WhiteCapPlatinumMacTroopers Lodge 4. Home. With more than 2. Illinois, Troopers Lodge 4. Fraternal Order of Police is the second largest representing approximately 3,1. The Lodge is the voice of those who have dedicated their lives to protecting and serving the many citizens of Illinois. Troopers Lodge 4. Illinois State Police through legislation and employee representation. DISTRICT 1. 1 GOLF CLASSICOctober 6, 2. Click below for Flyer. Join Cook County Fraternal Order of Police and. Illinois Fraternal Order of Police for their. Annual Easterseals Fundraiser. Click below for flyer. Annual. BOB PRICEMemorial Scholarship Golf Outing. White Cap Platinum Mac' title='White Cap Platinum Mac' />Please describe the issue you experienced. Submit. Powered by Futuri. Close panel. Aqua is the graphical user interface GUI and visual theme of Apples macOS operating system. It was originally based around the theme of water, with dropletlike. Friday, September 2. Timber Lakes Golf Course Staunton, ILclick for printable flyerclick for registration form. MSGT. STANLEY W. TALBOT MEMORIAL BRIDGE DEDICATIONThe Illinois State Police is pleased to announce the dedication of the Master Sergeant Stanley W. Talbot Memorial Bridge in Rock Island, IL. White Cap Platinum Mac' title='White Cap Platinum Mac' />Master Sergeant Stanley Talbot, 1. June 2. 3, 2. 00. The dedication ceremony will be held on Monday, July 1. Rock Island County Courthouse, 2. Street, Rock Island, IL. If attending on duty, uniform of the day will be the summer uniform with mourning band. Illinois State Trooper Ryan Matthew Albin, 3. Bellflower, passed away at 8 2. Wednesday June 2. Carle Foundation Hospital, Urbana. Ryan was born Nov. Urbana, the son of Robert C. Rebecca A. Cohoon Albin. He is survived by his beloved children, Stella Grace, age 6, and Charlie Robert, age 2 his parents, rural Bellflower his twin sister, Raeanne Peter Stegemann, Avon, Ind. Rachelle fianc, Jim Nasif Albin, Mesa, Ariz. Chloe, Olivia, and Mia Stegemann many cousins, aunts and uncles and his ISP canine partner, Biko. Ryan was preceded in death by his grandparents and one cousin, Brian Cohoon. Ryan graduated from Blue Ridge High School, Farmer City, where he was a multi sport athlete. He later attended Eureka College, where he received numerous conference honors in football. White Cap Platinum Mac' title='White Cap Platinum Mac' />Ryan was accepted into Illinois State Police Academy Class 1. Ryan was assigned to District 6, Pontiac, where he faithfully and successfully served 1. Ryan was awarded 2. District 6 Officer of the Year. He was also awarded numerous department commendations and awards for his exemplary criminal interdiction work and DUI enforcement. He was a member of the National Criminal Enforcement Association, served as a juvenile officer and a Fraternal Order of Police trustee. Welcome to HM. Select your region to enter our site. Explore Canon Australias range of products and services and check out our inspiring stories, events and tutorials. No one sees it like you. With more than 270 lodges in Illinois, Troopers Lodge 41 Fraternal Order of Police is the second largest representing approximately 3,150 sworn and retired troopers. Ryan attended Trinity Community Fellowship, Farmer City. Ryan loved growing up on a farm and loved his Bellflower community. Ryans laughter and smile could brighten any room and was a testament to his faith, work ethics and his many friends that he had made throughout his life. Ryan loved his children, family and friends. He enjoyed working out. Ryans joy was becoming a trooper and serving the public each day with his partner, Biko. Ryan will be sorely missed. ISP HERITAGE FOUNDATIONMOTORCYCLE AND FUN CAR RUNSATURDAY JULY 1. RAIN OR SHINE CLICK FLYER BELOW FOR INFOWE ARE ONE ILLINOISCall your State Representative TODAY to urge a NO vote on SB 1. HB 4. 02. 7, HB 4. Dial 8. 88 4. 12 6. Click to Call. In recent years, the Illinois Supreme Court has twice found legislation reducing the pension benefits of active and retired public employees to be unconstitutional. So why does Governor Rauner keep pushing to cut public employee pensionsand why are some legislators going along with himIts important to note that no legislation before the General Assembly would cut the pension benefits of current retirees. There is widespread acceptance that the court has flatly rejected any reductions in the pensions of those who have already retired. And its important to remember that, despite strong opposition from the unions of We Are One Illinois, the General Assembly acted in 2. January 1, 2. 01. Tier 2 pension participants. The courts have consistently ruled that only the benefits of current employees and retirees are constitutionally protected. Benefit reductionsor even eliminationare legal for any employee not yet hired at the time changes to the pension code are made. Rauner and some in the General Assembly are focused on finding ways to get around the constitutional prohibition against cutting the benefits of all employees hired before 112. Tier 1 participants. Relying on the principle of consideration, they argue that if employees are given something in return for the reduction in benefits, then the cuts would be constitutional. Senate Bill 1. 6, House Bill 4. House Bill 4. 04. SB 1. 6, HB 4. 02. HB 4. 04. 5 affect all Tier 1 active employees in the SERS, SURS, TRS and Chicago Teachers pension systems. Each requires employees to make an irrevocable choice between. Accepting a delay and reduction in hisher cost of living annual adjustment when heshe retires or. Agreeing that hisher pension benefit would be calculated using only hisher current salary, excluding all future pay increases from calculation of hisher benefit. These bills attempt to compensate employees who choose Option 1 above by providing for a consideration payment of 1. Ucsd Heritage Language Program. However, the amount that the employee receives through this payment would be far short of the amount heshe would lose. Union attorneys argue that this scheme does not meet the consideration standard but rather is an involuntary and forced diminishment because either choice represents a reduction of benefits. No matter which choice an employee makes, heshe would lose tens of thousands, or even hundreds of thousands, of dollars over the course of hisher retirement years. Moreover, both bills threaten further harm to retirement security because they initiate a process of moving new employees out of all the states pension systems and placing them in a defined contribution plan. This will have the effect of reducing contributions into the systems, thus exacerbating the underfunding that has consistently plagued all the systems. Yesterday, the Senate passed SB 1. Click here to read a summary of the billand here to see how senators voted. Now the battle shifts to the House of Representatives. HB 4. 02. 7 and HB 4. SB 1. 6 passed the House Pension Committee earlier this week, but a number of those who voted to allow them to move out of committee made clear they intend to vote against them on the floor. At this time, we dont know whether the House will vote on SB 1. HB 4. 02. 7 or HB 4. But one of these bills is very likely to come to the House floor in the next few days. Its critical that you call your State Representative TODAY to urge a NO vote on SB 1. HB 4. 02. 7, HB 4. Dial 8. 88 4. 12 6. Click to Call. Make clear that these bills are unconstitutional, unfair, and you expect your representative to OPPOSE them. Paid for by We Are One Illinois. Police Memorial Reunion. Wednesday, May 3, 2. Click below for more info and printable flyer. Troopers Lodge 4. Golf Outing. Friday, June 1. Cog Hill Golf Club. Proposed Rauner Healthcare Cost Increases. Fact Checking the misleading CMS video that tries to deceive employees. WZ5v. Be. YF4. Troopers Lodge4. Election Results. Executive Board. President Joe Moon. Vice President Hugh Carlock. Vice President Mike Torrez. Secretary Todd Adkisson. Treasurer Frank Biamonte. Sgt. At Arms Kent James. District 1   John Clark   Mike Steele. District 2   Michael Minniear   Marc Kassing. District Chicago  Christopher Tor, Mike Cahill, Jonathan Parker, Nickolas Farnesi and Matt Kiewiet. District 5   Karl Heinecke Eric Scott.