State Representative David Friess (IL) | Representative David Friess (R) 115th District
State Representative David Friess (IL) | Representative David Friess (R) 115th District
Rep. Friess recently had a productive meeting with key officials from the Illinois Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) and the Menard Correctional Center. The meeting aimed to discuss important public safety legislation that may be considered in the upcoming legislative sessions.
Among those present at the meeting were Scot Ward, the President of the Illinois FOP Corrections Lodge, Rick Hepp, the President of Afscme local at Menard CC, and Erin Perry, Secretary at Afscme local, Menard CC. These individuals play a crucial role in maintaining the safety and security of our communities.
The discussions centered around legislation that could enhance public safety and address the needs of law enforcement and corrections personnel. As Representative Friess emphasized, the tireless efforts of these professionals deserve recognition and support.
"Our law enforcement and corrections personnel do a tremendous job keeping our communities safe," stated Rep. Friess. This sentiment reflects the dedication and hard work of those who work tirelessly in the field of public safety.
The meeting was an opportunity to exchange ideas and gather insights on the potential legislative agenda for the upcoming Fall Veto Session and Spring Session in Springfield. Rep. Friess understands the importance of collaboration with key stakeholders to ensure that legislation effectively addresses the needs of both officers and the communities they serve.
While specific details of the legislation were not disclosed, the meeting served as an important step in the ongoing dialogue between Rep. Friess and these key officials. By engaging with the Illinois FOP and Menard Correctional Center representatives, Rep. Friess demonstrates his commitment to working closely with law enforcement and corrections personnel to improve public safety.
In conclusion, the meeting between Rep. Friess, Scot Ward, Rick Hepp, and Erin Perry was a productive exchange of ideas regarding public safety legislation. This collaboration highlights the importance of working together to address the needs of law enforcement and corrections personnel. As the legislative sessions approach, Rep. Friess remains dedicated to championing the interests of those who work tirelessly to keep our communities safe.
To find out more, go to this link: https://repfriess.com/2023/10/17/rep-friess-meets-with-president-of-illinois-fop-and-menard-correctional-center-officials/
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