A Salute to the State Librarian of Illinois

The  Honorable Secretary of State Jesse  C.White is also the State Librarian of  Illinois. This makes him the head of literacy,

This great  man is also responsible for our DMV, IDs, and tracking organ donations. He and his staff do so much for grateful Illinoisans.

Sec of  State White reminds us  to not get behind the  wheel if you're intoxicated or driving distracted by an electronic device. have a safe Summer!

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