
SPRINGFIELD – Following her work to establish first-in-the-nation artificial intelligence safety standards, State Senator Mary Edly-Allen has been appointed to the National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) Task Force on Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity and Privacy, where she will collaborate with lawmakers from across the country to address emerging technology challenges and strengthen public protections.
“Artificial intelligence holds extraordinary promise, from curing disease to transforming scientific research, but we have a responsibility to confront the risks associated with these rapidly advancing systems,” said Edly-Allen (D-Grayslake). “Illinois has an opportunity to lead the nation by setting clear expectations for transparency, accountability and public safety, and I look forward to bringing that perspective to conversations with lawmakers across the country.”

Seniors and caregivers, save the date for our upcoming Senior Resource Fair on Thursday, Nov. 5 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Libertyville Civic and Senior Center, located at 135 W. Church St. in Libertyville.
This event aims to connect local seniors and their families with vital community services, programs, and public benefits. Walgreens will be onsite to offer a free vaccine clinic. We hope to see you there!

WAUKEGAN – In an effort to address ever-rising costs, State Senators Adriane Johnson and Mary Edly-Allen are hosting a community conversation on keeping Illinois affordable.
“No matter your income or ZIP code, prices continue to rise,” said Edly-Allen (D-Grayslake). “It’s vital to hear real experiences from community members so we, as elected officials, can help address the affordability crisis and make sure your voice is heard in Springfield.”

GRAYSLAKE – State Senator Mary Edly-Allen announced new funding is available under the Illinois Grocery Initiative through the New Stores in Food Deserts, Equipment Upgrades and Grocery Rescue grant programs – representing a $26 million effort to address food deserts and prevent grocery store closures in communities across the state.
“Having a grocery store nearby makes a real difference for families,” said Edly-Allen (D-Grayslake). “This funding will help keep stores open, bring grocery options back to communities that have lost them and make it easier for people to find fresh, healthy food close to home.”
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