2014 Lobbyist Registration: Thomas Livingston for CSX Corporation
January 29, 2015
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The Frame
This registration confirms that CSX Corporation, a major freight railroad company, maintained formal representation to influence Chicago municipal government policy during 2014.
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CSX Corporation
The corporation is the entity employing a registered lobbyist to interact with Chicago municipal government.
Thomas Livingston
The individual is formally registered as a lobbyist, creating legal obligations regarding disclosure and conduct.
Last recorded activity January 29, 2015.
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Summary
Key Facts
- Thomas Livingston was a registered lobbyist in Chicago for the year 2014.
- The entity represented by Thomas Livingston was CSX Corporation.
- The registered business address for this lobbying activity was 1700 W. 167th Street, Calumet City, IL, 60409.
- The contact email provided for the lobbyist was tom_livingston@csx.com.
- The contact phone number provided for the lobbyist was 708-832-2169.
Why It Matters
This registration confirms that CSX Corporation, a major freight railroad company, maintained formal representation to influence Chicago municipal government policy during 2014.
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Corporate Lobbying Presence
CSX Corporation maintained a registered lobbying presence in Chicago, indicating active interest in municipal transportation or infrastructure policy.
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