Dissolves special districts in Illinois with approval from both dissolving and receiving local governments.
The Dissolution of Special Districts Act establishes a method for dissolving special districts in Illinois. It allows a special district to dissolve if both its governing body and the governing body of the receiving local government approve the dissolution. Before dissolving, the receiving local government must submit a service continuation plan confirming it can continue services. Upon dissolution, all assets, personnel, and liabilities of the dissolving district transfer to the receiving local government. The Act takes effect immediately upon becoming law.
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