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Commissioner Sean Morrison opposes FY2020 Cook County Budget and new spending Chicago, IL – The Cook County Board of Commissioners voted today to approve the FY2020 Cook County Budget presented by President Toni Preckwinkle on a vote of 15-1. The lone vote of opposition was cast by Commissioner Sean Morrison from the suburban 17th District. Cook County’s newly passed $6.18...
In case you missed it… below is a great article from the Illinois Policy Institute. Bryce HillResearch Analyst As more Illinois politicians face federal corruption indictments, Illinoisans are reminded that lawmakers’ misdeeds come with a steep price tag. When federal authorities arrested high-ranking state Rep. Luis Arroyo, D-Chicago, in October for an alleged bribery scheme, it was only the latest...
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Below is Cook County Commissioner Sean Morrison’s full statement on Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx’s decision to drop all charges against Jussie Smollett.
In politics when you fight the entrenched status quo of government they will try everything to stop you and it starts with political hit jobs like the one against me that appeared in today’s Sun-Times newspaper. Here is my official response…FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Despite Sean Morrison firing of Anthony Martin from his corporate employment after assisting law enforcement in his...
This is why I voted NO on the 2020 Cook County Budget (the only NO vote). Instead of increased spending, I wanted Cook County to seize the opportunity and hold the 2020 Budget flat and apply an additional $330 Million to the pension debt. Now, Cook County's bond rating has been lowered.
Cook County bond rating slips a notch due to underfunded pension obligation
The ratings help determine the interest rates at which the county borrows money. The better the credit ratings, the lower the interest rate.amen sean... unsustainable salary and benefit packages (especially pensions) not available in private sector results in the EXPENSE side ledger being solidly out of whack relative revenues which are more than sufficient to support government
Of COURSE! We ALL know this to be true AND a real "problem" that this Gov. "Porcelain Prince" doesn't want to tackle! 😠
Does that mean it will cost the County more money to borrow future money?
Hey Sean thank you for representing the people. You can only try man.
Thanks for trying.
You are our voice! Thank you!!!!
I wish all of Crook County would go to jail. Sean keep on their tails.
Not surprised
They all belong in prison.
“They’re indicative of the oversized, bloated government we have and how none of the leaders from the majority party are working to reduce noncritical government spending,” Morrison told Chicago City Wire.”
“There’s no political will to cut nonessential programs and expenditures. You don’t have to be an economist to understand if you keep raising costs, you’re going to have to keep raising fees to cover it.”
I completely appreciate everything you do for Cook County and the Southland! Thanks for trying to fight them every step of the way!
The thing for me is business has to be profitable enough to operate with costs they can not control. Lowering the costs of government taxes are one of the few ways that are left for us to help the business community grow and prosper. Where else can we look to make it financially better for small to medium size companies succeed?
Need to get rid of Madigan and Pritzker. Then drain the swamp in Springfield and Crook county!.
Make Chicago its own county put it on the ballot
I moved to AZ 14 years ago. It’s a great place to live and raise a family. A 3000 sq foot house my taxes are 2100 a year. An investment show on a AM station in AZ says Illinois is going to go bankrupt and it’s inevitable. Horrible management and the infrastructure is crumbling.
I do agree. There is some waste. But the money saved should be reallocated to programs that need money. I don’t see money being saved. I see money being better spent.
You people are a Economic disaster !
Ill in ois!
Sean M. Morrison isn't it a little late to toss stones?
Moving out of Crook County Soon
on target, go get um.
Exactly
Amen.
True!!!
Keep up the good fight.
terrible - it's the government
Well Done Sean M. Morrison!!!
It’s the Democrat’s way. Keep raising taxes! 🤬
Someone NEEDS to tell the GD DEMS of Chicago that "the PARTY" is OVER! 👎🤬 AND the GOP NEEDS to get "all over this!" TIME TO FIGHT BACK!!! Fight for the People of ILLINOIS! 🤬😠
#IHATECHICAGOANDILLINOIS
Bloated like their chairs are. Wasted taxpayer dollars to sit their fat duffes upon.
Apprenticeship programs in construction and other trades have long been seen as a pathway to good-paying jobs without the expense of a college degree.
A new study suggests they also rival the performance of state colleges and universities in terms of training hours, graduation rates, diversity and lifetime earnings for graduates.
In Illinois, apprenticeships are on the rise
A new study suggests they also rival the performance of state colleges and universities in terms of training hours, graduation rates, diversity and lifetime earnings for graduates.Local 150 ASIP m.facebook.com/watch/?v=412234722998339&_rdr
Anyone looking to go to trade school and need scholarship program check out Bringbackthetrades.com
Peter Gordan, a senior at Stagg High School founded the Homes4Monarchs non-profit organization, which is organizing the second annual CONEX, a free conservation expo, being held Saturday, Jan. 11 at Stagg High School in Palos Hills.
Local nonprofit is bringing T-rex skull to free Conservation Expo
Supplied photo Peter Gordan, a senior at Stagg High School founded the Homes4Monarchs non-profit organization, which is organizing the second annual CONEX, a free conservation expo, being held SaturdaLisa Ehrhardt Connors, John Lawler
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Happy New Year??? HOW are Seniors suppose to live! www.illinoispolicy.org/pritzkers-19-different-tax-and-fee-hikes-total-6-9-billion/
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