Illinois State Police request nearly $800 million for FY23 budget – WHOI (Peoria)

Illinois State Police hope to receive a 12.5% increase in state funding in the next fiscal year. Director Brendan Kelly said increased funding can help bring on more state troopers, replace equipment and technology, and create a new state-of-the-art crime lab in Decatur. The proposed budget could also equip every trooper with a body camera.
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TireoftheBS
2 years ago

Why would the State police in Illinois need more money? They have surrendered the Highways and are almost invisible . So what is the extra money going to be used for?

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