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Illinois is facing significant challenges in filling vacancies on public boards and commissions, according to a state audit. The Illinois Auditor General has found hundreds of vacancies, leaving many boards without enough members to conduct business effectively. This lack of oversight has resulted in the loss of millions of tax dollars in DuPage County. The vacancies hinder the boards and commissions from addressing some of the state's most pressing issues, the state audit shows.
State boards and commissions tasked with solving some of Illinois’ biggest problems have been left with hundreds of vacancies for appointed positions and often didn’t have enough members to conduct business. A worthy story from @oliviaolanderr https://t.co/ugNV4Fyf9d
Illinois Auditor General finds 100s of state board vacancies. @oliviaolanderr looks into what that means. https://t.co/JhhIGnR0Kk
Illinois continues to struggle to fill vacancies on public boards, state audit shows https://t.co/6w2KWji5XX
