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  1. Article number 1 - Governor Quinn Announces Chrysler Increasing Production at Belvidere Plant to Build Next Generation of Vehicles
  2. Article number 2 - Want to Give Back?
  3. Article number 3 - Governor Quinn Announces Illinois Foreclosure Prevention Network
  4. Article number 4 - State of the State Address
  5. Article number 5 - Governor Quinn Announces First Investments from State’s New Venture Capital Fund
  •  Governor Quinn Announces Chrysler Increasing Production at Belvidere Plant to Build Next Generation of VehiclesGovernor Quinn Announces Chrysler Increasing Production at Belvidere Plant to Build Next Generation of Vehicles

    BELVIDERE – February 2, 2012. One day after laying out the Illinois Jobs Agenda for 2012 in his State of the State address, Governor Pat Quinn today announced that Chrysler Group LLC is ramping up production at its Belvidere plant to help build its next generation of vehicles. The company has invested $700 million to retool the plant and will begin production of the new Dodge Dart in the second quarter of 2012. In fall 2010, Governor Quinn announced a business investment package for the company that is supporting the creation of up to 1,800 new jobs and has been instrumental to Chrysler’s decision to expand in Illinois.

  •  Want to Give Back?Want to Give Back?

    The Serve Illinois Commission on Volunteerism and Community Service sponsors Serve.Illinois.gov; a valuable statewide resource for volunteers. There you can search for volunteer opportunities by interest, zip code, and county.

    Serve.Illinois.gov serves as a primary resource for Illinoisans who are seeking information about volunteer agencies, trainings, nonprofit resources, and national service programs including AmeriCorps. For more information on AmeriCorps or Serve Illinois, email dhs.serveillinois@illinois.gov or call 800-592-9896.

  •  Governor Quinn Announces Illinois Foreclosure Prevention NetworkGovernor Quinn Announces Illinois Foreclosure Prevention Network

    CHICAGO – February 1, 2012. As part of his commitment to affordable housing and foreclosure prevention, Governor Pat Quinn today announced the launch of the statewide Illinois Foreclosure Prevention Network (IFPN) in his State of the State address. A multi-agency effort coordinated by the Illinois Housing Development Authority (IHDA), the IFPN connects struggling homeowners with all available assistance, resources and knowledge to help them keep their homes.

  •  State of the State AddressState of the State Address

    SPRINGFIELD - Governor Pat Quinn delivered his 2012 State of the State Address at noon today.

    Location
    Illinois Capitol
    House Chamber
    Springfield, IL 62706

    Live Stream Archive: Video (OC) | Video | Audio Only

    Text of the Speech

  •  Governor Quinn Announces First Investments from State’s New Venture Capital FundGovernor Quinn Announces First Investments from State’s New Venture Capital Fund

    CHICAGO – January 31, 2012. Governor Pat Quinn today announced the first investments from the state’s new venture capital fund to support two Illinois start-up businesses, Buzz Referrals, Inc. and AuraSense Therapeutics. The Invest Illinois Venture Fund (IIVF) is a new venture capital program that is part of the $78 million Advantage Illinois program launched by Governor Quinn last October. The program supports young, innovative Illinois companies that show high growth potential, can demonstrate their place in the market and already have other investors.

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Education for Illinois’ Deaf and Blind Children

The Governor’s Office is joining with members of the General Assembly, state agency representatives, parents, school administrators, teachers, labor unions and advocacy groups to examine governance, funding and other issues associated with the education options for blind and/or deaf students.


Financial Accounting Systems Modernization

The Governor's Office is joining with the Office of the Comptroller, the Office of Management & Budget, the Department of Human Services, the Department of Revenue and the Department of Corrections to begin the process of modernizing the State's Financial Accounting Systems.