It is truly and honor and a privilege to represent the residents of the 84th IL House District. As your state representative, I strive to be available for you. I encourage you to attend my weekly Monday morning coffees and my Third Thursday event held the third Thursday of every month.
The 100th session is off to a busy start. I am currently working on legislation to provide a safe workplace for nurses, to give proper notifications to our Veterans who are living in our Veterans homes of any infectious disease outbreak, to provide our youth with the knowledge to identify sexual harassment, to support our local businesses and innovative farming techniques.
In addition, I continue to push for a balanced budget this year. We achieved a bi-partisan, balanced budget last year by working together and I hope it continues this year as well.
For a full list of upcoming events, please click on the Community Events tab.
If my office can ever assist you or your family, please contact me at (630)-585-1308
or by email.
Sincerely,
Stephanie Kifowit
State Representative 84th District
District Cellphone: (630)-585-1308
Email: stephanie.kifowit@att.net
P.S. Stop by our office to recycle old cellphones, used Keurig cups to be recycled.
The 100th session is off to a busy start. I am currently working on legislation to provide a safe workplace for nurses, to give proper notifications to our Veterans who are living in our Veterans homes of any infectious disease outbreak, to provide our youth with the knowledge to identify sexual harassment, to support our local businesses and innovative farming techniques.
In addition, I continue to push for a balanced budget this year. We achieved a bi-partisan, balanced budget last year by working together and I hope it continues this year as well.
For a full list of upcoming events, please click on the Community Events tab.
If my office can ever assist you or your family, please contact me at (630)-585-1308
or by email.
Sincerely,
Stephanie Kifowit
State Representative 84th District
District Cellphone: (630)-585-1308
Email: stephanie.kifowit@att.net
P.S. Stop by our office to recycle old cellphones, used Keurig cups to be recycled.
ARTICLES OF INTEREST
from State Rep. Stephanie Kifowit
November 28, 2018
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. – State Rep. Stephanie Kifowit issued the following statement Wednesday:
“I offer my sincere apology to Representative Peter Breen, his family, and all of my House colleagues for my poor choice of words during a serious discussion on our Veterans’ health and safety. I would never wish any harm or mortality on anyone’s family, including the Breen family. As a Marine Corps Veteran, I feel very passionate about what happened in our Quincy Veterans home, which resulted in 13 Veterans and 1 spouse’s deaths, in addition to over 70 individuals being ill. The truth is this did happen to our heroes, and my attempt to illustrate empathy for the families that were affected by the loss of their loved ones was not conveyed properly.
“Lost in my comments yesterday was our obligation to work together on behalf of our Veterans to ensure that the situation in Quincy never happens again. As legislators, we are fallible people, but we are tasked with the tremendous responsibility of caring for the Veteran men and women who have never let us down. We owe them so much more.
“I look forward to working with my colleagues to expand access to health care and mental health resources for our Veterans.”
November 28, 2018
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. – State Rep. Stephanie Kifowit issued the following statement Wednesday:
“I offer my sincere apology to Representative Peter Breen, his family, and all of my House colleagues for my poor choice of words during a serious discussion on our Veterans’ health and safety. I would never wish any harm or mortality on anyone’s family, including the Breen family. As a Marine Corps Veteran, I feel very passionate about what happened in our Quincy Veterans home, which resulted in 13 Veterans and 1 spouse’s deaths, in addition to over 70 individuals being ill. The truth is this did happen to our heroes, and my attempt to illustrate empathy for the families that were affected by the loss of their loved ones was not conveyed properly.
“Lost in my comments yesterday was our obligation to work together on behalf of our Veterans to ensure that the situation in Quincy never happens again. As legislators, we are fallible people, but we are tasked with the tremendous responsibility of caring for the Veteran men and women who have never let us down. We owe them so much more.
“I look forward to working with my colleagues to expand access to health care and mental health resources for our Veterans.”
