Illinois HB5166 establishes a method for dissolving special districts, requiring majority votes from both the dissolving district and the receiving.
Illinois HB5166, known as the Dissolution of Special Districts Act, sets forth a process for dissolving special districts. A special district can dissolve if both its governing body and the receiving local government approve by majority vote. Before dissolving, the dissolving district must transfer all assets, personnel, and liabilities to the receiving local government. The receiving government must also submit a service continuation plan to ensure it can maintain the services previously provided by the dissolving district.
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