District office
We love talking to constituents! Staff is often in the community with hours that vary week-to-week. As such, meetings are by appointment only. Please call, email, or use the contact form to request an appointment.
Phone
331-465-9661
Address
946 Neltnor Blvd #104
West Chicago, IL 60185
springfield office
271-S Stratton Office Building
Springfield, IL 62706
(217) 782-1653
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Advisory Committees
I am pleased to be able to work with the well-established Advisory Committees of the 49th District while we expand to work also with constituents from the 25th Senate District. I look forward to relationships with community organizations where I may best learn and listen to the needs and hopes for our district so that I can carry those with me to Springfield.
Education
education.25th@gmail.com
Environmental justice
environment.49th@gmail.com
Mental Health
mentalhealth.25th@gmail.com
Seniors
seniors.25th@gmail.com
Veterans
office@repmaura49.com
Share Your view on legislation
Bills go through a long process to become law. Often they are amended as more information is learned and more stakeholders weigh in. Whether or not I am sponsor of a bill, information from those who will be affected is at the heart of my decision of whether to proceed in support or opposition to legislation.
Do you support or oppose a specific bill or act in the state legislature? Fill out the Constituent Stance on Legislation form to let me know!
You can research the current status of bills at ilga.gov.
Witness Slips
You can record your position OFFICIALLY for a hearing by filing a witness slip when the bill has been assigned to a committee. You can find good instructions and FAQ on witness slip filing at the ACLU. The best tutorial I’ve seen is from the office of Rep Barbara Hernandez, my colleague to the south. They have posted a wonderful tutorial and video on filing witness slips on her website.
Witness slips are tied to committee hearings and can only be filed when the bill is assigned to a committee and if that committee has a hearing. They represent your stance as if you were going to that committee hearing to make your position known, either as a ‘record of appearance’, or with oral or written testimony.