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Springfield News
The General Assembly returns to Springfield today, Wednesday, January 9, 2008 to begin the second half of the the two-year legislative cycle. As they convene, new bills will be numbered where they left off last year and all other bills that were introduced since June 2007 will be sent to each body's Rules Committee and then assigned to legislative committees for consideration as required.
Major topics to be addressed during this session will include; Mass Transit funding, Capital Spending plan, and Accountability Requirements for schools. Considering the animosity of the Fall Session and the overwhelming need to put the state financial house in order, this will no doubt be an interesting time in Springfield. Our financial status is at best precarious!
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