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John Heiderschedit, Criminal Defense Attorney; Subscription Lawyer; Chicago Lawyer

fiscal responsibility

Should Water Be Free?

Water has to be treated, tested, and pumped through miles of underground pipes before it reaches your home. #water

Bryan Drew Puts Independence and Everyday Costs at Center of Illinois Comptroller Bid

The Republican attorney and small-business owner says the office should challenge questionable spending, prioritize essential-service payments and answer to taxpayers rather than political leaders. #election #illinois #comptroller

Governor Candidate Collin Corbett Makes an Independent Bet on Illinois’ ‘Politically Homeless’ Voters

The former Republican strategist is campaigning on property-tax relief, affordability and local control while trying to build a political movement that lasts beyond November. #illinois #election #collincorbett

The Ribbon Cutting Is Today. Who’s Paying for It 10 Years From Now?

Businesses fail. Markets change. Companies change direction. But that's exactly why communities negotiate development agreements. #business #development

Randall White Outlines Mayoral Vision for Park Forest, Focusing on Taxes, Business Growth and Leadership

"We're not here for our personal agenda. We're not here to lash out when we disagree," White said. "We're here to sit down at the table and say we're the voice for the people." #parkforest #election

Civic Federation Criticizes Chicago Board of Education Over CPS Budget Amendment

In a statement released Thursday, Civic Federation President Joe Ferguson said the board's decision departed from sound budgeting principles by relying on speculative revenue to balance the district's finances. #cps #budget #chicago

Civic Federation Flags CPS Cash Reserves, TIF Reliance and Debt Ahead of $9.88 Billion Budget Vote

The nonpartisan government finance watchdog released three reports Wednesday examining the fiscal issues it says will shape CPS' financial future beyond this year's budget cycle. #cps #civicfederation #budget

Civic Federation Says Chicago Pension Law Will Add Billions to City’s Long-Term Costs

According to the Civic Federation, the legislation is projected to increase required city contributions to the Police and Fire pension systems by approximately $8.4 billion between 2025 and 2055, representing about $1.7 billion in present value. #pension #civicfederation #chicago

Civic Federation Honors Sean Garrett, EY at 2026 Annual Civic Awards

Garrett was recognized for his efforts to bring together community organizations, businesses, philanthropic partners and government agencies to expand opportunities and improve neighborhoods throughout the Chicago region. #award #civicfederation #seangarrett

Freedom Caucus Touts Higgins Primary Win as Grassroots Victory in 94th District

In a statement, the Illinois Freedom Caucus said Higgins’ victory shows that Republican voters are prioritizing issues such as lower taxes, fiscal responsibility and parental rights. #primary #freedomcaucus #victory

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