September 19, 2019 Significant non-capital legislation approved in spring 2019 The spring legislative session closed with the successful passage of an operating budget and other notable pieces of legislation, in addition to a suite of measures to boost capital infrastructure investments. This analysis provides a synopsis of these measures and a brief discussion of ongoing policy priorities for the implementation of ON TO 2050. Two companion policy analyses examine transportation and other infrastructure in Rebuild Illinois, and implications for ON TO 2050 implementation. View non-capital legislation reportOpens in a new tab Article by CMAP staff Stay connected with your community Newsletter sign-up Opens in a modal Related news Click to read Governor Pritzker’s 2025 proposal includes notable transportation and local funding changes Posted on Click to read Governor Pritzker’s 2025 proposal includes notable transportation and local funding changes Click to read Clean and Equitable Transportation Act introduced, offers extensive range of transit and climate policy proposals Posted on Click to read Clean and Equitable Transportation Act introduced, offers extensive range of transit and climate policy proposals Click to read Region agrees on 2024 priority projects for federal investment Posted on Click to read Region agrees on 2024 priority projects for federal investment Click to read Prospective funding shortages and transportation needs complicate Governor Pritzker's 2024 budget Posted on Click to read Prospective funding shortages and transportation needs complicate Governor Pritzker's 2024 budget