Champaign- Urbana Mass District 15 — Tim Johnson — Mike Hoffmann, chair Transit District District Team Coordinator ...... Andrew Flach Champaign County Chamber of Commerce
12 Membership Committee committee asked that the existing research be catalogued by The Membership Committee is responsible the staff and used as the basis for TFIC’s work going forward. for the recruitment and maintenance of coa- lition members. The committee frequently The committee then voted to give the Federal Affairs Com- reaches out to prospective members, groups mittee the primary responsibility for sorting through the ex- that have a strong interest in transportation isting research and developing TFIC’s recommendations. Eric Fields funding, to try to recruit them to join in the AGC of Illinois — Marvin Traylor, chair coalition’s work. In 2008, the coalition had a strong year, maintaining 40 members at the steering com- State House Affairs mittee level, 14 members at the participating level and 22 Committee supporting members. The State House Affairs Committee was very active in 2008 with a number of activities In 2008, the TFIC welcomed 3 new organizations: the Chi- designed to win support for a state transpor- cago and Vicinity Council of Ironworkers and Kane County tation capital investment program. Early in Mike Zahn Operating at the steering committee level and the Route 336 Coalition the year, the committee decided to focus on Engineers Local at the participating member level. small get-togethers with key legislators and Unions No. 965 — Eric Fields, chair members of the coalition to stress the importance of invest- ment and to answer any questions legislators might have. A Nominating Committee number of small dinners were held with different groups of After a series of changes in the existing offic- legislators (Downstate Senate Democrats, Senate Republicans, ers for TFIC in 2008, the Nominating Com- Rep. Hamos’ working group on capital, and others) during mittee met to develop a new slate for 2009. the spring legislative session. This new slate was approved by the steering committee in November of 2008. Jim Schwarz The committee also drafted, introduced and won House ap- Route 51 Coalition proval of House Bill 5152, a measure designed to distribute Co-chair — Jim Reilly (nominated by Doug Whitley) 2/3 of all highway funds according to a formula based upon Vice-chair — Eric Dean transportation factors such as miles of road, square miles of Secretary — Jim Schwarz bridge and miles traveled in each region of the state. This Treasurer — Marvin Traylor measure was designed to limit political discretion or retribu- — Jim Schwarz, chair tion in the distribution of transportation funding and to en- sure that the quality of our highway and bridge network re- Policy Committee mains consistent throughout the state. Though the Senate The Policy Committee met once in 2008 to failed to take up the measure, its consideration and approval consider issues related to the upcoming fed- in the House brought the issue of applying an objective dis- eral authorization debate and to provide a tribution formula to the attention of policymakers statewide. recommendation as to how the TFIC ought This formula, while dedicating two-thirds of funds for for- to proceed with development of positions on Marvin Traylor mula allocation, allowed the Department of Transportation authorization issues. The committee re- IAPA discretion over one-third of the funds and maintained the viewed the recommendations already developed by several department’s flexibility to respond to emergency or high-pri- national organizations and asked the TFIC staff to search for ority needs. additional recommendations made by other organizations. The — continued on next page
13 State House Affairs members also lobbied in support of Speaker Madigan’s gaming expansion proposal (House Bill 4194) that was designed to raise funds for a capital program, and worked in support of House Bill 5945, a bill to reduce road fund diversions. In addition, committee members attended and testified at the multiple budget hearings held by Illinois House members throughout the state. The committee also coordinated a letters-to-the-editor campaign that yielded individual letters in at least 10 major Illinois daily newspapers. — Mike Zahn, chair
State of Illinois House Bill No. 5152 95th General Assembly RE: IDOT-HIGHWAYS House Roll Call Third Reading – May 15, 2008 Passed 81 YEAS 25 NAYS 3 PRESENT
Y Acevedo Y Dugan Y Krause Y Ramey NV Arroyo Y Dunkin N Lang Y Reboletti N Bassi N Dunn Y Leitch Y Reis Y Beaubien Y Durkin Y Lindner N Reitz N Beiser Y Eddy Y Lyons N Riley Y Bellock E Feigenholtz Y Mathias Y Rita Y Berrios Y Flider Y Mautino Y Rose Y Biggins Y Flowers N May Y Ryg Y Black Y Ford Y McAuliffe Y Sacia Y Boland Y Fortner N McCarthy Y Saviano Y Bost Y Franks Y McGuire Y Schmitz Y Bradley, John N Fritchey Y Mendoza Y Schock E Bradley, Richard Y Froehlich Y Meyer Y Scully Y Brady Y Golar N Miller Y Smith Y Brauer E Gordon Y Mitchell, Bill Y Sommer N Brosnahan N Graham Y Mitchell, Jerry Y Soto Y Burke N Granberg Y Moffitt Y Stephens Y Chapa LaVia Y Hamos Y Molaro Y Sullivan Y Coladipietro Y Hannig N Mulligan Y Tracy N Cole Y Harris Y Munson Y Tryon P Collins Y Hassert Y Myers Y Turner N Colvin NV Hernandez N Nekritz Y Verschoore N Coulson N Hoffman Y Osmond Y Wait Y Crespo N Holbrook E Osterman E Washington Y Cross P Howard E Patterson E Watson Y Cultra Y Jakobsson Y Phelps Y Winters Y Currie P Jefferies N Pihos N Yarbrough Y D’Amico Y Jefferson Y Poe Y Younge Y Davis, Monique N Joyce Y Pritchard Y Mr. Speaker N Davis, William N Kosel E – Denotes Excused Absence
14 Illinois Works Legislative Package
State of Illinois House Bill No. 1496 95th General Assembly Third Reading Senate Vote May 31, 2008 43 YEAS 8 NAYS 3 PRESENT
Y Althoff Y Dillard N Lauzen Y Righter Y Bivens Y Forby Y Lightford Y Risinger Y Bomke NV Frerichs Y Link Y Rutherford NV Bond NV Garrett Y Luechtefeld P Sandoval N Brady NV Haine Y Maloney Y Schoenberg N Burzynski Y Halvorson Y Martinez Y Silverstein Y Clayborne Y Harmon Y Meeks Y Steans Y Collins Y Hendon N Millner NV Sullivan Y Cronin Y Holmes P Munoz Y Syverson Y Crotty N Hultgren N Murphy Y Trotter P Cullerton Y Hunter Y Noland N Viverito N Dahl Y Jacobs Y Pankau Y Watson Y DeLeo Y Jones, J. Y Peterson Y Wilhelmi Y Delgado Y Koehler Y Radogno Y Mr. President Y Demuzio Y Kotowski Y Raoul NV – Not Voting
State of Illinois House Bill No. 4723 95th General Assembly Third Reading Senate Vote May 31, 2008 50 YEAS 4 NAYS 1 PRESENT
Y Althoff Y Dillard N Lauzen Y Righter Y Bivens Y Forby Y Lightford Y Risinger Y Bomke Y Frerichs Y Link Y Rutherford NV Bond NV Garrett Y Luechtefeld NV Sandoval Y Brady NV Haine Y Maloney Y Schoenberg N Burzynski Y Halvorson Y Martinez Y Silverstein Y Clayborne Y Harmon Y Meeks Y Steans Y Collins Y Hendon Y Millner Y Sullivan Y Cronin Y Holmes P Munoz Y Syverson Y Crotty N Hultgren N Murphy Y Trotter Y Cullerton Y Hunter Y Noland Y Viverito Y Dahl Y Jacobs Y Pankau Y Watson Y DeLeo Y Jones, J. Y Peterson Y Wilhelmi Y Delgado Y Koehler Y Radogno Y Mr. President Y Demuzio Y Kotowski Y Raoul NV – Not Voting
15 State of Illinois House Bill No. 2651 95th General Assembly Third Reading Senate Vote May 31, 2008
32 YEAS 18 NAYS 5 PRESENT
Y Althoff NV Dillard N Lauzen Y Righter N Bivens Y Forby Y Lightford Y Risinger N Bomke N Frerichs Y Link N Rutherford NV Bond NV Garrett Y Luechtefeld P Sandoval N Brady NV Haine P Maloney N Schoenberg N Burzynski Y Halvorson Y Martinez Y Silverstein Y Clayborne Y Harmon P Meeks N Steans P Collins Y Hendon N Millner Y Sullivan Y Cronin N Holmes P Munoz Y Syverson Y Crotty N Hultgren N Murphy Y Trotter N Cullerton Y Hunter N Noland Y Viverito N Dahl Y Jacobs N Pankau Y Watson Y DeLeo Y Jones, J. Y Peterson Y Wilhelmi Y Delgado Y Koehler Y Radogno Y Mr. President Y Demuzio N Kotowski Y Raoul NV – Not Voting
State of Illinois House Bill No. 5618 95th General Assembly Third Reading Senate Vote May 31, 2008
32 YEAS 19 NAYS 2 PRESENT
N Althoff Y Dillard N Lauzen N Righter N Bivens Y Forby Y Lightford Y Risinger N Bomke N Frerichs Y Link N Rutherford NV Bond NV Garrett N Luechtefeld P Sandoval N Brady NV Haine Y Maloney Y Schoenberg N Burzynski Y Halvorson Y Martinez Y Silverstein Y Clayborne Y Harmon Y Meeks Y Steans Y Collins Y Hendon N Millner Y Sullivan N Cronin Y Holmes P Munoz N Syverson Y Crotty N Hultgren N Murphy Y Trotter NV Cullerton Y Hunter Y Noland Y Viverito N Dahl NV Jacobs N Pankau Y Watson Y DeLeo N Jones, J. Y Peterson Y Wilhelmi Y Delgado Y Koehler N Radogno Y Mr. President Y Demuzio NV Kotowski Y Raoul NV – Not Voting
16 State of Illinois House Bill No. 6339 95th General Assembly Third Reading Senate Vote May 31, 2008
51 YEAS 1 NAY 4 PRESENT
Y Althoff Y Dillard N Lauzen Y Righter Y Bivens Y Forby Y Lightford Y Risinger Y Bomke P Frerichs Y Link Y Rutherford NV Bond NV Garrett Y Luechtefeld P Sandoval Y Brady NV Haine Y Maloney Y Schoenberg N Burzynski Y Halvorson Y Martinez Y Silverstein Y Clayborne Y Harmon Y Meeks Y Steans Y Collins Y Hendon Y Millner Y Sullivan Y Cronin Y Holmes P Munoz Y Syverson Y Crotty Y Hultgren Y Murphy Y Trotter P Cullerton Y Hunter Y Noland Y Viverito Y Dahl Y Jacobs Y Pankau Y Watson Y DeLeo Y Jones, J. Y Peterson Y Wilhelmi Y Delgado Y Koehler Y Radogno Y Mr. President Y Demuzio Y Kotowski Y Raoul
NV – Not Voting
17 IDOT District Office Contact Information
Region One: Region Four: Diane O’Keefe, PE Christine Reed, PE (acting)
DISTRICT 1 DISTRICT 6 201 W. Center Court 126 E. Ash St. Schaumburg, IL 60196-1096 Springfield, IL 62704-4792 (847) 705-4000 (217) 782-7301
DISTRICT 7 Region Two: 400 W. Wabash George Ryan, PE Effingham, IL 62401-2699 (217) 342-3951 DISTRICT 2 819 Depot Ave. Dixon, IL 61021 Region Five: (815) 284-2271 Mary Lamie, PE
DISTRICT 3 DISTRICT 8 700 East Norris Drive 1102 Eastport Plaza Dr. Ottawa, IL 61350-0697 Collinsville, IL 62234-6198 (815) 434-6131 (618) 346-3110
DISTRICT 9 Region Three: State Transportation Bldg. Joseph Crowe, PE P.O. Box 100 Carbondale, IL 62903-0100 DISTRICT 4 (618) 549-2171 401 Main Street Peoria, IL 61602-1111 (309) 671-3333 ERIC
DISTRICT 5 13473 IL Hwy. 133 P.O. Box 610 Paris, IL 61944-0610 (217) 465-4181
18 19 20 21 U.S. Senators U.S. Representatives District 3 District 5 Daniel Lipinski Rahm Emanuel from Illinois from Illinois Democrat Democrat www.lipinski.house.gov www.house.gov/emanuel Richard J. Durbin District 1 Democrat Bobby L. Rush 1717 Longworth House 1319 Longworth House http://durbin.senate.gov Democrat Office Bldg. Office Building www.house.gov/rush Washington, D.C. 20515 Washington, D.C. 20515 309 Hart Senate Office Bldg. Phone: 202-225-5701 Phone: 202-225-4061 Washington, D.C. 20510 2416 Rayburn Office Bldg. Fax: 202-225-1012 Fax: 202-225-5603 Phone: 202-224-2152 Washington, D.C. 20515 Fax: 202-228-0400 Phone: 202-225-4372 6245 South Archer Avenue 3742 West Irving Park Rd. Fax: 202-226-0333 Chicago, IL 60638 Chicago, IL 60618 230 South Dearborn St. #3892 Phone: 312-886-0481 Phone: 773-267-5926 Chicago, IL 60604 -1483 700-706 East 79th Street Fax: 773-767-9395 Fax: 773-267-6583 Phone: 312-353-4952 Chicago, IL 60619 Fax: 312-353-0150 Phone: 773-224-6500 19 West Hillgrove District 6 LaGrange, IL 60525 Fax: 773-224-9624 Peter Roskam Phone: 708-352-0524 525 South Eighth Street Republican Fax: 708-352-0927 Springfield, IL 62703 3235 W. 147th St. http://roskam.house.gov Phone: 217-492-4062 Midlothian, IL 60445 5309 West 95th Street Fax: 217-492-4382 Phone: 708-385-9550 507 Cannon House Office Bldg. Oak Lawn, IL 60453 Fax: 708-385-3860 Washington, D.C. 20515 Phone: 708-424-0853 701 North Court Street Phone: 202-225-4561 Marion, IL 62959 District 2 Fax: 708-424-1855 Fax: 202-225-1166 Phone: 618-998-8812 Jesse L. Jackson Jr. Fax: 618-997-0176 Democrat District 4 150 S. Bloomingdale Road www.house.gov/jackson Luis V. Gutierrez Ste .200 Barack Obama Democrat Bloomingdale, IL 60108 Democrat 2419 Rayburn House Office Bldg. http://luisgutierrez.house.gov Phone: 630-893-9670 http://obama.senate.gov Washington, D.C. 20515 Fax: 630-893-9735 Phone: 202-225-0773 2266 Rayburn House 713 Hart Senate Office Bldg. Fax: 202-225-0899 Office Building District 7 Washington, D.C. 20510 Washington, D.C. 20515 Danny K. Davis Phone: 202-225-8203 Phone: 202-224-2854 7121 S. Yates Blvd. Democrat Fax: 202-225-7810 Fax: 202-228-4260 Chicago, IL 60649 www.house.gov/davis TDD: 202-228-1404 Phone: 773-734-9660 2201 W. North Ave. Fax: 773-734-9661 2159 Rayburn House Chicago, IL 60647 John C. Kluczynski Federal Office Building Phone: 773-342-0774 Office Building 17926 South Halsted Washington, D.C. 20515-1307 230 South Dearborn St. Homewood, IL 60430-2013 Fax: 773-342-0776 Phone: 202-225-5006 Ste. 3900 (39th floor) Phone: 708-798-6000 Fax: 202-225-5641 Chicago, IL 60604 Fax: 708-798-6160 Phone: 312-886-3506 2301 Roosevelt Road Fax: 312-886-3514 Broadview, IL 60155 Phone: 708-345-6857 607 East Adams Street Springfield, IL 62701 3333 W. Arthington, Ste. 130 Phone: 217-492-5089 Chicago, IL 60624 Fax: 217-492-5099 Phone: 773-533-7520 Fax: 773-533-7530 701 North Court Street Marion, IL 62959 Phone: 618-997-2402 Fax: 618-997-2850
1911 52nd Avenue Moline, IL 61265 Phone: 309-736-1217 Fax: 309-736-1233
22 District 8 District 10 District 12 District 14 Melissa Bean Mark Steven Kirk Jerry F. Costello J. Dennis Hastert Democrat Republican Democrat Republican www.house.gov/bean www.house.gov/kirk www.house.gov/costello www.house.gov/hastert
318 Cannon House Office Bldg 1030 Longworth House 2408 Rayburn House Office Bldg 2304 Rayburn House Office Bldg Washington, D.C. 20515 Office Building Washington, D.C. 20515 Washington, D.C. 20515 Phone: 202-225-3711 Washington, D.C. 20515 Phone: 202-225-5661 Phone: 202-225-2976 Fax: 202-225-7830 Phone: 202-225-4835 Fax: 202-225-0285 Fax: 202-225-0697 Fax: 202-225-0837 1622 E. Algonquin Rd., Ste. L 144 Lincoln Place Court, Ste. 4 27 North River Street Schaumburg, IL 60173 707 Skokie Blvd., Ste. 350 Belleville, IL 62221 Batavia, IL 60510 Phone: 847-925-0265 Northbrook, IL 60062 Phone: 618-233-8026 Phone: 630-406-1114 Fax: 847-925-0288 Phone: 847-940-0202 Fax: 618-233-8765 Fax: 630-406-1808 Fax: 847-940-7143 Round Lake Beach Village Hall 2060 Delmar Avenue, Ste. B 119 W. First St. 1937 N. Municipal Way District 11 Granite City, IL 62040 Dixon, IL 61021 Round Lake Beach, IL 60073 Phone: 618-451-7065 Phone: 815-288-0680 Gerald C. “Jerry” Weller Fax: 618-451-2126 Fax: 815-288-0743 Republican Woodstock Municipal Center http://weller.house.gov 121 W. Calhoun St. 250 W. Cherry Street 137 South State Street, Ste. 336 Carbondale, IL 62901 Geneseo, IL 61254 Woodstock, IL 60098 108 Cannon House Office Bldg. Phone: 618-529-3791 Washington, D.C. 20515 Phone: 309-944-3558 Fax: 618-549-3768 District 9 Phone: 202-225-3635 Janice D. Schakowsky Fax: 202-225-3521 District 15 8787 State Street, Ste. 102 Democrat Timothy V. Johnson East Saint Louis, IL 62203 www.house.gov/schakowsky 2701 Black Road, Ste. 201 Republican Phone: 618-397-8833 Joliet, IL 60432 www.house.gov/timjohnson Fax: 618-397-7065 1027 Longworth House Phone: 815-740-2028 Office Building Fax: 815-740-2037 1207 Longworth House 1330 Swanwick Street Washington, D.C. 20515 Office Building Chester, IL 62233 Phone: 202-225-2111 Washington, D.C. 20515 Phone: 618-826-3043 Fax: 202-226-6890 Phone: 202-225-2371 Fax: 618-826-1923 Fax: 202-226-0791 5533 N. Broadway 201 East Nolen Street Chicago, IL 60640 2004 Fox Drive West Frankfort, IL 62896 Phone: 773-506-7100 Champaign, IL 61820 Phone: 618-937-6402 Fax: 773-506-9202 Phone: 217-403-4690 Fax: 618-937-3307 Fax: 217-403-4691 820 Davis Street, Ste. 105 Evanston, IL 60201 District 13 202 N. Prospect Rd., Ste. 203 Phone: 847-328-3409 Judy Biggert Bloomington, IL 61704 Fax: 847-328-3425 Republican Phone: 309-663-7049 http://judybiggert.house.gov Fax: 309-663-9880 1420 Renaissance Drive, Ste. 102 Park Ridge, IL 60068 1034 Longworth House 655 W. Lincoln, Unit B Phone: 847-298-2128 Office Building Charleston, IL 61920 Fax: 847-298-2173 Washington, D.C. 20515 Phone: 217-348-6759 Phone: 202-225-3515 Fax: 217-348-6761 Fax: 202-225-9420 1001 Market Street, Ste. 102 6262 South Route 83, Ste. 305 Mt. Carmel, IL 62863 Willowbrook, IL 60527 Phone: 618-262-8719 Phone: 630-655-2052 Fax: 618-262-8859 Fax: 630-655-1061
23 District 16 District 18 District 19 Donald A. Manzullo Ray LaHood John M. Shimkus Republican Republican Republican http://manzullo.house.gov www.house.gov/lahood www.house.gov/shimkus
2228 Rayburn House 1424 Longworth House 2452 Rayburn House Office Building Office Building Office Building Washington, D.C. 20515 Washington, D.C. 20515 Washington, D.C. 20515 Phone: 202-225-5676 Phone: 202-225-6201 Phone: 202-225-5271 Fax: 202-225-5284 Fax: 202-225-9249 Fax: 202-225-5880
415 South Mulford Rd. 100 NE Monroe St., Ste. 100 3130 Chatham Road, Ste. C Rockford, IL 61108 Peoria, IL 61602-1003 Springfield, IL 62704 Phone: 815-394-1231 Phone: 309-671-7027 Phone: 217-492-5090 Fax: 815-394-3930 Fax: 309-671-7309 Fax: 217-492-5096
5186 Northwest Highway 209 West State Street 240 Regency Centre Ste. 130 Jacksonville, IL 62650 Collinsville, IL 62234 Crystal Lake, IL 60014 Phone: 217-245-1431 Phone: 618-344-3065 Phone: 815-356-9800 Fax: 217-243-6852 Fax: 618-344-4215 Fax: 815-356-9803 3050 Montvale Dr., Ste.D 120 South Fair District 17 Springfield, IL 62704 Olney, IL 62450 Phone: 217-793-0808 Phone: 618-392-7737 Phil Hare Fax: 618-395-8178 Democrat Fax: 217-793-9724 http://hare.house.gov 110 East Locust Street Room 12 1118 Longworth House Harrisburg, IL 62946 Office Building Phone: 618-252-8271 Washington, D.C. 20515 Fax: 618-252-8317 Phone: 202-225-5905 Fax: 202-225-5396 221 E. Broadway Centralia, IL 62801 1535 47th Avenue, Ste. 5 Phone: 618-532-9676 Moline, IL 61265 Fax: 618-532-1896 Phone: 309-793-5760 Fax: 309-762-9193
261 N. Broad Street, Ste. 5 Galesburg, IL 61401 Phone: 309-342-4411 Fax: 309-342-9749
236 N. Water Street, Ste. 765 Decatur, IL 62523 Phone: 217-422-9150 Fax: 217-422-9245
210 N. Broad Street Carlinville, IL 62626 Phone: 217-854-2290 Fax: 217-854-2261
24 Illinois General James F. Clayborne, Jr. – James A. DeLeo – District 10 Susan Garrett – District 29 District 57 323 Capitol Building 129 Capitol Building Assembly 629 Capitol Building Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-1035 (217) 782-3650 Senate Members (217) 782-5399 6839 West Belmont 425 North Sheridan Road 327 Missouri Avenue, Ste. 422 Chicago, IL 60634 Highwood, IL 60040 Pamela J. Althoff – District 32 East St. Louis, IL 62201 (773) 237-2525 (847) 433-2002 M103C Capitol Building (618) 875-1212 (773) 237-7171 (FAX) (847) 433-8002 (FAX) Springfield, IL 62706 (618) 274-3010 (FAX) (217) 782-8000 William Delgado – District 2 William R. Haine – District 56 (217) 782-9586 (FAX) Jacqueline Y. Collins – 119B Capitol Building 121C Capitol Building 1 North Virginia St. District 16 Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 Crystal Lake, IL 60014 M118 Capitol Building (217) 782-5652 (217) 782-5247 (815) 455-6330 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 557-3930 (FAX) (217) 782-5340 (FAX) (815) 455-8284 (FAX) (217) 782-1607 4150 W. Armitage Ave. 307 Henry Street, Ste. 210 Tim Bivins – District 45 1155 West 79th Street Chicago, IL 60639 Alton, IL 62002 309H Capitol Building Chicago, IL 60620 (773) 292-0202 (618) 465-4764 Springfield, IL 62706 (773) 224-2830 (773) 292-1903 (FAX) (618) 465-4816 (FAX) (217) 782-0180 (773) 224-2855 (FAX) (217) 782-4885 (FAX) Deanna Demuzio – Debbie DeFrancesco Halvorson – Dan Cronin – District 21 District 49 District 40 629 N. Galena 309G Capitol Building M106 Capitol Building 323 Capitol Building Dixon, IL 61021 Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 (815) 284-0045 (217) 782-8107 (217) 782-8206 (217) 782-7419 (815) 284-0207 (FAX) Larry K. Bomke – District 50 313 South Main St. 140 Carlinville Plaza 241 West Joe Orr Rd. 307 Capitol Building Lombard, IL 60148 Carlinville, IL 62626 Chicago Heights, IL 60411 Springfield, IL 62706 (630) 792-0040 (217) 854-4441 (708) 756-0882 (217) 782-0228 (630) 792-8620 (FAX) (217) 854-5311 (FAX) (708) 756-0885 (FAX) (217) 782-5406 (FAX) M. Maggie Crotty – District 19 Kirk W. Dillard – District 24 Don Harmon – District 39 Michael Bond – District 31 122 Capitol Building 309C Capitol Building 605 Capitol Building M121 Capitol Building Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-9595 (217) 782-8148 (217) 782-8176 (217) 782-7353 5119 W. 159th Street One South Cass Ave., Ste. 201 6933 W. North Avenue 1156 E. Washington St. 1st Floor East Westmont, IL 60559 Oak Park, IL 60302 Grayslake, IL 60030 Oak Forest, IL 60452 (630) 969-0990 (708) 848-2002 (847)752-7004 (708) 687-9696 (630) 969-1007 (FAX) (708) 848-2022 (FAX) (866) 512-4931 (FAX) (708) 687-9801 (FAX) Gary Forby – District 59 Rickey R. Hendon – District 5 Bill Brady – District 44 John J. Cullerton – District 6 417 Capitol Building 627 Capitol Building 105D Capitol Building 111 Capitol Building Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-5509 (217) 782-6252 (217) 782-6216 (217) 782-7260 2203 Eastland Drive, Ste. 3 903 W. Washington, Ste. 5 2928 West Madison Bloomington, IL 61704 1051 West Belmont Benton, IL 62812 Chicago, IL 60612 (309) 664-4440 Chicago, IL 60657 (618) 439-2504 (773) 265-8611 (309) 664-8597 (FAX) (773) 883-0770 (618) 438-3704 (FAX) (773) 265-8617 (FAX) (773) 296-0993 (FAX) J. Bradley Burzynski – Michael W. Frerichs – District 52 Linda Holmes – District 42 District 35 Gary G. Dahl – District 38 118 Capitol Building M122 Capitol Building M103D Capitol Building 105E Capitol Building Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-2507 (217) 782-0422 (217) 782-1977 (217) 782-3840 (217) 782-2115 (FAX) 45 E. University Ave., Ste. 206 1101 DeKalb Avenue 103 Fifth Street Champaign, IL 61820 13300 S. Rt. 59, #2B-1 Sycamore, IL 60178 P.O. Box 260 (217) 355-5252 Plainfield, IL 60544 (815) 895-6318 Peru, IL 61354 (217) 355-5255 (FAX) (815) 609-3711 (815) 895-2905 (FAX) (815) 220-8720 (815) 609-0071 (FAX) (815) 220-8721 (FAX)
25 Randall M. Hultgren – Dan Kotowski – District 33 Iris Y. Martinez – District 20 Carole Pankau – District 23 District 48 M108 Capitol Building 413A Capitol Building 105K Capitol Building M103A Capitol Building Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-3875 (217) 782-8191 (217) 782-9463 (217) 782-8022 (217) 557-3908 (FAX) (217) 782-9586 (FAX) 1100 W. Northwest Hwy. 2733 N. Milwaukee Ave. Ste. 114 Chicago, IL 60647 One Tiffany Point, Ste. G 1725 S. Naperville, Ste. 200 Mt. Prospect, IL 60056 (773) 489-2020 Bloomingdale, IL 60108 Wheaton, IL 60187 (847) 797-1192 (773) 489-2024 (FAX) (630) 582-0390 (630) 682-8100 (847) 797-1195 (FAX) (630) 582-0391 (FAX) (630) 682-8108 (FAX) James T. Meeks – District 15 Chris Lauzen – District 25 M113 Capitol Building William E. Peterson – Mattie Hunter – District 3 103A Capitol Building Springfield, IL 62706 District 26 611C Capitol Building Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-8066 309F Capitol Building Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-0052 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-5966 2050 E. 159th Street (217) 782-8010 52 West Downers Place, Ste. 201 Calumet City, IL 60419 2929 S. Wabash Ave., Ste. 102 Aurora, IL 60506 (708) 862-1515 3050 North Main Street Chicago, IL 60616 (630) 264-2334 (708) 862-4745 (FAX) Buffalo Grove, IL 60089 (312) 949-1908 (630) 264-1566 (FAX) (847) 634-6060 (312) 949-1958 (FAX) John J. Millner – District 28 (847) 634-1569 (FAX) Kimberly A. Lightford – 105C Capitol Building Mike Jacobs – District 36 District 4 Springfield, IL 62706 Christine Radogno – District 41 M120 Capitol Building M114 Capitol Building (217) 782-8192 309D Capitol Building Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-4079 (FAX) Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-5957 (217) 782-8505 (217) 782-9407 290 Springfield Drive, Ste. 225 606 19th Street 10001 W. Roosevelt Rd., Ste. 202 Bloomingdale, IL 60108 410 Main Street Moline, IL 61265 Westchester, IL 60154 (630) 351-9340 Lemont, IL 60439 (309) 797-0001 (708) 343-7444 (630) 351-9370 (FAX) (630) 243-0800 (309) 797-0003 (FAX) (708) 343-7400 (FAX) (630) 243-0808 (FAX) Antonio Munoz – District 1 Emil Jones, Jr. – District 14 Terry Link – District 30 123 Capitol Building Kwame Raoul – District 13 327 Capitol Building 321 Capitol Building Springfield, IL 62706 127 Capitol Bldg. Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-9415 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-2728 (217) 782-8181 (217) 782-5338 2021 West 35th St. 507 West 111th Street 906 Muir Avenue Chicago, IL 60609 5210 S. Harper, Ste. D Chicago, IL 60628 Lake Bluff, IL 60044 (773) 869-9050 Chicago, IL 60615 (773) 995-7748 (847) 735-8181 (773) 869-9046 (FAX) (773) 363-1996 (773) 995-9061 (FAX) (847) 735-8184 (FAX) (773) 363-5099 (FAX) Matt Murphy – District 27 John O. Jones – District 54 David Luechtefeld – District 58 M103E Capitol Building Dale A. Righter – District 55 103D Capitol Building 103B Capitol Building Springfield, IL 62706 105A Capitol Building Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-4471 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-0471 (217) 782-8137 (217) 782-6674 (217) 782-4079 (FAX) Palatine Centre Atrium Offices 700 North Front Street 17 E. Northwest Hwy, Ste. 4 88 Broadway Avenue, Ste. 1 2929 Broadway, Ste. 5 P.O. Box 517 Palatine, IL 60067 Mattoon, IL 61938 Mt. Vernon, IL 62864 Okawville, IL 62271 (847) 776-1490 (217) 235-6033 (618) 242-9511 (618) 243-9014 (847) 776-1494 (FAX) (217) 235-6052 (FAX) (618) 242-9516 (FAX) (618) 243-5376 (FAX) Michael Noland – District 22 Dale E. Risinger – District 37 David Koehler – District 46 Edward D. Maloney – M115 Capitol Building M103F Capitol Building 311 Capitol Building District 18 Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 119A Capitol Building (217) 782-7746 (217) 782-1942 (217) 782-8250 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-2115 (FAX) (217) 782-3213 (FAX) (217) 782-5145 5415 N. University, Ste. 105 (217) 557-3930 (FAX) Tower Building Peoria, IL 61614 13 S. Capitol Street 100 E. Chicago Street, Ste. 302 (309) 693-4921 10400 South Western Ave. Pekin, IL 61554 Elgin, IL 60120 (309) 693-4923 (FAX) Chicago, IL 60643 (309) 346-4646 (847) 214-8864 (773) 881-4180 (309) 346-4650 (FAX) (847) 214-8867 (FAX) (773) 881-4243 (FAX)
26 Dan Rutherford – District 53 Dave Syverson – District 34 Illinois General Patricia R. Bellock – District 47 105B Capitol Building 103C Capitol Building 227-N Stratton Office Building Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 Assembly Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-6597 (217) 782-5413 (217) 782-1448 House Members (217) 782-2289 (FAX) 320 N. Plum Street 200 South Wyman St., Ste. 302 Pontiac, IL 61764 Rockford, IL 61101 1 S. Cass Ave. Edward J. Acevedo – District 2 (815) 842-3632 (815) 987-7555 Westmont Centre, Ste. 205 109 Capitol Building (815) 842-2875 (FAX) (815) 987-7563 (FAX) Westmont, IL 60559 Springfield, IL 62706 (630) 852-8633 (217) 782-2855 Martin A. Sandoval – District 12 Donne E. Trotter – District 17 (630) 852-6530 (FAX) (217) 557-5148 (FAX) 124 Capitol Building 615 Capitol Building Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 Maria Antonia Berrios – 2021 W. 35th St. (217) 782-5304 (217) 782-3201 District 39 Chicago, IL 60609 200-3S Stratton Office Bldg. (773) 843-1200 4843 West Cermak Road 8704 South Constance Ave. Springfield, IL 62706 (773) 843-9500 (FAX) Cicero, IL 60804 Ste. 324 (217) 558-1032 (708) 656-2002 Chicago, IL 60617 (217) 558-7112 (FAX) Luis Arroyo – District 3 (708) 656-7608 (FAX) (773) 933-7715 264 S. Stratton Office Building (773) 933-5498 (FAX) 2058 N. Western Ave. Springfield, IL 62706 Jeffrey M. Schoenberg – Chicago, IL 60647 (217) 782-0480 District 9 Louis S. Viverito – District 11 (773) 235-3939 (217) 557-9609 (FAX) 218-A Capitol Building 121A Capitol Building (773) 278-2541 (FAX) Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 4150 West Armitage Ave. (217) 782-2119 (217) 782-0054 Bob Biggins – District 41 Chicago, IL 60639 207-N Stratton Office Building (773) 292-0202 820 Davis Street, Ste. 102 6215 W. 79th Street, Ste. 1A Springfield, IL 62706 (773) 292-1903 (FAX) Evanston, IL 60201 Burbank, IL 60459 (217) 782-6578 (847) 492-1200 (708) 430-2510 (217) 782-5257 (FAX) Suzanne Bassi – District 54 (847) 492-1202 (FAX) (708) 430-2610 (FAX) 211-N Stratton Office Building 114 W. Valette Springfield, IL 62706 Ira I. Silverstein – District 8 Frank C. Watson – District 51 Elmhurst, IL 60126 (217) 782-8026 121B Capitol Building 309 Capitol Building (630) 941-1278 (217) 782-5257 (FAX) Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 (630) 941-1285 (FAX) (217) 782-5500 (217) 782-5755 331 W. Northwest Highway (217) 782-5340 (FAX) William B. Black – District 104 Ste. 102 1355A South State Route 127 314 Capitol Building Palatine, IL 60067 2951 West Devon Greenville, IL 62246 Springfield, IL 62706 (847) 776-1880 Chicago, IL 60659 (618) 664-9108 (217) 782-4811 (847) 776-1925 (FAX) (773) 743-5015 (618) 664-9112 (FAX) (217) 782-1873 (FAX) (773) 743-4750 (FAX) Mark H. Beaubien, Jr. – Arthur J. Wilhelmi – District 43 7 E. Fairchild District 52 Heather Steans – District 7 311 Capitol Building Danville, IL 61832 314 Capitol Building 218-B Capitol Building Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 431-1986 Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-8800 (217) 431-2088 (FAX) (217) 782-1517 (217) 782-8492 (217) 782-7012 (FAX) 2200 Weber Road Mike Boland – District 71 5533 North Broadway Crest Hill, IL 60435 243-E Stratton Office Building 124-A E. Liberty Street Chicago, IL 60640 (815) 207-4445 Springfield, IL 62706 Wauconda, IL 60084 (773) 769-1717 (815) 207-4446 (FAX) (217) 782-3992 (847) 487-5252 (773) 769-6901 (FAX) (217) 782-5201 (FAX) (847) 487-0956 (FAX) John M. Sullivan – District 47 4416 River Drive Daniel V. Beiser – District 111 417 Capitol Building Moline, IL 61265 281-S Stratton Office Building Springfield, IL 62706 (309) 736-3360 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-2479 (309) 736-3478 (FAX) (217) 782-5996 (217) 558-0493 (FAX) 926 Broadway, Ste. 6 Quincy, IL 62301 528 Henry St. (217) 222-2295 Alton, IL 62202 (217) 222-2944 (FAX) (618) 465-5900 (618) 465-5150 (FAX)
27 Mike Bost – District 115 Daniel J. Burke – District 23 Elizabeth Coulson – District 17 John D’Amico – District 15 202-N Stratton Office Building 233-E Stratton Office Building 220-N Stratton Office Building 284-S Stratton Office Building Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-0387 (217) 782-1117 (217) 782-4194 (217) 782-8198 (217) 557-0571 (FAX) (217) 782-0927 (FAX) (217) 782-7613(FAX) (217) 782-2906 (FAX)
300 E. Main 2650 W. 51st Street 3801 West Lake Avenue 4404 W. Lawrence Avenue Carbondale, IL 62901 Chicago, IL 60632 Glenview, IL 60025 Chicago, IL 60630 (618) 457-5787 (773) 471-2299 (847) 724-3233 (773) 736-0218 (618) 457-2990 (FAX) (773) 471-1648 (FAX) (847) 724-8682 (FAX) (773) 736-2333 (FAX)
John E. Bradley – District 117 Linda Chapa LaVia – District 83 Fred Crespo – District 44 Monique D. Davis – District 27 265-S Stratton Office Building 235-E Stratton Office Building 250-W Stratton Office Building 241-E Stratton Office Building Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-1051 (217) 558-1002 (217) 782-0347 (217) 782-0010 (217) 782-0882 (FAX) (217) 782-0927 (FAX) (217) 557-4622 (FAX) (217) 782-1795 (FAX)
501 W. DeYoung, Ste. 5 8 E. Galena Blvd. Ste. 240 1014 E. Schaumberg Rd. 1234 West 95th Street Marion, IL 62959 Aurora, IL 60506 Streamwood, IL 60107 Chicago, IL 60643 (618) 997-9697 (630) 264-6855 (630) 372-3340 (773) 445-9700 (618) 997-9807 (FAX) (630) 264-6752 (FAX) (630) 372-3342 (FAX) (773) 445-5755 (FAX)
Richard T. Bradley – District 40 Franco Coladipietro – District 45 Tom Cross – District 84 William Davis – District 30 286-S Stratton Office Building 222-N Stratton Office Building 316 Capitol Building 246-W Stratton Office Building Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-8117 (217) 782-8158 (217) 782-1331 (217) 782-8197 (217) 558-6369 (FAX) (217) 782-3234 (FAX) (217) 782-3220 (FAX) 126 W. Lake Street 3520 North Pulaski Road Bloomingdale, IL 60108 24047 W. Lockport St., Ste. 213 1912 W 174th Street Chicago, IL 60641 (630) 582-0045 Plainfield, IL 60544 East Hazel Crest, IL 60429 (773) 794-9444 (815) 254-0000 (708) 799-7300 (773) 794-9450 (FAX) Sandy Cole – District 62 (815) 609-3994 (FAX) (708) 799-7377 (FAX) 208-N Stratton Office Building Dan Brady – District 88 Springfield, IL 62706 Shane Cultra – District 105 Lisa M. Dugan – District 79 200-8N Stratton Office Bldg. (217) 782-7320 230-N Stratton Office Building 260-W Stratton Office Building Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-1275 (FAX) Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-1118 (217) 558-1039 (217) 782-5981 (217) 558-6271 (FAX) 137 South Center, Ste. 2 (217) 558-3481 (FAX) (217) 557-7643 (FAX) Grayslake, IL 60030 202 N. Prospect, Ste. 203 (847) 543-0062 104 West Lincoln Avenue 150 N. Schuyler Avenue, Ste. 205 Bloomington, IL 61704 (847) 543-8862 (FAX) Onarga, IL 60955 Kankakee, IL 60901 (309) 662-1100 (815) 268-4090 (815) 939-1983 (309) 662-1150 (FAX) Annazette Collins – District 10 (815) 268-7245 (FAX) (815) 939-0081 (FAX) 262-W Stratton Office Building Rich Brauer – District 100 Springfield, IL 62706 Barbara Flynn Currie – Kenneth Dunkin – District 5 28-E Stratton Office Building (217) 782-8077 District 25 290-S Stratton Office Building Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 557-7643 (FAX) 300 Capitol Building Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-0053 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-4535 (217) 782-0897 (FAX) 259 North Pulaski Road (217) 782-8121 (217) 782-4213 (FAX) Chicago, IL 60624 (217) 524-1794 (FAX) James D. Brosnahan – District 36 (773) 533-0010 1520 N. Wells 277-S Stratton Office Building (773) 533-1971 (FAX) 1303 E. 53rd Street Chicago, IL 60610 Springfield, IL 62706 Chicago, IL 60615 (312) 266-0340 (217) 782-0515 Marlow H. Colvin – District 33 (773) 667-0550 (312) 266-0699 (FAX) (217) 789-4899 (FAX) 272-S Stratton Office Building (773) 667-3010 (FAX) Springfield, IL 62706 5311 W. 95th St. (217) 782-8272 Oak Lawn, IL 60453 (217) 782-2404 (FAX) (708) 499-2810 (708) 499-3991 (FAX) 8539 South Cottage Grove Chicago, IL 60619 (773) 783-8492 (773) 783-8625 (FAX)
28 Joe Dunn – District 96 LaShawn K. Ford – District 8 Careen M. Gordon – District 75 Greg Harris – District 13 209-N Stratton Office Building 247-E Stratton Office Building 276-S Stratton Office Building 258-W Stratton Office Building Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-6507 (217) 782-5962 (217) 782-5997 (217) 782-3835 (217) 782-5257 (FAX) (217) 782-7631 (FAX) (217) 557-6470 (FAX) 5104 W. Chicago 552 S. Washington #119 Chicago, IL 60652 760 East Division 1967 W. Montrose Naperville, IL 60540 (773) 378-5902 Coal City, IL 60416 Chicago, IL 60613 (630) 355-4113 (773) 378-5903 (FAX) (815) 634-3096 (773) 348-3434 (630) 355-2847 (FAX) (815) 634-3137 (FAX) (773) 348-3475 (FAX) Mike Fortner – District 95 Jim Durkin – District 82 232-N Stratton Office Building Deborah L. Graham – District 78 Brent Hassert – District 85 220 Capitol Building Springfield, IL 62706 268-S Stratton Office Building 217-N Stratton Office Building Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-1653 Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-0494 (217) 782-6400 (217) 782-4179 (217) 557-7209 (FAX) 135 Fremont St. (217) 558-1054 (FAX) (217) 782-5257 (FAX) West Chicago, IL 60185 6404 West Joliet Road, Ste. 203 (630) 293-9344 6101 1/2 W. North Avenue 40 East Belmont Drive Countryside, IL 60525 (630) 293-9785 (FAX) Oak Park, IL 60302 Romeoville, IL 60446 (708) 352-7700 (708) 445-9520 (630) 739-7063 (708) 352-7702 (FAX) Jack D. Franks – District 63 (708) 445-9521 (FAX) (630) 739-4055 (FAX) 249-E Stratton Office Building Roger L. Eddy – District 109 Springfield, IL 62706 Kurt M. Granberg – District 107 Elizabeth Hernandez – 234-N Stratton Office Building (217) 782-1717 300 Capitol Building District 24 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 557-2118 (FAX) Springfield, IL 62706 264-S Stratton Office Building (217) 558-1040 (217) 782-0066 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 558-3481 (FAX) 1193 South Eastwood Drive (217) 557-7598 (FAX) (217) 782-8173 Woodstock, IL 60098 (217) 558-1844 (FAX) P.O. Box 125 (815) 334-0063 333 Potomac Blvd., Ste. D Hutsonville, IL 62433 (815) 334-9147 (FAX) Mt. Vernon, IL 62864 2137 S. Lombard, Ste. 205 (618) 563-4128 (618) 242-2976 Cicero, IL 60804 (618) 563-4129 (FAX) John A. Fritchey – District 11 (217) 242-3536 (FAX) (708) 222-5240 Sara Feigenholtz – District 12 200-7S Stratton Office Building (708) 222-5241(FAX) Julie Hamos – District 18 254-W Stratton Office Building Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-2458 256-W Stratton Office Building Jay C. Hoffman – District 112 Springfield, IL 62706 263-S Stratton Office Building (217) 782-8062 (217) 557-7214 (FAX) (217) 557-7203 (FAX) (217) 782-8052 Springfield, IL 62706 2539 North Southport Avenue (217) 557-7204 (FAX) (217) 782-8018 1051 W. Belmont Chicago, IL 60614 (217) 557-2763 (FAX) Chicago, IL 60657 (773) 871-4000 820 Davis Street, Ste. 103 (773) 296-4141 (773) 871-4012 (FAX) Evanston, IL 60201 126 Vandalia, Ste. 1 (773) 296-0993 (FAX) (847) 424-9898 Collinsville, IL 62234 Paul D. Froehlich – District 56 (847) 424-9828 (FAX) (618) 345-2176 Robert F. Flider – District 101 279-S Stratton Office Building (618) 345-3338 (FAX) 200-5S Stratton Office Bldg. Springfield, IL 62706 Gary Hannig – District 98 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-3725 300 Capitol Building Thomas Holbrook – (217) 782-8398 (217) 557-6271 (FAX) Springfield, IL 62706 District 113 (217) 782-2528 (FAX) (217) 782-8071 267-S Stratton Office Building 15 W. Weathersfield Way (217) 524-1794 (FAX) Springfield, IL 62706 132 South Water, Ste. 101 Schaumburg, IL 60193 (217) 782-0104 Decatur, IL 62523 (847) 985-9210 218 S. Macoupin Street (217) 782-1333 (FAX) (217) 428-2708 (847) 891-8772 (FAX) P.O. Box 8 (217) 428-3419 (FAX) Gillespie, IL 62033 9200 West Main, Ste. 4 Esther Golar – District 6 (217) 839-2859 Belleville, IL 62223 Mary E. Flowers – District 31 244 Stratton Office Building (217) 839-4833 (FAX) (618) 394-2211 251-E Stratton Office Building Springfield, IL 62706 (618) 394-2210 (FAX) Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-5971 (217) 782-4207 (217) 558-6370 (FAX) (217) 782-1130 (FAX)
2525 W. 79th Street 4926 South Ashland Chicago, IL 60652 Chicago, IL 60609 (773) 471-5200 (773) 925-6580 (773) 471-1036 (FAX) (773) 925-6584 (FAX)
29 Constance A. Howard – Renee Kosel – District 81 Joseph M. Lyons – District 19 Michael P. McAuliffe – District 34 205-N Stratton Office Building 229-E Stratton Office Building District 20 270-S Stratton Office Building Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 242-W Stratton Office Building Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-0424 (217) 782-8400 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-6476 (217) 557-7249 (FAX) (217) 557-1934 (FAX) (217) 782-8182 (217) 782-0952 (FAX) (217) 558-1073 (FAX) 19201 South LaGrange Road 5205 N. Milwaukee 8729 S. State Street Ste. 204 B Chicago, IL 60630 6650 N. Northwest Hwy. Chicago, IL 60619 Mokena, IL 60448 (773) 286-1115 Chicago, IL 60631 (773) 783-8800 (708) 479-4200 (773) 545-7106 (FAX) (773) 792-0749 (773) 783-8773 (FAX) (708) 479-7977 (FAX) (773) 792-1997 (FAX) Michael J. Madigan - District 22 Naomi D. Jakobsson – Carolyn H. Krause – District 66 300 Capitol Building Kevin A. McCarthy – District 103 203-N Stratton Office Building Springfield, IL 62706 District 37 257-S Stratton Office Building Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-5350 271-S Stratton Office Building Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-3739 (217) 524-1794 (FAX) Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 558-1009 (217) 557-7208 (FAX) (217) 782-3316 (217) 557-7680 (FAX) 6500 South Pulaski Road (217) 789-6250 (FAX) 200 E. Evergreen Ave., Ste. 122 Chicago, IL 60629 206 N. Randolph, Ste. 120 Mount Prospect, IL 60056 (773) 581-8000 8951 W. 151st Street Champaign, IL 61820 (847) 255-3100 (773) 581-9414 (FAX) Orland Park, IL 60462 (217) 373-5000 (847) 255-3184 (FAX) (708) 226-1999 (217) 373-8679 (FAX) Sidney H. Mathias – District 53 (708) 226-9068 (FAX) Lou Lang – District 16 200-1N Stratton Office Bldg. Elga L. Jefferies – District 26 109 Capitol Building Springfield, IL 62706 Jack McGuire – District 86 282-S Stratton Office Building Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-1664 239-E Stratton Office Building Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-1252 (217) 782-1275 (FAX) Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-2023 (217) 782-9903 (FAX) (217) 782-8090 (217) 782-8569 (FAX) 4256 N. Arlington Hts. Rd (217) 557-6465 (FAX) 4121 Main Street Ste. 104 435 E. 35th Street, 1st Floor Skokie, IL 60076 Arlington Heights, IL 60004 121 Springfield Avenue Chicago, IL 60616 (847) 673-1131 (847) 222-0061 Joliet, IL 60435 (773) 373-9400 (847) 982-0393 (FAX) (847) 222-0062 (FAX) (815) 730-8600 (773) 373-9787 (FAX) (815) 730-8121 (FAX) David R. Leitch – District 73 Frank J. Mautino – District 76 Charles E. Jefferson – 220 Capitol Building 259-S Stratton Office Building Susana A Mendoza – District 1 District 67 Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 200-1S Stratton Office Bldg. 109 Capitol Building (217) 782-8108 (217) 782-0140 Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 557-3047 (FAX) (217) 557-7680 (FAX) (217) 782-7752 (217) 782-3167 (217) 782-8917 (FAX) (217) 557-7654 (FAX) 5407 N. University, Arbor Hall 221 E. St. Paul Street Suite B Spring Valley, IL 61362 2500 South Millard 200 S. Wyman #304 Peoria, IL 61614 (815) 664-2717 Chicago, IL 60623 Rockford, IL 61102 (309) 690-7373 (815) 663-1629 (FAX) (773) 277-7711 (815) 987-7433 (309) 690-7375 (FAX) (773) 277-6196 (FAX) (815) 987-7225 (FAX) Karen May – District 58 Patricia Reid Lindner – 255-S Stratton Office Building James H. Meyer – District 48 Kevin Joyce – District 35 District 50 Springfield, IL 62706 634 Capitol Building 269-S Stratton Office Building 215-N Stratton Office Building (217) 782-0902 Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 557-7214 (FAX) (217) 782-8028 (217) 782-8200 (217) 782-1486 (217) 557-0571 (FAX) (217) 782-0945 (FAX) (217) 558-1068 (FAX) 427 Sheridan Road Highwood, IL 60040 1112 Washington St., Ste. 10 6965 W. 111th Street 32 Main Street, Ste. A (847) 433-9100 Naperville, IL 60540 Worth, IL 60482 Sugar Grove, IL 60554 (847) 433-9111 (FAX) (630) 717-7141 (708) 448-3518 (630) 466-9791 (630) 717-7262 (FAX) (708) 448-3535 (FAX) (630) 466-7124 (FAX)
30 David E. Miller – District 29 Rosemary Mulligan – Harry Osterman – District 14 Harry R. Ramey, Jr. – District 55 278-S Stratton Office Building District 65 273-S Stratton Office Building 213-N Stratton Office Building Springfield, IL 62706 218-N Stratton Office Building Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-8087 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-8088 (217) 558-1037 (217) 558-6433 (FAX) (217) 782-8007 (217) 782-6592 (FAX) (217) 782-5257 (FAX) (217) 782-4533 (FAX) 1350 East SibleyBlvd. 5535 North Broadway 1883 N. Neltnor Blvd. (Rte.59) Ste. 301 A & B 932 Lee Street, Ste. 201 Chicago, IL 60640 West Chicago, IL 60185 Dolton, IL 60419 Des Plaines, IL 60016 (773) 784-2002 (630) 876-0703 (708) 201-8000 (847) 297-6533 (773) 784-2060 (FAX) (630) 231-3742 (FAX) (708) 201-8200 (FAX) (847) 297-2978 (FAX) Milton Patterson – District 32 Dennis M. Reboletti – Bill Mitchell – District 87 Ruth Munson – District 43 266-S Stratton Office Building District 46 238-W Stratton Office Building 204-N Stratton Office Building Springfield, IL 62706 206-N Stratton Office Building Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-1702 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-8163 (217) 782-8020 (217) 557-0543 (FAX) (217) 782-4014
332 W. Marion, Ste. N-1 1146 Dundee Ave. 2834 W. 63rd Street 50 East Oak Street, Ste. 250 Forsyth, IL 62535 Elgin, IL 60120 Chicago, IL 60629 Addison, IL 60101 (217) 876-1968 (847) 622-1048 (773) 434-7500 (630) 530-2730 (217) 876-1973 (FAX) (847) 622-0948 (FAX) (773) 434-7501 (FAX) (618) 530-2792 (FAX)
Jerry L. Mitchell – District 90 Richard P. Myers – District 94 Brandon W. Phelps – David Reis – District 108 630 Capitol Building 200-7N Stratton Office Bldg. District 118 228-N Stratton Office Building Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 275-S Stratton Office Building Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-0535 (217) 782-0416 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-2087 (217) 782-0571 (FAX) (217) 782-5257 (FAX) (217) 782-5131 (217) 557-0521 (FAX) 219 E. Main, P.O. Box 189 100 E. 5th St. 331 N. Lafayette St. Olney, IL 62450 Rock Falls, IL 61071 Macomb, IL 61455 2 N. Vine, 5th Floor (618) 392-0108 (815) 625-0820 (309) 836-2707 Harrisburg, IL 62946 (618) 392-0107 (FAX) (815) 625-0839 (FAX) (309) 836-2231 (FAX) (618) 253-4189 (618) 253-3136 (FAX) Dan Reitz – District 116 Donald L. Moffitt – District 74 Elaine Nekritz – District 57 200-9S Stratton Office Bldg. 223-N Stratton Office Building 248-W Stratton Office Building Sandra M. Pihos – District 42 Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 225-N Stratton Office Building (217) 782-1018 (217) 782-8032 (217) 558-1004 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-0945 (FAX) (217) 557-0179 (FAX) (217) 557-7204 (FAX) (217) 782-8037 (217) 558-1072 (FAX) 128 A West Main 64 South Prairie St. #5 24 S. Des Plaines River Road Sparta, IL 62286 Galesburg, IL 61401 Ste. 400 799 E. Roosevelt Road (618) 443-5757 (309) 343-8000 Des Plaines, IL 60016 Building 2, Ste. 111 (618) 443-3800 (FAX) (309) 343-2683 (FAX) (847) 257-0450 Glen Ellyn, IL 60137 Al Riley – District 38 (847) 257-0452 (FAX) (630) 858-8855 280-S Stratton Office Building Robert S. Molaro – District 21 (630) 858-8857 (FAX) Springfield, IL 62706 245-E Stratton Office Building JoAnn D. Osmond – (217) 558-1007 Springfield, IL 62706 District 61 Raymond Poe – District 99 (217) 557-1664 (FAX) (217) 782-5280 201-N Stratton Office Building E-1 Stratton Office Building Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 600 Holiday Dr., Ste. 535 6245 S. Archer Avenue (217) 782-8151 (217) 782-0044 Matteson, IL 60443 Chicago, IL 60638 (217) 557-7207 (FAX) (217) 782-0897 (FAX) (708) 283-0400 (773) 838-1212 (708) 283-0440 (FAX) (708) 354-0743 (FAX) 976 Hillside Avenue Robert W. Pritchard – Antioch, IL 60002 District 70 Robert Rita – District 28 (847) 838-6200 200-3N Stratton Office Bldg. 292-S Stratton Office Building (847) 838-2060 (FAX) Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-0425 (217) 558-1000 (217) 782-1275 (FAX) (217) 558-1091 (FAX)
2600 DeKalb Avenue, Ste. C 4818 West 137th Street, Ste. 2 Sycamore, IL 60176 Crestwood, IL 60445 (815) 748-3494 (708) 396-2822 (815) 748-4630 (FAX) (708) 396-2898 (FAX)
31 Chapin Rose – District 110 George Scully, Jr. – District 80 Jill Tracy – District 93 Eddie Washington – District 60 240-W Stratton Office Building 237-E Stratton Office Building 205A-N Stratton Office Bldg. 200-8S Stratton Office Bldg. Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 558-1006 (217) 782-1719 (217) 782-8096 (217) 558-1012 (217) 557-4530 (FAX) (217) 744-9318 (FAX) (217) 782-5257 (FAX) (217) 558-1092 (FAX)
1113 Lincoln Avenue 722 West Exchange, Ste. 4 3701 East Lake Centre Drive 141 A Genesee Street Charleston, IL 61920 Crete, IL 60417 Ste. 3 Waukegan, IL 60085 (217) 348-7673 (708) 672-0200 Quincy, IL 62305 (847) 623-0060 (217) 348-7677 (FAX) (708) 672-0700 (FAX) (217) 223-0833 (847) 623-6078 (FAX) (217) 223-1565 (FAX) Kathleen A. Ryg – District 59 Michael K. Smith – District 91 Jim Watson – District 97 231-E Stratton Office Building 253-S Stratton Office Building Michael Tryon – District 64 200-4N Stratton Office Bldg. Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 214-N Stratton Office Building Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-0499 (217) 782-8152 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-1840 (217) 557-1934 (FAX) (217) 557-4415 (FAX) (217) 782-0432 (217) 557-0530 (FAX)
50 Lakeview Parkway, Ste. 114 333 Margaret Street Vernon Hills, IL 60061 1 N. Virginia St. 220 West State Street Pekin, IL 61554 Crystal Lake, IL 60014 Jacksonville, IL 62650 (847) 680-5909 (309) 353-6276 (847) 680-5960 (FAX) (815) 459-6453 (217) 243-6221 (309) 353-1819 (FAX) (815) 455-8284 (FAX) (217) 245-2071 (FAX) Jim Sacia – District 89 Keith P. Sommer – District 106 210-N Stratton Office Building Arthur L. Turner – District 9 Dave Winters – District 68 216-N Stratton Office Building 300 Capitol Building 221-N Stratton Office Building Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-8186 (217) 782-0221 (217) 782-8116 (217) 782-0455 (217) 558-7016 (FAX) (217) 557-1098 (FAX) (217) 782-0888 (FAX) (217) 782-1139 (FAX) 19 S. Chicago Avenue 121 W. Jefferson Freeport, IL 61032 3849 W. Ogden Avenue 3444 N. Main, Ste. 80 Morton, IL 61550 (815) 232-0774 (309) 263-9242 Chicago, IL 60623 Rockford, IL 61103 (815) 232-0777 (FAX) (309) 263-8187 (FAX) (773) 277-4700 (815) 282-0083 (773) 277-4703 (FAX) (815) 282-0085 (FAX) Angelo Saviano – District 77 Cynthia Soto – District 4 314 Capitol Building 288-S Stratton Office Building Patrick J. Verschoore – Karen A. Yarbrough – District 7 Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 District 72 272-S Stratton Office Building (217) 782-3374 (217) 782-0150 252-W Stratton Office Building Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 557-7211 (FAX) (217) 557-7210 (FAX) Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-8120 (217) 782-5970 (217) 782-1739 (FAX) 8153 W. Grand Avenue (217) 558-1253 (FAX) River Grove, IL 60171 2615 W. Division St. 2305 W. Roosevelt Rd. (708) 453-7547 Chicago, IL 60622 County Office Building Broadview, IL 60155 (708) 453-7594 (FAX) (773) 252-0402 1504 3rd Avenue (708) 615-1747 Timothy L. Schmitz – District 49 Ron Stephens – District 102 Rock Island, IL 61201 (708) 615-1745 (FAX) 224-N Stratton Office Building 632 Capitol Building (309) 793-4716 Springfield, IL 62706 Springfield, IL 62706 (309) 793-4764 (FAX) Wyvetter H. Younge – (217) 782-5457 (217) 782-6401 District 114 (217) 782-1138 (FAX) (217) 557-0571 (FAX) Ronald A. Wait – District 69 261-S Stratton Office Building 219-N Stratton Office Building Springfield, IL 62706 127 Hamilton Street, Ste. D 112A Executive Drive Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-5951 Geneva, IL 60134 P.O. Box 190 (217) 782-0548 (217) 782-8794 (FAX) (630) 845-9590 Highland, IL 62249 (217) 782-5257 (FAX) (630) 845-9592 (FAX) (618) 651-0405 4700 State Street, Ste. 2 (618) 651-0413 (FAX) 411 S. State Street East St. Louis, IL 62205 Aaron Schock – District 92 Belvidere, IL 61008 (618) 875-1691 226-N Stratton Office Building Ed Sullivan, Jr. – District 51 (815) 547-7771 (618) 875-6323 (FAX) Springfield, IL 62706 200-5A N. Stratton Office Bldg. (815) 547-7767 (FAX) (217) 782-3186 Springfield, IL 62706 (217) 782-1275 (FAX) (217) 782-3696 (217) 782-1275 (FAX) 741 W. Main Street Peoria, IL 61606 506 E. Hawley Street (309) 672-9292 Mundelein, IL 60060 (309) 672-7988 (FAX) (847) 566-5115 (847) 566-5155 (FAX)
32 2008 TFIC MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS
The Transportation for Illinois Coalition is a diverse group of statewide and regional business, organized labor, industry, governmental and not-for-profit organizations that has joined together in a united and focused effort to support a strong transportation alliance for Illinois. The coalition takes a comprehensive approach and seeks to speak with one voice for all of Illinois regarding transportation funding needs at both the state and federal levels. The coalition believes that transportation is critical to the economy of Illinois. This comprehensive approach involves all modes of transportation, including rail, air, water, highways and mass transit.
STEERING COMMITTEE Rockford-Winnebago County Better Roads Assn. Statewide Organizations Route 51 Coalition American Concrete Pavement Assn. – IL Chapter, Inc. Southern Illinois Construction Adv. Program American Council of Engineering Cos. of Illinois Will County Center for Economic Development Associated General Contractors of Illinois Illinois AFL-CIO PARTICIPATING MEMBERS Illinois Asphalt Pavement Association 336 Coalition Illinois Association of Aggregate Producers AAA Chicago Illinois Association of County Engineers Greater Peoria Contractors & Suppliers Assn Illinois Chamber of Commerce Illinois Concrete Pipe Association Illinois Municipal League Illinois Construction Industry Committee Illinois Road & Transportation Builders Association Illinois Professional Land Surveyors Illinois State Branch of Operating Engineers Illinois Public Transportation Association Precast/Prestressed Producers of IL & WI Illinois Society of Professional Engineers Underground Contractors Association Illinois Valley Contractors Association Mid-West Truckers Association STEERING COMMITTEE River Bend Growth Association Local/Regional Organizations Structural Engineers Association of Illinois Carpenters’ District Council of Greater St. Louis Township Officials of Illinois & Vicinity United Transportation Union Champaign County Chamber of Commerce/ Champaign Alliance SUPPORTING MEMBERS Champaign-Urbana Mass Transit District American Society of Civil Engineers – IL Section Chicago Area LECET Associated Equipment Distributors Chicago Metropolis 2020 Builders Association Chicago Southland Economic Development Corp. Chicago Federation of Labor (AFL-CIO) Chicago Transit Authority Chicago Southland Chamber of Commerce Chicago & District Vicinity Council of Iron Workers Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce DuPage Regional Development Alliance Corridor 67, Inc. Egyptian Contractors Association Greater Aurora Chamber of Commerce Elgin Area Chamber of Commerce Highway 34 Coalition Greater Decatur Chamber of Commerce Illinois Automobile Dealers Association Greater Springfield Chamber of Commerce Illinois Highway Users Association Heartland Partnership Illinois Petroleum Council Kane County Illinois Public Airports Association Kankakee Regional Chamber of Commerce Illinois Quad City Chamber of Commerce Lake County Division of Transportation Jacksonville Area Chamber of Commerce Lake County Transportation Alliance Leadership Council of SW Illinois Metra Macomb Area Chamber (MACCDDC) MetroLINK McLean County Chamber Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce Metropolitan Planning Council Quincy Area Chamber of Commerce Mid-Central Illinois Regional Council of Carpenters Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) Northwestern Illinois Contractors Association Southwestern IL Bldg. & Constr. Trades Council Mission Statement
The mission of the Transportation for Illinois Coalition is to identify issues, aggressively advocate policy and work diligently to secure maximum federal and state funding for the transportation infrastructure needs of Illinois by:
Preparing and distributing White Paper Reports on major transportation issues and needs,
Educating, influencing and recruiting public opinion leaders,
Meeting with local, state and federal leaders (elected and appointed) to promote and advance transportation/infrastructure priorities and needs, and
Assisting public sector leaders in identifying funding sources.
Vision
The Transportation for Illinois Coalition will continue as the recognized authority on and unifying voice for transportation needs in Illinois.