State Representative Tim Ozinga (R – Mokena) and Joe Malone are hosting a free interactive de-escalation and self-defense seminar. The event will help attendees learn how to control fear in confrontation, establish a “safety line,” defuse strange behaviors, defend themselves, and more. The seminar is at the Lee F. Rosenquist Memorial Auditorium at Lincoln-Way Central High School on June 7th at 6:00 pm.

On Wednesday, legislation introduced by State Representative Tim Ozinga (R – Mokena) passed both chambers of the Illinois General Assembly. The legislation offers more opportunities to sign up to be organ donors in Illinois.

Last night, the Illinois House voted to pass Senate Bill 2803, which will place a tax hike on jobs. The pandemic put an extreme strain on our unemployment insurance trust fund, blowing up into a $4.5 billion debt in the trust fund. With this debt came a solution: CARES and ARPA funds.

State Representative Tim Ozinga (R – Mokena) invites residents of the 37th Legislative House District to take advantage of a free document-shredding event on Saturday, March 26^th at the New Lenox Park District at 701 W Haven Ave in New Lenox. The truck will be available from 9 AM to 11 AM

On Thursday, the Illinois House of Representatives passed legislation sponsored by State Representative Tim Ozinga (R – Mokena) to give more opportunities to sign up to be organ donors in Illinois.

On Thursday, State Representative Tim Ozinga (R – Mokena) introduced legislation to promote organ donations in Illinois further.

State Representative Tim Ozinga (R – Mokena) is launching a “Valentines for Veterans” program. He invites students and other interested citizens to make handmade valentine greetings with well-wishes to our veterans who served our country with pride.

Mokena, IL – State Representative Tim Ozinga (R – Mokena) today announced the 37th District office is collecting winter clothes for local families in need.

State Representative Tim Ozinga (R – Mokena) today announced the 37th District office is partnering with the Marine Corps Reserve for the Toys for Tots program.

MOKENA – Late Wednesday night, the Illinois House of Representatives approved two measures to repeal the Parental Notification of Abortion Act and change the Healthcare Right of Conscience Act (HCRCA) with a vote of 62-51 and 64-52, respectively. After voting No on both bills, State Representative Tim Ozinga (R – Mokena) issued the following statement: