Legislation

IPHA Week in Review – August 28, 2015

IL Register Regulatory Update August 21, 2015

IPHA Executive Director meets with Governor Rauner

Analysis of IDPH Budget

Legislative Week in Review - August 21, 2015

Illinois Register Update - August 24, 2015

Illinois Register Updates August 17, 2015

IPHA Week in Review

IPHA Sends Joint Organizational Letter to JCAR on Raw Milk Rules

African American Women and Breast Cancer Screening, Education and Outreach

IPHA Immunization Billing Project A Success!

Illinois Register Updates July 17, 2015

Legislative review

IPHA has prepared two spreadsheets to display the full IDPH budget and the Grants-In-Aid budget for the Division of Family and Community Services in IDHS.

The Illinois Tobacco Quitline is in danger of shutting down! Governor Rauner has suspended the funding effective immediately. We can’t let this happen!

IPHA News in Brief for April 6, 2015

The Illinois Public Health Association today sent a letter to Governor Rauner and the legislative leaders urging him to include funds for the replacement of the Chicago laboratory in any capital projects bill passed this year.

Illinois Register Volume 39, Issue 11

Many of you have signaled your support of the Prevention and Public Health Fund in the past and we urge you to join the letter!

Raw Milk legislation is on the move.

Get IPHA's weekly legislative report here.

Recently, IPHA Policy Director, Ralph Schubert, was interviewed by WCIA on the Healthy Eating Active Living (HEAL) Act to discuss the proposed tax on sugar-sweetened beverages. View the news clip here.

The Bill Status Reports provide reference information for determining how far along a bill, resolution or joint resolution, is in the legislative process. The report is updated following legislative action by the House or the Senate. The update indicates the status of each bill or resolution as reported in the House of Representatives and Senate Journals. For each bill or resolution, the Report records the legislative action and the date the action took place.

Find this week's regulatory update on proposed rules here.

Join APHA Executive Director and other leading public health professionals in signing a letter to U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Gina McCarthy in support of a strong and more protective ozone standard.