SOUTH WILMINGTON – Motorists who have been unable to visit a driver services facility to renew their driver’s licenses and purchase vehicle stickers will be able to attend a free mobile unit event, sponsored by State Senator Patrick Joyce (D-Essex) in partnership with the secretary of state’s office.
“The mobile unit makes it easier for folks to receive necessary services without waiting for long periods of time outside a driver services facility,” Joyce said. “I encourage anyone in need of a safe and convenient way to renew and pay fees to attend this upcoming event.”
Read more: Joyce to host mobile unit event in South Wilmington
SOUTH WILMINGTON – In partnership with the secretary of state’s office, State Senator Patrick Joyce is sponsoring a free mobile unit event for motorists who have been unable to visit a driver services facility to renew their driver’s licenses and purchase vehicle stickers.
The free event will be available to motorists Tuesday, July 13 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the South Wilmington Village Hall, located at 380 Lake St. in South Wilmington.
“The pandemic has made it extremely difficult for people to take advantage of state services, including at driver services facilities,” Joyce said. “This mobile unit event will make it easier for folks to receive necessary services without waiting for long periods of time.”
The unit operates like a DMV office and offers driver’s license renewals, identification cards and license plate stickers. Attendees must wear face coverings, and social distancing rules must be followed.
Read more: Joyce invites South Wilmington residents to attend Secretary of State mobile unit event
PARK FOREST – State Senator Patrick Joyce (D-Essex) invites residents to participate in his constituent survey to get their input on the most important issues people are facing across the state.
“As your state senator, I value your opinion on important issues facing Illinois,” Joyce said. “I encourage residents to take a few minutes to fill out the survey so I can best represent the families and individuals in our community.”
To access the survey, click here.
With questions or for additional information, Joyce encourages residents to contact his office at 708-756-0882 or visit SenatorPatrickJoyce.com.
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