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On the recordApril 29, 2026
I rise today to honor 30 years of contributions from the DuPage Railroad Safety Council. Since 1996, they have provided important services and education on rail safety across Illinois. Forged by tragedy, they established themselves as a proactive organization, translating a crisis into opportunity, awareness, and advocacy. Their accomplishments speak for themselves: fewer incidents, better partnerships with authorities, and more knowledgeable communities. They achieved this with engineers, first responders, and public health officials working together because safety is a collective responsibility. However, their task remains incomplete. With the evolving trends and increasing threats, the mission becomes even more relevant, especially regarding pedestrian safety. While we celebrate 30 years of accomplishments, we also renew our commitment toward safer rail crossings, better infrastructure, and lives saved. Mr. Speaker, I thank the DuPage Railroad Safety Council for their leadership, perseverance, and dedication to Illinois rail safety.
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Chuy Garcia
Illinois

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Honoring the 30th anniversary of the DuPage Railroad Safety Council and their contributions to rail safety in Illinois.

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