PUB AID-TOWNSHIPS

Summary

The bill lets townships in Illinois spend money they collect for public aid on food banks, pantries and basic supplies such as toiletries and clothing. Assistance can be provided to poor, homeless or otherwise needy people even if they don’t qualify for General Assistance. This expands the ways townships can help residents facing immediate hardship.

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