This publication consists of agreements between the State of Illinois acting through the Illinois Community College Board and the Assyrian Athletic Club and the Indo-American Center for granting funds for operational expenses related to administering adult education programs.
A statistical and narrative report of the activities of the agency in fulfilling the purpose of representing indigent persons on appeal in criminal and delinquent minor proceedings, when appointed to do so by a court under a Supreme Court Rule or law of this State.
This publication consists of an agreement between the State of Illinois acting through the Illinois Violence Prevention Authority and each of the following: the Lakeside Community Committee and the National Center for Violence Interruption for support services for community outreach and violence prevention.
This publication is an agreement between the State of Illinois acting through the Office of the State Fire Marshal and Unit #7 Fire Protection District awarding a grant for safety programs for children and infrastructure needs.
This publication provides an overview of Illinois Council on Food and Agricultural Research C-FAR membership and research program activities for the year.
This publication consists of agreements between the State of Illinois acting through the Department of Human Services and each of the following: ACT (Anixter Center) Irving Park Food Pantry Alivio Medical Center Lakeview Food Pantry Arden Shore Metropolitan Family Services Anixster Minnie Riperton Apartments Chicago Area Project Mujeres Latina in Action Counseling Center of Lakeview Northern Suburban Special Recreation Association (NSSRA) Easter Seals Society O'Fallon Township Family Focus Planned Parenthood of East Central Illinois Foundation for Autism Services Today and Tomorrow Progress Center for Independent Living Glenkirk Shore Community Services, Inc. Guild for the Blind South East Alcohol and Drug Abuse Center Guildhaus of Blue Island Teen Living Programs Health Alternative Systems Thresholds Psychiatric Rehabilitation Centers Health Alternative Systems, Inc. TRI-CON Child Care Center Helping Hands Velvet Bird Cage Highland Park Community Nursery School and Day Care Center Vision of Restorations Holy Cross Immaculate Heart of Mary Church (Teen Pregnancy)Weissbourd-Holmes Family Focus Center Housing Authority of Joliet West Suburban PADS Housing Choice PartnersWomen's Treatment Center Illinois Coalition for Community Services World Relief-Chicago These agreements award grants for developmental disabilities programs; healthcare and operational assistance; mental health services; Lekotek services; social service programs; adult day program for the mentally ill; a handicapped accessible van; violence prevention; adolescent counseling; daycare services; autism services; developmental disabilities programs; program support for the blind; alcohol and substance abuse programs; a patient management information system; nursery school; programmatic support for a teen pregnancy program; youth activities; housing program support; operating expenses; food pantry program support; counseling services for the mentally ill; socialization programs for seniors; the Enriched Lifestyles for Adults program; Planned Parenthood of East Central Illinois; assistance to persons with disabilities; addiction services; a mental illness reintegration project; homeless services for mothers and children; community relations and human services; and refugee social service programs.
This publication consists of an agreement between the State of Illinois acting through the Illinois State Police and the City of Gillespie awarding a grant for police cars.
This publication consists of agreements between the State of Illinois and each of the following: American Legion's Dorman Dunn Post, Italian American Club, and W.M. McKinley Post 231 American Legion. Grants are awarded under these agreements to provide veterans activities.
This is an agreement between the State of Illinois acting through the Toll Highway Authority and the Village of Rosemont. The agreement was signed on May 12, 2006.
Unfortunately, many computer systems designed to serve criminal justice and law enforcement agencies in Illinois lack a common language, but they must share information to facilitate day-to-day operation of the justice system. State criminal justice and law enforcement officials foresee a time when vital information will be electronically shared among police departments, government agencies, courts, and other criminal justice entities in Illinois. This issue concentrates on the development of integrated computer systems as a priority issue.