Quigley Statement on Illinois Concealed Carry Ruling“Today’s ruling is a disappointing setback as we work to end the gun violence that plagues our community and claims innocent lives. I am hopeful that Illinois lawmakers will take swift action to ensure that our state has common-sense gun laws that balance public safety with Second Amendment rights,” said ... |
Quigley Statement on SCOTUS Hearing Marriage Equality Cases“The Supreme Court’s decision to take up the issue of same-sex marriage is a major step forward for lesbian and gay Americans who have long fought for their constitutional right to fairness and equality. The Defense of Marriage Act is an affront to our country’s values of ‘life, liberty and ... |
Honoring Local First Chicago"The impact that independent and locally owned businesses have on our communities comes as no surprise. The lasting economic, social, and environmental outcomes are essential to the growth and sustainability of our neighborhoods. More than seven years ago, a non-profit organization named Local First Chicago was formed with one purpose ... |
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Monday, 25 April 2011 14:07 |
Note: PHOTO below includes Elmwood Park seniors and Village President Pete Silvestri. CHICAGO – Today, while meeting with constituents across the 5th District, U.S. Representative Mike Quigley (IL-05) announced that his office has returned over $1 million to 5th District taxpayers who were owed Social Security checks, veterans benefits, tax refunds and other payments from the federal government. In only two years in office, Quigley’s dedicated casework staff has assisted thousands of constituents cut through the red tape on a variety of federal issues. “Every day my office receives calls and letters from constituents seeking assistance, and it is our job to help solve their problems,” said Quigley. “My first responsibility is always to serve the people of the 5th District.” Quigley’s office can assist constituents with many issues involving a federal agency including Social Security, Medicare, immigration/visas, passports, loan modifications, requests for flags and commendations, veterans’ benefits, federal employment, the post office, service academy nominations, and more. He has two office locations in the 5th District at 1057 W. Belmont Ave. and 3742 W. Irving Park Rd. Below are just a few success stories. UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS
REDUCED A MONTHLY MORTGAGE PAYMENT BY MORE THAN $1,000
ISSUES WITH SOCIAL SECURITY
NO MORE PROBLEMS AT THE PHARMACY
Congressman Mike Quigley (left) joins Elmwood Park Village President Pete Silvestri (back) on Monday at the Elmbrook Senior Center to discuss local and national issues. Quigley and Silvestri worked together previously on the Cook County Board. If constituents have questions or need assistance with a federal agency, they can stop by either of Quigley’s district offices listed above, or call 773-267-5926. |