Rep. Nicolle S. Grasse

(D-Arlington Heights)
53rd District

Representative Nicolle Grasse

Springfield Office:
200-8S Stratton Office Building
Springfield, IL 62706
(217) 782-3739

District Office:
171 West Wing St.
Suite 202
Arlington Heights, IL 60005
(847) 749-1137

104th General Assembly
Bills & Committees

Biography
Full-time legislator; Hospice chaplain and former Arlington Heights Village Trustee; Attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison; B.A. in English and Theology, Elmhurst College; Master of Divinity, Chicago Theological Seminary; United Church of Christ (UCC) clergy; married to retired public high school teacher, proud mother to one daughter attending college.

Grasse Highlights Start of LIHEAP Application Period

Grasse Highlights Start of LIHEAP Application Period

ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill. –With colder weather approaching, state Rep. Nicolle Grasse, D-Arlington Heights, is encouraging qualified residents to take advantage of the state’s Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program as the application period opens up Thursday, Oct. 1 for those age 60+, individuals with a disability, families with children age 5 or younger and households disconnected from utilities.

Grasse Highlights Start of LIHEAP Application Period

Grasse-backed Artificial Intelligence Safety Standards Signed into Law

ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill. – To address major safety concerns and keep pace with rapidly evolving artificial intelligence (AI) frontier models, state Rep. Nicolle Grasse, D-Arlington Heights, backed legislation instating new guardrails intended to prevent AI-assisted catastrophic harm, which was signed into law Monday.

Grasse Sends Major Affordability Initiatives to Governor

Grasse Sends Major Affordability Initiatives to Governor

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. – Fighting to restore affordability for Illinois households, state Rep. Nicolle Grasse, D-Arlington Heights, is advancing a series of bills to the governor’s desk cutting costs on everyday purchases and utilities, banning gimmicks that raise prices and requiring businesses fairly compensate consumers.