CHICAGO – State Senator Mattie Hunter (D-Chicago) is providing local residents with a chance to help shape her legislative agenda moving forward through a new online survey.
“I am looking forward to hearing insight from the constituents in the 3rd District,” Hunter said. “The best way to solve the issues facing our community is to hear from the people who it impacts the most.”
Issues facing small business, job growth, education, and public safety are all topics included in this survey.
“I would greatly appreciate any input constituents would be willing to share,” Hunter said. “In addition, my office is always ready to listen to concerns residents in the 3rd District may have, regardless of it is covered in the survey or not.”
Residents can access the survey by visiting here or Hunter’s Facebook page.
People with concerns not covered in the survey can reach out to her office by emailing
CHICAGO – This weekend, State Senator Mattie Hunter (D-Chicago) hosted her 17th annual family health and fitness fair, which featured health screenings, giveaways, and live entertainment, among many other activities.
“I am glad that we had such a good turnout, and that attendees and vendors followed COVID-19 safety protocols,” Hunter said. “We had a good time while staying safe and healthy.”
In 2003, Hunter hosted her first health fair. After several successful years, she partnered with the Illinois Institute of Technology, and they’ve teamed up to offer free services like health screenings, school supplies, and food for more than a decade. This year, Hunter and IIT added COVID-19 testing and vaccinations, as well as back-to-school haircuts and braiding, to the list of important services offered to area residents.
SPRINGFIELD – State Senator Mattie Hunter (D-Chicago) led an initiative that would extend the student-assistance contribution tax credit, which was signed into law Friday.
“As college prices continue to rise, it is crucial that some incentives or financial relief are provided when possible,” Hunter said. “Children who have a savings account are more likely to go to college, so it is important to encourage planning early.”
WHO: Senator Mattie Hunter, Illinois Institute of Technology, Institute For Positive Living, Representative Sonya Harper, Representative Lamont Robinson, and others
WHAT: A free health fair event
WHERE: Illinois Institute of Technology on the field north of S. R. Crown Hall at 33rd & State Street
WHEN: Saturday, August 7 from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
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