State Senator Patrick Joyce (D-Essex) was sworn into office today for his first full term in the Illinois Senate.
Sen. Joyce emphasizes the importance of early detection of radon and urges people to test their homes for this harmful gas.
A mobile testing site will operate now through Wednesday, Jan. 6 from 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. each day at the Kankakee County Health Department.
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As the spring legislative session approaches, Senator Patrick Joyce is encouraging residents to share their ideas for potential new laws.
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Senator Joyce joins IDOT, the Illinois State Police and the Illinois Tollway in reminding drivers to prepare for winter driving conditions.
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Senator Joyce continues to serve the community by answering constituents’ most pressing questions and keeping everyone updated.
Sen. Joyce is spreading awareness about National Influenza Vaccination Week and encourages residents to get a flu shot as soon as possible.
Proceeds to Benefit Arts Programs, GSU Food Pantry
As local organizations band together to promote charitable giving, Joyce encourages folks to to give back this Giving Tuesday.
COVID-19 concerns changed a long time tradition, but the district still pushed forward to serve families.
As people begin their holiday shopping, Joyce urges them to patronize local businesses, especially on Small Business Saturday, Nov. 28.
Even though Bloom High School is continuing the virtual learning experience, the show must go on.
Senator Patrick Joyce joins the Illinois State Fire Marshal’s Office in sharing tips to ensure families stay safe in the kitchen.
The building is closed to the public, but services continue.
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Joyce urges fire departments and not-for-profit ambulance services to apply for the State Fire Marshal’s Small Equipment Grant Program.
To help expand and improve public transportation, Sen. Joyce announced more than $262,000 in state grants for Kankakee and Grundy Counties.
The Illinois State Board of Education has launched a new text program to help parents prepare young learners for school.
The high school commemorated the national holiday by recognizing the veterans who continue to serve in a new way.
Senator Joyce urges residents to take advantage of the Illinois Department of Public Health's temporary COVID-19 testing site in Kankakee.
A teacher at Bloom High School is trying some interesting methods to dive into U.S. History.
As people begin their holiday shopping, Senator Joyce is reminding residents to shop locally to support our small business community.
To collect mittens, scarves, and hats for local children and family in need this winter.
Twenty businesses in the district Joyce represents received a combined $490,000 in Business Interruption Grants.
Senator Joyce is reminding drivers to keep themselves, other motorists and trick-or-treaters safe by never driving under the influence.
Joyce encourages local businesses and nonprofits to apply for Connect Illinois grants to help expand broadband to underserved communities.
Senator Joyce and Secretary of State Jesse White invite students in grades 4-12 to enter a statewide reading and writing competition.
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As small businesses face financial uncertainties caused by the pandemic, Sen. Joyce is encouraging business owners to apply for a BIG grant.
As flu season approaches, lawmakers will co-host a drive-up flu shot clinic Tuesday, Oct. 27 in Park Forest.
Joyce lent his support to CJI's 10-point plan initiative, which will create thousands of jobs while reducing the state’s carbon emissions.
The Fire Prevention Month program was formed when teachers noticed beeping in the background of remote learning classes.
Sen. Joyce is encouraging residents to nominate local female business owners to recognize for their leadership and service to residents.
Godley Public Water District will receive a grant to improve water security for Will and Grundy Counties under this year’s state budget.
The Village of South Wilmington will receive $162,000 in funding to improve the community’s drinking water quality.
Senator Joyce is inviting female small business owners to sign up for the Illinois DCEO’s “All in for Women: BIG Webinars.”