Pritzker issues disaster proclamation for Stephenson County as unrest continues statewide – WQRF/WTVO (Rockford)

The expanded proclamation is meant to aid local jurisdictions in efforts to keep their communities safe, and added Lake, Peoria, Rock Island, Williamson and Stephenson to the previously declared counties of Champaign, Cook, DuPage, Kane, Kendall, Macon, Sangamon and Will.
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Mike
3 years ago

The MyStateline (WTVO-TV ABC 17 & WQRF-TV FOX 39) article omitted that Madison County was included in the previous (June 1, 2020) Gubernatorial Disaster Proclamation.
 
Thus the Governor has declared a Disaster in 14 of the 102 Illinois counties.
 
The June 1st, 2020 Proclamation declared that rioting occurred in 9 counties.
 
The June 3rd, 2020 Proclamation declared that “rioting or the threat of rioting” occurred in 5 counties.
 
https://www2.illinois.gov/sites/gov/Documents/DisasterProc-6-1-2020.pdf
 
https://www2.illinois.gov/sites/gov/Documents/DisasterProc-6-3-2020.pdf

Fed up neighbor
3 years ago

Why is this governor doing this I must have missed something. Power grab by chuckles the clown???

Bill
3 years ago

What about J Beluga County? How could he possibly have ignored that one, If that isn’t a big fat disaster nothing is…

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