Effective with the implementation of Senate Bill 2989, Public Act 99-0904, most liquor licenses administered by the Illinois Liquor Control Commission have an increased fee for new license applications and license renewals, and distributors and in-state winery shippers will be licensed based on the number of gallons.
Annual report on the amount of farmland converted to non-agricultural uses as a result of state action. The Farmland Conversion Annual Report identifies the number of acres of land purchased, converted or possessing the potential to be converted from agricultural uses on a fiscal year basis. This report does not reflect the total land converted by actions of state agencies during that fiscal year. Certain activities that converted agricultural land are exempt from the IDOAs review and, therefore, are exempt from farmland conversion reporting for purposes of the Farmland Preservation Act.
As required by P.A. 96-0795, the Chief Procurement Office for the Department of Transportation, Highway Construction is providing information regarding the Sole Source Procurement Method.
Press Release: On July 19, 2016, the Illinois Liquor Control Commission (ILCC), in conjunction with the Woodford County Sheriffs Office, conducted 13 underage compliance check(s). During the operation, there were 3 prior violator(s) re-tested for compliance.
The four Chief Procurement Officers, appointed pursuant to Section 10-20 of the Illinois Procurement Code and confirmed by the Illinois Senate, ensure that approximately $10 billion in procurements made by the State each year are fair, transparent, accountable, and in the best interest of the State. Procurement using a competitive process is the preferred method, but sometimes that is not possible or practical. The Procurement Code specifically authorizes state agencies and universities to contract directly with vendors that are the sole economically feasible source.