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Newspaper Article
TOWNSHIP LEADERSHIP HAS ENEMY REFERENDUM SOUGHT TO END GOVERNMENT
1996
Overview
Why should Bloomingdale Township have its own road and bridge department when DuPage County already has a transportation section? And why should it have an assessor's office when county government takes care of that too? Rosie Fitzpatrick runs down the list of township services and asks: Why should Bloomingdale taxpayers send $4.4 million in property taxes to a government entity that, in her estimation, does not need to exist? As the DuPage County co-chair of a group called STOP--Send Township Officials Packing--Fitzpatrick is at the center of a lawsuit that could make it easier for counties throughout the state to dissolve their township governments. She hopes to get just such a referendum proposal onto the November ballot in DuPage. A decision on the suit could come some time after June 3.
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Tribune Publishing Company, LLC
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