Electronic Documents of Illinois

The Electronic Documents of Illinois provides permanent public access to official publications of the State of Illinois which have been deposited in electronic form.

Creator Organization: Illinois State Library

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Renewal Fee Waivers for 1A Retailers to End on June 30th

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

Press Release: ILCCs yearlong renewal fee waiver program coming to an end.

Date Created:
06-01-2023

Order

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

Petition for relief to protect portions of Petitioner's Annual Financial Statements in order to protect highly confidential information.

Date Created:
06-01-2023

Order

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

Application for Certification to Install Energy Efficiency Measures under Section 16-128B of the Public Utilities Act.

Date Created:
06-01-2023

Order

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

Complaint as to damage to residential property in Chicago, Illinois.

Date Created:
06-01-2023

ICC Approves Safety Upgrades for Effingham County Highway-Rail Crossing Projects

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

Press release: The Illinois Commerce Commission approved public safety projects for multiple highway-rail crossing in Effingham County.

Date Created:
06-01-2023

Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund Projections Based on May 2023 S and P Global Forecasts

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

All materials that are given to attendees at public Employment Security Advisory Board meetings (quarterly)

Date Created:
06-01-2023

Gov. Pritzker Announces New Manufacturing Facility in Southern Illinois

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

Press Release: Bolstered by a REV Illinois incentive package, Manner Polymers plans to invest $54 million and create more than 60 jobs for the Southern Illinois region.

Date Created:
06-01-2023

Order

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

Petition for Emergency Relief to protect portions of Petitioner's Annual Report from disclosure for not less than two years in order to protect highly proprietary information.