DeKalb Times

Illinois State Rep. Jeff Keicher (R-Sycamore) and House Minority Leader Tony McCombie (R-Savanna) plan to host a town hall to update constituents as the legislative session comes to a close. 

Kescher shared information about the event, which is scheduled to take place in Genoa on May 30, in a news release. 

“Like every session, we have seen some good things and some frustrating things happen," Keicher said in the release. "Ensuring you, the residents we serve, are fully informed is always my top priority, and I look forward to this opportunity to discuss the major issues from this session with you.” 

Discussions during the town hall will center around "major issues" addressed by the legislature this session. It'll also give people a chance to ask questions, voice their opinions and give the two GOP members of the Illinois House of Representatives some feedback, the release stated. It's scheduled to take place from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Genoa City Hall, 333 W. 1st Street. It's free to attend.

In a May 23 Facebook post, Rep. Keicher discussed a previous Q&A session with Rep. Joe Sosnowski (R-Rockford). In the post he wrote: "Thank you to the Sun City Huntley Civic Committee for hosting myself and Rep. Joe Sosnowski for a presentation and Q&A on the spring legislative session with community residents yesterday. Don't forget that House Minority Leader Tony McCombie will be joining me for a session wrap up town hall in Genoa on May 30."

Keicher was first sworn in to represent people who live in the 70th District in July 2018, a position he still holds today. According to Keicher's website, the representative's ties to Illinois date to when his relatives arrived in the DeKalb and Kane County-area in the early 1900s.