Former police officer Patrick Sheehan will replace Republican Rep. Tim Ozinga of the 37th District who abruptly resigned, Sheehan spent 17 years as a police officer, is a former Lockport alderman a…
Patrick Sheehan is sworn in by Judge Art Smigielski April 12, 2024, after he was named to replace Rep. Tim Ozinga in the Illinois House of Representatives. Former police officer Patrick Sheehan is the newest member of the Illinois House of Representatives after he was chosen Friday to replace Republican 37th District Rep. Tim Ozinga,
Republican committeeman in the 37th District had 30 days to choose Ozinga’s replacement after he stepped down April 8, but decided on Sheehan just four days later. Sheehan spent 17 years as a police officer, is a former Lockport alderman and former Lockport Township Park Board member. “I cannot wait to hit the ground running for suburban families by fighting tax hikes, keeping our communities safe, growing our economy and making a more ethical state government,” Sheehan said in a news release.by fewer than 1,000 votes in the 2022 race for Illinois Senate. In his concession letter, Sheehan thanked Ozinga for his assistance in his election and John Catanzara, the president of the Fraternal Order of Police Chicago Lodge 7.
Ozinga has not provided a reason for his departure from office. During this session, he was assigned to a variety of committees including the Housing Committee, Ethics & Elections Committee and the Clean Energy Subcommittee, according to the General Assembly website.“The Illinois House Republicans are happy to welcome Patrick as the third law enforcement officer serving in our caucus,” House Minority Leader Tony McCombie said in a news release.
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