ELGIN – To combat rising energy prices, State Senator Cristina Castro encourages eligible families in the 22nd District to apply for the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program.
“As families navigate this time of economic uncertainty, many are having to make tough decisions. Nobody should have to sacrifice keeping the lights on or heat running,” said Castro (D-Elgin). “Now more than ever, it is imperative that we provide assistance to residents that need it most.”
ELGIN – State Senator Cristina Castro is partnering with the Illinois Secretary of State to offer Elgin residents the opportunity to renew their driver’s licenses, purchase license plate stickers and more at a location easily accessible within the community.
“Mobile DMV events provide residents with the opportunity to receive DMV services with ease,” said Castro (D-Elgin). “Spots are limited so I encourage residents to call my office to reserve an appointment.”
ELGIN – State Senator Cristina Castro 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.
“Providing access to fresh and healthy foods is crucial,” said Castro (D-Elgin). “The Illinois Grocery Initiative is helping to prevent food insecurity, eliminate food deserts and prioritize nutrition in our community.”
ELGIN — To expand the 22nd District’s talent pipeline and boost diversity in Illinois’ construction and building trades, State Senator Cristina Castro is encouraging local community-based organizations to apply for the latest round of funding through the Illinois Works Pre-Apprenticeship Program.
“Initiatives like the Illinois Works Pre-Apprenticeship Program are crucial in preparing the next generation of Illinoisans for careers in the construction trades,” said Castro (D-Elgin). “The success of this program has been transformative for not only the residents of Illinois but for the state’s overall economic development.”
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