The Electronic Documents of Illinois provides permanent public access to official publications of the State of Illinois which have been deposited in electronic form.
Every purchase of these plates will contribute to the Professional Sports Teams Education Fund to benefit the Common School Fund, which supports public schools throughout the state.
The Illinois State Library's Diversity Program, a division of the Library Development Group, was created in 2003 to assist the Illinois library community in developing cultural and minority diversity initiatives.
Every purchase of these plates will contribute to the Professional Sports Teams Education Fund to benefit the Common School Fund, which supports public schools throughout the state.
By purchasing a set of these plates, you will help support the maintenance of a memorial and park honoring fallen Chicago police officers; hold an annual memorial event; provide scholarships to children of officers killed or catastrophically injured in the line of duty; provide financial assistance to officers and their families killed or injured in the line of duty; and pay insurance premiums for terminally ill officers.
The purpose of the newsletter is to update and inform Talking Book Center patrons about the programs and services available through TBBS and the other Illinois Network of Talking Book and Braille Libraries.
Antique Vehicle/Motorcycle License Plates are issued for a five-year registration period. Current Antique Vehicle/Motorcycle plates expire Dec. 31, 2019.
Illinois Ethics Matters is a monthly publication which aims to inform the public, state employees, lawmakers, stakeholders, and the like about activities of the OEIG in a one-page newsletter. Contact information and a calendar of events are also included in each publication.
The Illinois State Library's Diversity Program, a division of the Library Development Group, was created in 2003 to assist the Illinois library community in developing cultural and minority diversity initiatives.