Nominates John Paul Cooksey to be the Public Guardian and Public Administrator of Williamson County.
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Nominates Sharon R. Rudy to be Public Guardian and Public Administrator of Winnebago County.
Nominates Elizabeth Nohren to be Public Guardian and Public Administrator of Shelby County.
Nominates Thomas L. Van Hook to be Public Guardian and Public Administrator of Logan County.
Nominates Jane Johnson to be Public Guardian and Public Administrator of Marshall County.
Nominates Frederick D. Floreth to be the Public Guardian and Public Administrator of Montgomery County.
Nominates Rene M. Bassett Butler to be the Public Guardian and Public Administrator of Madison County.
Nominates Dawn A. Conolly to be the Public Guardian and Public Administrator of Knox County.
Nominates Frederick D. Floreth to be the Public Guardian and Public Administrator of Fayette County.
Creates the Illinois Titanium Powdered Metals Development Act. Creates the Illinois Titanium Powdered Metals Development Advisory Committee within the Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity. Sets forth the membership of the Committee, including the Director of Commerce and Economic Opportunity and members appointed by the Governor and each of the legislative leaders. Sets forth the powers and duties of the Committee, including assisting with the growth and development of the titanium powdered metals industry within Illinois and the creation of a consortium or center that conducts, coordinates, and supports titanium powdered metals research, promotion, and marketing activities in the State. Requires the Committee to prepare and submit an annual report to the Governor and the General Assembly. Contains other provisions. Amends the Illinois Enterprise Zone Act. Provides that businesses that (i) intend to make minimum investment of $3,000,000 in titanium powdered metals manufacturing which will be placed in service in qualified property and (ii) intend to create or retain a minimum of 15 full-time equivalent jobs in titanium powdered metals manufacturing at a location in Illinois are considered high impact businesses. Effective immediately.