Illinois HB4265 amends the Township Code to allow moderators to report disorderly conduct to law enforcement instead of confining individuals.
HB4265 modifies the Township Code by changing how disorderly conduct at township meetings is handled. Instead of requiring moderators to order police or others to remove and confine individuals who refuse to withdraw after being asked to leave, moderators can now report such individuals to an appropriate law enforcement agency. The bill also removes the provision allowing the township to recover a fine of up to $10 from the disorderly person.
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