Month: February 2025

Governmental Units Resource Hub

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Governmental Units Resource Hub

*Note: This resource is not a comprehensive list of all federal and state legislators. If you would like the complete list of state legislators, please visit: https://ilga.gov/, or for federal legislators, visit https://www.congress.gov/members.

Use the website https://www.usa.gov/elected-officials to find your elected officials.

City/Municipality

Click on each city to view their contact information which includes: website, phone number(s), email, social media accounts, city councils and board commissioners, park and school districts.

Village of Bartlett
Village of South Elgin
City of West Chicago
City of Batavia
City of Elgin
City of Naperville
City of Aurora

County

DuPage County

OrganizationPhoneContact
DuPage County Board(630) 407-6023 chair@dupagecounty.gov
County Forest Preserve (630) 933-7200forest@dupageforest.org 
County Health Department(630) 682-7400N/A
Sheriff’s Department(630) 407-2000sheriff@dupagesheriff.org
All School DistrictsN/AN/A
Townships (Map):
– Wayne Township
– Winfield Township
– Naperville Township		———-
(630) 231-7140
(630) 231-3591
(630) 355-2786		———
Wayne Township Board
nprater@winfieldtownship.com
Naperville Township Board

Kane County

OrganizationPhoneContact
Kane County Board(630) 232-3400Email Form
County Forest Preserve(630) 232-5980forestpreserve@kaneforest.com
Health Department(630) 208-3801askus@kanecountyil.gov​
Sheriff’s Department(630) 232-6840KaneSheriff@co.kane.il.us
All School DistrictsN/AN/A
Townships (Map):
– Elgin Township
– Geneva Township
– Batavia Township		———
(847) 741-2045
(630)-232-3600
(630) 879-1392		———-
Elgin Township Board
Geneva Township Board
Batavia Township Board

Cook County

OrganizationPhoneContact
Cook County Board(313) 603-6400cookcountyboard@cookcountyil.gov
County Forest Preserve(800) 870-3666Contact Form
County Health Department(708) 836-8600healthycook@cookcountyhhs.org
Sheriff’s DepartmentGeneral Directory: (312) 603-6444
Sheriff Police Phone: (708) 865-4700 
Non-Emergency: (847) 635-1188		Contact Form
Townships (Map):
– Hanover Township		———-
(630) 837-0301		———-
Hanover Township Board

State

State Department & Agencies

OrganizationContact
IL Governor’s OfficeContact Form
IL General AttorneyContact Form
IL Agencies & ServicesN/A

State Senators & Representatives

Elected OfficialPhoneContact
District 25 – Sen. Karina VillaAurora Phone: (331) 465-9690
West Chicago Phone: (630) 326-9319 
Español Phone: (630) 326-9419		info@senatorvilla.com
Contact Form
District 41 – Rep. Janet Yang Rohr(630) 296-4157info@repyangrohr.com
District 42 – Rep. Terra Costa Howard(630) 812-9292Contact Form
District 43 – Rep. Anna Moeller(847) 841-7130Contact Form
District 44 – Rep. Fred Crespo(630) 372-3340Contact Form
District 46 – Rep. Diane Blair-Sherlock(630) 415-3520StateRep46@gmail.com
District 47 – Rep. Amy Grant(331) 218-4182Contact Form
District 48 – Rep. Jennifer Sanalitro(630) 349-0645Contact Form
District 49 – Rep. Maura Hirschauer(331) 465-9661Contact Form
District 50 – Rep. Barbara Hernandez(630) 270-1848repbarbarahernandez@gmail.com
Contact Form
District 56 – Rep. Michelle Mussman(847) 923-9104staterepmussman@gmail.com
District 65 – Rep. Dan Ugaste(630) 797-5530Contact Form
District 66 – Rep. Suzanne M. Ness(224) 484-8620Contact Form
District 83 – Rep. Matt Hanson(630) 425-3965Contact Form
District 84 – Rep. Stephanie Kifowit(630) 585-1308Stephanie.Kifowit@att.net

Federal

U.S. Senators & Representatives

Elected OfficialCommittee AssignmentsPhoneContact
Sen. Dick Durbin– Judiciary
– Appropriations Committee
– Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry		Chicago: (312) 353-4952
Springfield: (217) 492-4062
Rock Island: (309) 786-5173
Carbondale: (618) 351-1122
Washington D.C.: (202) 224-2152		Contact Form
Sen. Tammy Duckworth– Senate Democrats’ Special Committee on the Climate Crisis
– U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee 
– U.S. Committee on Commerce, Science & Transportation 
– U.S. Committee on Veterans’ Affairs
– U.S. Senate Committee on Foreign Relations		Springfield: (217) 528-6124
Chicago: (312) 886-3506
Carbondale: (618) 677-7000
Rock Island: (309) 606-7060
Belleville: (618) 722-7070
Washington D.C.: (202) 224-2854		Contact Form
District 3 – Rep. Delia Ramirez– Committee on Homeland Security
– Subcommittee on Border Security and Enforcement
– Subcommittee on Oversight, Investigations, and Accountability
– Committee on Veterans’ Affairs
– Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations
– Subcommittee on Economic Opportunity		Chicago District Office: (773) 799-8219 
DuPage District Office: (630) 520-9494		Contact Form
Casework Request Form
District 8 – Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi– Committee on the Strategic Competition Between the U.S. and the Chinese Communist Party
– Committee On Oversight And Government Reform
House Permanent Select
– Committee on Intelligence
Subcommittee on Health Care and Financial Services		Schaumburg Office: (847) 413-1959 
Washington D.C. Office: (202) 225-3711		Contact Form
District 11 – Rep. Bill Foster– Subcommittee on Financial Institutions and Monetary Policy (Ranking Member)
– Subcommittee on Digital Assets, Financial Technology, and Inclusion
– Subcommittee on National Security, Illicit Finance, and International Financial Institutions		Washington D.C.: (202) 225-3515
Aurora District Office: (630) 585-7672
Huntley District Office: (630) 585-7672		Contact Form
Casework Request Form
District 14 – Rep. Lauren Underwood– House Committee on Appropriations
– House Committee on Veterans’ Affairs
– Subcommittee on Disability Assistance and Memorial Affairs
– Subcommittee on Homeland Security		Joliet Office: (630) 549-2190
Washington D.C.: (202) 225-2976		Contact Form

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Hirschauer Reacts To Governor’s Budget Address

Posted on by Intern Rep Hirschauer
Hirschauer Reacts To Governor’s Budget Address

Spanish

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. – State Rep. Maura Hirschauer, D-Batavia, issued the following statement
Wednesday in response to Gov. JB Pritzker’s annual budget address:

“I have always believed that our state finances should be run the way smart, hard-working Illinoisans run their household budgets: spend wisely, pay our bills on time, and save for a rainy day. Using the resources we have available, we must take care of children, combat rising costs for families and seniors, and plan for the future.

“We begin this process with a strong foundation set by the smart, balanced budgets that restored our credit to an A-rating while making investments in our schools, healthcare, and community safety. Illinoisans shouldn’t have to choose between a compassionate state and a responsible state; we can, and we will be both.“I’m glad to see the governor shares my vision for a balanced budget that holds the line on taxes and continues our work to bring down costs. Now, the real work begins. I’ll be going line-by-line through the budget to make it even better, more efficient, and more responsive. I am a working mom; I know how difficult these rising costs are on a family budget. You can trust that Illinois families will be at the forefront of my mind as we work towards a state budget that works for you.”

Declaración De la Representante Estatal Maura Hirschauer

Hirschauer Reacciona al Discurso de Presupuesto del Gobierno

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. – La rep. estatal Maura Hirschauer, D-Batavia, publicó la siguiente
declaración el miércoles respondiendo al discurso del presupuesto anual del Gob. JB Pritzker:

“Siempre he creído que la economía estatal debe administrarse de la misma manera de un
presupuesto del hogar de los ciudadanos inteligentes y trabajadores de Illinois: gastar
sabiamente, pagar las cuentas a tiempo, y ahorrar para los tiempos difíciles. Con los recursos
disponibles, tenemos que cuidar a los hijos, combatir los costos en aumento para familias y
personas mayores y planear el futuro.

“Comenzamos este proceso con una base sólida establecida por los presupuestos inteligentes y
equilibrados que restablecieron nuestra calificación crediticia estatal a un nivel A mientras
invertimos en nuestras escuelas, salud médica, y en la seguridad comunitaria. Los ciudadanos de
Illinois no deberían tener que elegir entre un estado compasivo y un estado responsable;
podemos y seremos ambos.

“Me alegra ver que el gobierno comparte mi visión de un presupuesto equilibrado que mantenga
fija la línea de impuestos y siga nuestro trabajo para reducir costos. Ahora, empieza el trabajo
verdadero. Voy a revisar cada línea del presupuesto para hacerlo mejor, más eficiente, y más
receptivo. Soy una mamá trabajadora; yo se que es difícil enfrentar los costos en aumento para el
presupuesto de una familia. Puede confiar en que las familias de Illinois van a estar en el frente
de mi mente mientras trabajamos para lograr un presupuesto estatal que funciona para usted.”

Springfield Office:
271-S Stratton Office Building
Springfield, IL 62706
(217) 782-1653

District Office:
946 Neltnor Blvd #104
West Chicago IL 60185

Rep. Maura Hirschauer

(D-Batavia)
49th District

Hirschauer Challenges Trump’s Extreme Attacks on Illinois Families, Communities, and the Rule of Law

Posted on by Office of Maura Hirschauer

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. – State Rep. Maura Hirschauer, D- Batavia, condemned the destructive and unlawful orders President Donald Trump has issued during his first weeks in office, passing a series of formal resolutions aimed at calling out Trump’s extremism and moving Illinois in a fundamentally better direction.

“These actions taken by Trump and his administration directly affect the health, safety, and well-being of all Illinoisans,” Hirschauer said. “I am proud to represent the community of West Chicago, which like many cities in our state is a diverse and beautiful place, home to many first and second generation, Americans. It is a community that is thriving because of the hard work of immigrants. But today, people in West Chicago, and communities across our state, don’t feel safe because of the Trump administration’s threats and hateful words. It is hard to leave your house for work everyday when there is an unmarked ICE vehicle roaming your neighborhood. It is nearly impossible to drop your children off at school with the threat of deportation looming over your head. I’m speaking up so people know that there are leaders in Illinois who will always stand up for them—even if that means standing up to the president himself.”

The Hirschauer-backed resolutions call out Trump, his extreme allies in Washington and the special interests supporting him. These measures also highlight efforts Illinois has taken to move in a better direction by prioritizing efforts to help families make ends meet, reduce the cost of living, and protecting access to lifesaving services.

Hirschauer voted to:

  • Call out President Trump for pardoning the confessed and convicted criminals charged for their actions on Jan. 6, 2021, including those who beat and killed police officers in the U.S. Capitol.
  • Challenge the administration’s immoral efforts to block lifesaving services for people in need and for working families, jeopardizing the economy and the services people depend on for everything from food assistance, to healthcare, to housing assistance, and more.
  • Oppose the dangerous Trump trade agenda, which will raise costs on everything local families purchase, increase housing costs, raise the price of home energy, and dramatically increase inflation pressures on families’ budgets.
  • Rebuke the president’s efforts to double down on a broken immigration system, and his unconstitutional order to strip away citizenship protections in the United States Constitution.
  • Fight against Trump’s anti-DEI rhetoric that, in reality, are attacks on the workplace protections, equal pay, and longstanding policies that enhance opportunity for all.

“I believe that even with Trump’s reckless actions, there’s still hope. I will always fight to keep our communities safe. I will always fight to help families make ends meet. And I will always fight to keep our communities, home for everyone who wants to live peacefully.

Rep. Maura HirschauerRep. Maura Hirschauer

(D-Batavia)
49th District

Springfield Office:
271-S Stratton Office Building
Springfield, IL 62706
(217) 782-1653

District Office:
946 Neltnor Blvd #104
West Chicago IL 60185

Rep.Hirschauer Challenges Trump’s Extreme Attacks on Illinois Families, Communities, and the Rule of Law

Posted on by Intern Rep Hirschauer
Rep.Hirschauer Challenges Trump’s Extreme Attacks on Illinois Families, Communities, and the Rule of Law

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. – State Rep. Maura Hirschauer, D- Batavia, condemned the destructive and unlawful orders President Donald Trump has issued during his first weeks in office, passing a series of formal resolutions aimed at calling out Trump’s extremism and moving Illinois in a fundamentally better direction.

“These actions taken by Trump and his administration directly affect the health, safety, and well-being of all Illinoisans,” Hirschauer said. “I am proud to represent the community of West Chicago, which like many cities in our state is a diverse and beautiful place, home to many first and second generation Americans. It is a community that is thriving because of the hard work of immigrants. But today, people in West Chicago, and communities across our state, don’t feel safe because of the Trump administration’s threats and hateful words. It is hard to leave your house for work everyday when there is an unmarked ICE vehicle roaming your neighborhood. It is nearly impossible to drop your children off at school with the threat of deportation looming over your head. I’m speaking up so people know that there are leaders in Illinois who will always stand up for them—even if that means standing up to the president himself.”

The Hirschauer-backed resolutions call out Trump, his extreme allies in Washington and the special interests supporting him. These measures also highlight efforts Illinois has taken to move in a better direction by prioritizing efforts to help families make ends meet, reduce the cost of living, and protecting access to lifesaving services.

Hirschauer voted to:

  • Call out President Trump for pardoning the confessed and convicted criminals charged for their actions on Jan. 6, 2021, including those who beat and killed police officers in the U.S. Capitol.
  • Challenge the administration’s immoral efforts to block lifesaving services for people in need and for working families, jeopardizing the economy and the services people depend on for everything from food assistance, to healthcare, to housing assistance, and more.
  • Oppose the dangerous Trump trade agenda, which will raise costs on everything local families purchase, increase housing costs, raise the price of home energy, and dramatically increase inflation pressures on families’ budgets.
  • Rebuke the president’s efforts to double down on a broken immigration system, and his unconstitutional order to strip away citizenship protections in the United States Constitution.
  • Fight against Trump’s anti-DEI rhetoric that, in reality, are attacks on the workplace protections, equal pay, and longstanding policies that enhance opportunity for all.

“I believe that even with Trump’s reckless actions, there’s still hope. I will always fight to keep our communities safe. I will always fight to help families make ends meet. And I will always fight to keep our communities home for everyone who wants to live peacefully.”

Maura Hirschauer headshot 2022

Rep. Maura Hirschauer

(D-Batavia)
49th District

Springfield Office:
270-S Stratton Office Building
Springfield, IL 62706
(217) 782-1653

District Office:
946 Neltnor Blvd #104
West Chicago IL 60185