State Rep. Thomas M. Bennett (R-Ill.)
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Recent News About State Rep. Thomas M. Bennett (R-Ill.)
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Rep. Bennett offers support to flood victims
Illinois state Rep. Tom Bennett (R-Watseka) is taking a stand for communities affected by flooding throughout the state.
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From Prairie State Wire
Bennett introduces pension code reform measure
Rep. Thomas M. Bennett (R-Gibson City) recently introduced a bill in the House that would alter the Public Pension Funds Article of the Illinois Pension Code to require the Public Pension Division of the Department of Insurance to make resources available to assist each municipality.
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Bennett presents proposed inmate-training program to House panel
Rep. Thomas Bennett (R-Gibson City) is trying to open prison doors a bit wider for newly released inmates.
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Bennett questions bootleg alcohol in correctional facility during House panel hearing
Rep. Thomas M. Bennett (R-Gibson City) said he didn’t even know where to begin when he was told of the large amounts of bootleg alcohol being made at the Lawrence Correctional Center near Sumner.
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Bennett drives measure widening land trust grant access
Non-profit conservation groups have gained accept to grants from the Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) thanks to the efforts of Rep. Thomas Bennett (R-Pontiac), according to a press release.
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Bennett bemoans lack of discussion on school funding
Rep. Tom Bennett (R-Gibson City) posted a video on his website recently in which he discusses the special session on public school funding that Gov. Bruce Rauner called to resolve the stalemate.
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Bennett, Phillips, Reis join Democrats to pass budget amendment
Hours before the fiscal year runs out, the Illinois House voted 90-25 to approve a budget amendment.
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Bennett laments legislative gridlock, delay on bill to protect corrections staff
Rep. Thomas Bennett (R-Watseka) expressed his frustration with the legislative gridlock in Springfield on his website recently, pointing specifically to the lack of action on a bill to protect correction workers.
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House moves to honor three killed in 'terribly wrong' 1979 incident
Two police officers and a civilian who were killed in a highway shootout nearly four decades ago would have the overpass where the incident took place renamed in their honor under a House Joint Resolution introduced on Tuesday.