Harris secures over $250,000 for 15th District libraries

HARVEY – State Senator Napoleon Harris III secured over $250,000 for 14 libraries across the 15^th District for library services and programming.

“Libraries are more than places to go to find books to read – they provide essential resources to residents, serve as technology and education hubs and uplift the neighbors they serve,” said Harris (D-Harvey). “Providing grants to local libraries empowers our community to take advantage of all they have to offer.”

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Harris secures $500,000 for atrium renovation at South Suburban College

SOUTH HOLLAND – State Senator Napoleon Harris III joined South Suburban College to announce the upcoming renovation of its main atrium, thanks to a $500,000 capital grant awarded through the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity. This transformative funding was made possible by the steadfast support of Senator Harris and the Illinois General Assembly.

 “We want to make sure kids who grow up in our community have a place in our community to continue their education after high school,” said Harris (D-Harvey). “I am proud to support South Suburban College in its goal to provide students with a first-class learning environment, because a good education gives kids the best chance to succeed.”

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Harris moves to protect retired police K-9s

SPRINGFIELD – State Senator Napoleon Harris III passed a measure through the Senate that ensures long-term veterinary care for retired police dogs who have served the people of Illinois.

“These dogs serve bravely alongside our officers and deserve dignity, respect and care after their service ends,” said Harris (D-Harvey). “This legislation makes sure we honor their loyalty with the same commitment they’ve shown to us.”

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Harris announces Summer Book Club for students

HARVEY – To emphasize the importance of learning throughout the summer, State Senator Napoleon Harris III is hosting a Summer Book Club to encourage students to read and continue their studies during the summer vacation.

 “Reading during the summer helps students stay sharp and sets them up for success in the new school year,” said Harris (D-Harvey). “I’m excited to launch this year’s Summer Book Club as a fun way to keep young minds active and growing.”

The Summer Book Club requires students to read eight books of their choice during the summer break, record the names of the books on a form, and return the form to Harris’ Homewood office by Aug. 15. Every child who completes the Summer Book Club will receive a prize and a certificate from Senator Harris.

Summer Book Club forms are available to download at SenatorNapoleonHarris.com. People with questions can reach out to Harris’ office at (708) 893-0552.