SB2695 designates October 10 as the Day of Healing, a state holiday for community healing activities.
SB2695 amends Illinois law to establish the Day of Healing on October 10 each year as a state holiday. This holiday is intended for contemplation and participation in activities that positively impact the community. The bill also specifies that if October 10 falls on a weekend, neither the preceding Friday nor the following Monday will be considered a paid holiday. The legislation impacts state operations, schools, banks, and elections by including the Day of Healing in their respective holiday schedules.
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