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

infrastructure investment

Should Water Be Free?

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

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

OpEd: A Balanced Energy Future for Illinois Families and Businesses

As energy experts continue warning about the future needs of our electric grid, Illinois leaders have a responsibility to focus on policies that strengthen long-term reliability and affordability. #energy

Chicago City Council Approves Revamped Parking Meter Deal With Stonepeak in 46-3 Vote

Aldermen voted 46-3 Tuesday to approve the transfer of Chicago Parking Meters LLC to New York-based infrastructure investment firm Stonepeak Partners, clearing the way for a $2.53 billion transaction after months of negotiations over concessions for the city. #parking #chicago

Cook County Approves Nearly $26 Million in Transportation Projects Across the Region

The approved work adds to the county's efforts to address infrastructure needs before deterioration becomes more extensive and potentially more expensive to repair. #infrastructure

Park Forest Is Personal as Joshua Travis Makes Third Run for Village Trustee

The objective, he said, is making government more proactive instead of waiting for problems to reach a crisis. #parkforest #joshuatravis

University Park Reports Progress on Storm Recovery, $12.5 Million Water Settlement

Despite staffing limitations within the village’s Public Works Department, officials said recovery efforts have moved forward with help from public-private partnerships. #settlement #universitypark #storm

Environmental, tax issues weighed on $4M state-funded park

The city of Springfield bought the plot of land, known locally as the “Y-Block” north of the Governor’s Mansion for $1.5 million in 2014 using funds from the downtown’s TIF district. #tax #park #centersquare

CTA Secures More Than $18 Million for Blue Line Forest Park Branch Design Work

The funding will support the $28.2 million design phase for a future project that would replace more than 13 miles of track, underlying infrastructure, and the drainage system between the Illinois Medical District and Forest Park stations. #cta #project #funding

Illinois Democrats Criticize GOP Lawmakers for Promoting Rebuild Illinois Projects They Opposed

The Rebuild Illinois Capital Program, approved in June 2019, authorized $25.4 billion in funding for transportation, higher education, and public infrastructure projects throughout the state. The program finances road and bridge improvements, transit projects, school construction, and other capital investments. #infrastructure #politics #legislation

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