State Rep. Debbie Meyers-Martin

08/26/2026

Join us tomorrow for Shred Day! Bring your unwanted documents and electronics for safe shredding and recycling! We hope to see you there!

08/25/2026

Time to clear out the clutter! Join State Representative Debbie Meyers-Martin for our upcoming Community Shred Day & Electronics Recycling Event.

08/19/2026

Governor JB Pritzker has issued a state disaster proclamation to make additional resources and personnel available to help local response efforts.

08/16/2026

Our South Suburban communities need support. I’m calling for every available resource to help our residents recover and rebuild.

08/15/2026

If your home or property was impacted by the recent severe storms, resources may be available to help you recover.

Please review and share this information with neighbors, family members, seniors, and anyone in our community who may need assistance. Recovery takes time, but no family should have to navigate it alone.

Please share, someone in the Southland may need this information today. ❤️

08/15/2026

The Trump administration has cut food assistance to over 200,000 Illinois households since May 1. In Illinois, we're doing something about it.

Starting Aug. 1, Illinoisans who lost SNAP benefits will receive a notice determining their eligibility for an automatic, one-time $400 credit, which will be deposited onto eligible residents' Illinois Link cards. Visit http://dhs.illinois.gov/fresh for more information.

08/14/2026

08/14/2026

🗂️💻💊 Clear the Clutter. Protect Your Identity. Safely Dispose of Unused Medications.
Representative Debbie Meyers-Martin invites you to our FREE Community Shred, Electronics Recycling & Drug Take-Back Event!

This is your opportunity to safely and responsibly dispose of:
📄 Sensitive documents
💻 Old or broken electronics
💊 Expired or unused prescription medications
Together, we can help protect personal information, reduce electronic waste, and keep unused medications out of our homes and our waterways.

✅ Free for residents
✅ First come, first served while capacity lasts

Bring your family, invite your neighbors, and take advantage of these free community services. We look forward to seeing you there!
Working together, we can build a cleaner, safer, and healthier 38th District, one community at a time.

08/12/2026

I am deeply honored and sincerely grateful to Supervisor Calvin Jordan and the Rich Township Board of Trustees for recognizing me for my service, leadership, and commitment to the residents of Rich Township.
Receiving this honor is truly humbling because public service has never been about awards, it has always been about people. Every conversation, every partnership, and every opportunity to advocate for our communities is a responsibility I do not take lightly.
To the residents of Rich Township, thank you for placing your trust in me. It is a privilege to serve you, and I remain committed to fighting for the resources, opportunities, and quality of life that every family deserves.
Thank you to Supervisor Calvin Jordan, the Board of Trustees, and everyone who made this recognition possible. I share this honor with the many community partners, local leaders, volunteers, and residents who work alongside me every day to make our communities stronger.
I look forward to continuing this work together. The best is still ahead.
💙 With gratitude,
Representative Debbie Meyers-Martin

08/10/2026

♻️🗂️💊 Three FREE Services. One Convenient Stop.
Representative Debbie Meyers-Martin invites you to our Community Shred, Electronics Recycling & Drug Take-Back Event!
Join us for a day dedicated to protecting your identity, your health, and our environment.
✅ Securely shred confidential documents to help prevent identity theft.
💻 Responsibly recycle unwanted electronics instead of sending them to a landfill.
💊 Safely dispose of expired or unused prescription medications to help keep our families and communities safe.
This FREE event is a simple way to declutter your home while making a positive impact in our community.

✅ Free for residents
✅ First come, first served while capacity lasts