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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Illinois Community College System Performance Report Fiscal Year 2004

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Performance Report, formerly Results Report, provides evidence that each institution in the Illinois Community College System is pursuing the statewide goals set forth in the Illinois Commitment in ways that fit the particular needs of the districts citizens.

Date Created:
10 21 2004

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Miniature of Illinois Community College System Programs and Services for Underrepresented Groups: Focus Area: Addressing the Needs of Students with Disabilities: Fiscal Year 2003

Illinois Community College System Programs and Services for Underrepresented Groups: Focus Area: Addressing the Needs of Students with Disabilities: Fiscal Year 2003

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Efforts and strategies to increase participation and achievement among minorities, women, and individuals with disabilities are reported upon annually through the Underrepresented Groups Report. Report production is required through legislation Public Act 85-283 and provides community colleges with an opportunity to furnish updated information on activities and initiatives aimed at strengthening participation and progress among traditionally underrepresented student populations.

Date Created:
06 11 2004

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Illinois Documents List

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

The Illinois Document List is a listing of the Illinois government publications received by the Illinois Documents Section of the Illinois State Library as required by law 15 ILCS 320/21.

Date Created:
06 17 2009

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Illinois Register

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

The Illinois Register is the official state document for publishing public notice of rulemaking activity initiated by State governmental agencies. The table of contents is arranged categorically by rulemaking activity and alphabetically by agency within each category.

Date Created:
02 15 2007

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Illinois Commerce Commission. Compliance Examination for the two years ended June 30, 2007

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Illinois Commerce Commission Compliance Examination performed in accordance with "Government Auditing Standards" and the Illinois State Auditing Act. the Commission was also subject to the "Management Audit of the Expenditures from the Grade Crossing Protection Fund," from which audit the report is included. It includes the independent accountants' report on state compliance, internal control over compliance and supplementary information for State compliance purposes.

Date Created:
05 22 2008

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Illinois Families Now and Forever

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Illinois Families Now and Forever is a publication from Department of Children and Family Services for families parenting children who are or have been in the department's care. This publication provides updates on department policy and useful information to help foster families. The publication extends the audience to include adoptive and guardianship families. Items in this issue: From the DCFS Director Statewide Council honors top Implementation Plans From the Editor When using a medical card, your pharmacist can be your friend Save the date for the Spring Caregivers Conference March 26-28 News from the Illinois Adoption Advisory Council Foster Parent Checklist A family for me

Date Created:
12 31 2003

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Illinois Literacy

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

This issue of the Illinois Literacy newsletter is dedicated to the achievements of adult learners. Items include: Adult Learners Shine at Night of 1,000 Stars; Penny Severns grants awarded; IACEA Adult Education Awareness Day; Adults + Books + Club = Success! 2008 Spotlight on Achievement and Service Awards; On the Horizon; and Family Reading Night.

Date Created:
07 16 2008

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Prioritizing Illinois aquifers and watersheds for water supply planning.

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

Four aquifer systems and five watersheds in Illinois are identified as most in need of attention for water supply planning and management purposes. The aquifers and watersheds are identified on the basis of limited water supply availability and substantial population and economic growth. Improved water supply planning and management of these aquifers and watersheds will help ensure current and future water demands can be met and conflicts minimized. Aquifers and watersheds are listed in order of priority regarding the potential benefit and relative urgency of water supply planning. In addition to potential planning needs for these aquifers and watersheds at regional scales, there is a need to also evaluate the adequacy of individual community water supply systems scattered throughout southern and central Illinois that likely will be susceptible to water supply shortages during a major drought. The following aquifer systems are recommended as most in need of study and planning: the deep bedrock aquifer system of northeastern Illinois, the sand and gravel and shallow bedrock aquifers of northeastern Illinois, the Mahomet Aquifer of east-central Illinois, and the American Bottoms of southwestern Illinois (MetroEast area), and the following watersheds are recommended for study and planning: the Fox River watershed, the Kaskaskia River watershed, the Sangamon River watershed, the Kishwaukee River watershed, and the Kankakee River watershed.

Date Created:
2006-08-01

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Miniature of Process and initial impact evaluation of the Cook County Adult Probation Department's sex offender program: final and summary report for the period of June, 1997 to June 2000

Process and initial impact evaluation of the Cook County Adult Probation Department's sex offender program: final and summary report for the period of June, 1997 to June 2000

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This is the final report on the evaluation of the Cook County adult Probation Department's Sex Offender Program (ASOP). ASOP is an intensive supervision specialized probation program for felony sex offenders in Cook County. The program is based on the containment approach and has three major components: (a) intensive supervision of offenders which includes frequent field searches of offenders' homes and the verification of information obtained verbally from offenders; (b) treatment that centers around a cognitive behavior group therapy approach and is supplemental with cognitive-behavior individual treatment and other treatment tailored to an offender's needs; and (c) partnerships among probation officers and treatment providers that includes frequent communication and the sharing of relevant information about specific offenders. This final summary describes the programs setting, administration, advisory committee, staffing, target population, case referral procedure, and policies on supervision and surveillance.