INVOCATION: Mike Hildebrand, Board Member

Kankakee County Board Meeting March 11, 2014 AGENDA

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

ROLL CALL: Bruce Clark

PUBLIC COMMENTARY

COMMUNICATIONS

PRESENTATIONS • March is Proclaimed as the Helen Wheeler Center for Community Mental Health Month • Presentation on Current County Financial Condition

VACANCY APPOINTMENT

CERTIFICATES OF RECOGNITION Cheri L. Jones 10 Years Sheriffs Department Linda K. McKay 10 Years Health Department Raymond A. Fairfield 10 Years Maintenance Department Roger B. Diercks 10 Years GIS Manager Deborah E. Woodruff 10 Years Auditor Robert L. LaLuna 20 Years Highway Department

MINUTES OF LAST MEETING: February 11, 2014

CLAIMS COMMITTEE REPORT: January Claims

DEPARTMENT REPORTS: 1. County Collector's Monthly Report for January, 2014 2. County Treasurer's Monthly Report for January, 2014 3. Coroner's Monthly Report for December, 2013 & January, 2014 4. Coroner's Monthly Receipt of Money for December, 2013 & January, 2014 5. Circuit Clerk's Monthly Report for December, 2013 & January, 2014 6. Recorder of Deeds Monthly Report for January, 2014 7. County Clerk's Monthly Report for January, 2014 8. Animal Control Monthly Report for January, 2014 9. Building and Zoning Monthly Report for February, 2014 10. Monthly Resolutions for February, 2014

COMMITTEE PRESENTATIONS AND RESOLUTIONS: 1. Consent Agenda • Reappointment of David Tyson to the K3 County Board of Examiners & Appeals (21) • Resolution Approving the K3 County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 2014-2019 (22) • Lewis Subdivision - Final Plat (23) Amendment to Solid Waste Ordinance (24)

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2. Highway & Bridge Committee • Ordinance Regarding Modification of Agreement with River Run Subdivision (25) • Resolution Declaring Honorary Street Names for Six Segments of Highway Located in Pembroke Township (26) • Resolution Declaring Honorary Street Name of Golbin School Road in Pembroke Township (27)

3. Community Services Committee • Resolution Authorizing K3 County to Purchase Real Estate for a New Animal Control Facility (28)

4. Finance Committee • Amended - Combined Annual Budget & Appropriation Ordinance for Kankakee County, Illinois 2013-2014 Fiscal Year (29)

OTHER BUSINESS

INFORMATION ITEMS

NEW BUSINESS

OLD BUSINESS

ADJOURNMENT

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Kankakee County Board Meeting March 11, 2014

The meeting of the Kankakee County Board, Kankakee, Illinois, held March 11, 2014, pursuant to the adjourned meeting of September 10, 2013, was called to order at 9:00 am., by the Chairman of the Board, Mr. Bossert. Mr. Hildebrand, County Board Member, delivered the invocation. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. The following members were present:

Mr. Tripp, Mr. Washington, Jr., Mr. LaGesse, Mr. Stauffenberg, Mr. Vickery, Mr. Hess, Mr. Enz, Mr. Whitis, Mr. Tholen, Mrs. Polk, Mr. McConnell, Mr. Mulcahy, Mr. Skutt, Mr. Dodge, Mr. Flett, Mr. Snipes, Mr. Byrne, Mr. Sirois, Mr. Liehr, Mr. Hildebrand, Mr. Howard, Mr. Wheeler, Mr. Reid, Mrs. Webber, Mr. Einfeldt, Mr. Bossert

Members Absent - Mr. James, Mr. Olthoff

Quorum - Present

Public Commentary

Mr. James Wasser thanked the county board for the assistance they give the Veterans Assistance Commission. He invited the board to visit Veteran's Court on Thursdays at 2:00 p.m. in court room 204 and gave an explanation of how the court works. He stated the Veterans Assistance Commission, Michael Roof and Karen Smietanski have done a wonderful job. He thanked the county board for appointing him on the Blue Ribbon Commission and feels the county board has done a very good job.

Mr. Ralph Paarlberg spoke regarding the landfill and the county willingness to accept Chicago garbage to be dumped here. He stated he is an active member, for about 20 years, on the Regional Planning Commission and wants to know why they have no say in this matter.

Communications - None

Presentations -

A proclamation was read recognizing and congratulating the Helen Wheeler Center for 50 years of service to Kankakee County and proclaiming March as the Helen Wheeler Center for Community Mental Health month. Mr. Wheeler made the motion to adopt the proclamation with a second by Mr. Liehr. Motion carried by a voice vote.

A presentation was given by Mr. McCarty regarding the county's current financial condition. He provided a history on the General Fund transactions and the financial situation of the county. Mr. McCarty stated that 2009 was the beginning of the economic downturn felt throughout the nation. This downturn created a $2.5 million decrease in revenue that year. In addition, on the expense side was a three year retro payment to one of the county's large union contracts. Mr. McCarty noted that the last large-scale budget cut was in late 2010 for FY 2011. The ending fund balance in 2009 was $3.9 million; FY 2013 had a deficit of$ 1.2 million. Tax anticipation warrants were, to date, $5.3 million. On February 28, 2014, the county borrowed $1 million from the Highway Department. The county also borrowed $6.3 million from outside sources and $2 million from inter-funds. He stated that expenses have to become level or below revenue or income. Mr. Bossert said the amended budget had been presented to the Finance Committee and had been distributed to the board. Mr. Wheeler spoke regarding health insurance, suggesting ways the county could save money. Mr. Stauffenberg replied that they did look at health insurance in the Finance Committee. He suggested in that committee they cancel all health insurance, and provide $3,000 to employees to procure their own health insurance, but that the unions were opposed. Mr. Snipes asked why the county did not foresee these expenditures. Mr. McCarty replied that the board needed to realize the pressures on the expense side regarding changes in union contracts, health insurance costs, utilities, etc. On average there were $500 thousand to $750 thousand in new expenditures every year. He added the county had identified new revenues of approximately $1.7 million, but also reminded the board of the sales tax issue. Mr. Reid asked if the county had received any assistance from our state representatives regarding the sales tax issue. Mr. Bossert replied that Chicago or the RTA's concerns seem to far exceed the problems occurring in Kankakee County and similar counties. He added that the word in Springfield was that the collar-county representatives are waiting for word as to which way to go on a vote when the issue arises. He also stated that many businesses have given up and closed operations and the board should assume that revenue would be gone. Mr. Stauffenberg thanked Mr. McCarty for doing an admirable job of providing information to finance committee and would vote for the revised budget. Mr. Byrne suggested the board give up their per diem. Mr. Bossert replied the county could save $25 thousand to $30 thousand per year by reducing per diem by reorganizing and reducing committees. He also stated the board could discuss voluntarily forgoing their per diem pay. Mr. Howard asked if the board had considered reducing the number of board members. Mr. Bossert replied that could not happen until redistricting in 2021. Mr. LaGesse suggested eliminating all county vehicles except for patrol and eliminating mileage, looking at cutting all salaries and not offering pay increases on new union contracts. Mr. Whitis stated the board needed to pass the budget but suggested a meeting of a Committee of the Whole to bring all suggestions for discussion and possible action with an established deadline for action. Mr. McConnell, Mr. Dodge and Mr. Skutt agreed with Mr. Whitis. Mr. Reid asked if the county can make the auditor's position a non-elected office. Mr. Bossert replied it would require a referendum by the citizens to abolish the position as an elected office. Mr. Liehr stated if committees were combined the meeting length would increase, suggesting the committees remain the same but allow board members to voluntarily decline their per diem. Mr. Stauffenberg agreed with Messrs. Whitis and LaGesse and suggested figures be provided at the next Finance Committee regarding actual costs. Mr. Enz agreed with Mr. Stauffenberg, stating that the board needed to have all the figures. He also stated he did not agree with the amended budget. Mr. Sirois thanked Mr. McCarty for preparing the financial information presented and asked what the county was mandated to fund and not mandated to fund. Mr. LaGesse stated that the county was not home-rule and finding revenue is not an easy task. Mr. Snipes commented that the county shouldn't touch the Finance Department. He also suggested exploring a four-day work week and increasing the sales tax from 6.25% to 6.5%. Mr. Washington, Jr. stated that he had never seen the county's expenses on a sliding scale go to a point they were at now. He also stated that the county has employees making $70 to $100 thousand annually, but cannot reduce those salaries because of contracts.

Vacancy Appointment - None

Certificates of Recognition

10 years: Cheri L. Jones Sheriff's Department Linda K. McKay Health Department Raymond A. Fairfield Maintenance Department Roger B. Diercks GIS Manager Deborah E. Woodruff Auditor 20 years: Robert L. LaLuna Highway Department

Minutes of the Last Meeting

The minutes of the February 11, 2014, county board meeting were submitted to the county board. The reading of the minutes was waived. Mr. Whitis made the motion to accept the minutes from February 11, 2014, with a second by Mr. Washington, Jr. Motion carried by a voice vote.

Claims Committee Report

A motion to approve the claims reports from January 2014 was made by Mr. Enz and seconded by Mr. Dodge. A roll call vote was taken with the motion passing 25 ayes to 0 nays. Motion carried.

Department Reports

The department reports were read and accepted on the motion of Mr. Tholen, which was seconded by Mr. Hildebrand. Motion carried by a voice vote.

1. County Collector's Monthly Report for January 2014 2. County Treasurer's Monthly Report for January 2014 3. Coroner's Monthly Report for December 2013 and January 2014 4. Coroner's Monthly Report for Money for December 2013 and January 2014 5. Circuit Clerk's Monthly Report for December 2013 and January 2014 6. Recorder of Deeds' Monthly Report for January 2014 7. County Clerk's Monthly Report for January 2014 8. Animal Controls' Monthly Report for January 2014 9. Building and Zonings' Monthly Report for February 2014 10. Monthly Resolutions for February 2014

Committee Presentations and Resolutions Consent Agenda

Mr. Washington made the motion to adopt the consent agenda with the amendment to the Solid Waste Ordinance (24) to be read separately. Mr. Dodge seconded the motion. Mr. Clark, County Clerk, read the items into the record. A roll call vote was taken with the motion passing 26 ayes to 0 nays. Motion carried. a) Reappointment of David Tyson to the K3 County Board of Examiners & Appeals (21) b) Resolution Approving the K3 County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 2014-2019 (22) c) Lewis Subdivision - Final Plat (23)

Mr. Tripp made a motion to waive the reading and adopt the resolution regarding an amendment to the Solid Waste Ordinance (24). Mr. Tholen seconded the motion. Mr. Bossert explained the resolution. Mr. Wheeler wanted to know who would be policing the process. Mr. Van Mill said they have very few commercial zoning properties and the planning department will have to see how it goes. Mr. Enz wanted to know if legitimate charitable organizations would have to abide by this as well. Mr. Van Mill said yes but they would take a different approach. Mr. Washington, Jr. wanted to know how frequent the pickups will be. Mr. Van Mill said it was the responsibility of the owner of the facilities themselves. Mr. Reid stated that each county board member has an area and if the boxes overflow to call Mr. Van Mill. Motion carried by voice vote.

Highway and Bridge Committee

The ordinance regarding modification of agreement with River Run Subdivision (25) was not ready and Mr. Bossert stated would be on the agenda for the next county board meeting.

A resolution was read regarding declaring honorary street names for six segments of highway located in Pembroke Township (26). Mr. Washington made a motion to adopt the resolution. Mr. Howard seconded the motion. Mr. Enz wanted to know who requested this and what were the costs. Mr. Bossert stated that Mr. Howard requested it. Mr. Rogers stated the total costs of the 12 signs would be about $2,000. Mr. Bossert stated comments were requested from the township in which they agreed with the concept but they have no budget at this time to follow through with this. Mr. Rogers said they did not get a response from Sheriff or 911 at that time. Mr. Sirois stated that these streets have always been called these names and now they are making them honorary street names. Mr. Bossert stated that this would be a township cost. Mr. Hildebrand stated he had voted no at committee because if they were put up and the township was not going to maintain them, then he felt the county would have a liability issue. Mr. Enz stated to leave this alone because this was a township issue. Mr. Rogers stated that the county board is required to name roads. Mr. Boyd stated that this is not changing or naming the roads but making them honorary names. Motion carried by voice vote.

A resolution was read regarding declaring honorary street name of Gobin School Road in Pembroke Township (27). Mr. Howard made a motion to adopt the resolution. Mr. Snipes seconded the motion. Mr. Bossert stated that this road was county jurisdiction and would be the county's cost. Motion carried by voice vote.

Community Services Committee

A resolution was read authorizing Kankakee County to purchase real estate for a new animal control facility (28). Mr. Liehr made a motion to adopt the resolution. Mr. McConnell seconded the motion. Mr. Boyd stated that this was a long process and Julie Boudreau should be applauded for her work. He stated the county was in dire need for a new animal control facility and the purchase was done without taxpayer money. He stated it was IPTIP fund money which was money collected and paid to the animal control department for that purpose. Mr. Boyd stated, as the state's attorney, has made it a point when he took that office to avoid going into executive session unless it's absolutely necessary. He stated when it came to the purchase of real estate that it was not only allowed but recommended that those discussions be held in executive session for the purpose of ensuring that the county gets the best price. He stated for that reason they went into executive session at the committee meeting and that was explained but unfortunately one or more members of that committee chose not to honor their ethical duty and leave that information in executive session. He stated to those members that had done that, shame on them for violating their ethics. Mr. Boyd stated that one of the reasons he didn't like to go into executive session was because the county board has a history of its members not respecting executive session and its purpose. He stated they went into executive session to protect the county and the county's assets. Mr. Boyd stated as a result one or more of the county board members chose to tell the public. He stated the person from whom we are purchasing the property was honorable and was going to stick with the deal. Mr. Boyd said to those board members, in the future, if they can't respect their duty and obligation in executive session to leave the session. Mr. Howard wanted to know what infrastructure exists on the 5 acres and how was it selected. Mr. Enz stated the property had a couple buildings on the property, sewer, water, electric utilities and natural gas and stated it was a very good deal. Mr. LaGesse stated that the organization BARK "Because Animals Really Kount" will be holding a fundraiser for the Kankakee County Animal Control and Adoption Center called the "Fur Ball" on May 3, 2014 at 6:30 p.m. at Hilton Garden Inn. A roll call vote was taken with the motion passing 25 ayes to I nay. Motion carried.

Finance Committee

A resolution was read regarding the amended-combined annual budget and appropriation ordinance for Kankakee County, Illinois 2013-2014 Fiscal Year (29). Mr. Vickery made a motion to adopt the resolution. Mr. Dodge seconded the motion. A roll call vote was taken with the motion passing 26 ayes to 0 nays. Motion carried. I Mr. Skutt made a motion to have a Committee of the Whole Meeting on April 1, 2014 at 5:00 p.m. Mr. Whitis seconded the motion. Motion carried by voice vote. Mr. Bossert stated topics for discussion would include health insurance, board compensation, county vehicle issue, what adjustments to salary on those areas that were not subject to collective bargaining and what that impact would be, the auditor position, and mandated versus non-mandated activities of the county.

Other Business Openings

None

Information Items

New Business - None

Old Business - None

Mr. LaGesse made the motion to adjourn the meeting at 11:05 a.m. Mr. Reid seconded the motion. Motion carried by a voice vote.

Respectfully submitted,

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Mr. Reid

Mrs. Webber

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Mr. Bossert Total Ayes 25 26 25 26 Total Nays 0 0 1 0 Total Abstain Total Present Total Absent 3 2 2 2

02/11/2014 Kankakee County Monthly Resolution List - February 2014 Page 1 of 1

Total County Recorder/ RES# Account Type Account Name Collected Clerk Auctioneer Sec of State Agent Treasurer

02-14-001 0813252 SAL ANDREW L. COLEMAN 643.00 24.86 6.00 37.00 350.00 225.14 02-14-002 0813311 SAL TRENTON HARRISON 1047.00 13.70 10.00 37.00 350.00 636.30 02-14-003 0813348 SL FAIRVIEWLLC 1,602.00 14.30 15.00 37.00 400.00 1,110.70 02-14-004 0813396 SAL GEORGE WLYTLE 1,880.00 24.86 18.00 37.00 475.00 1,325.14 02-14-005 2009-00729 REC JOYCE JACKSON 1,295.20 59.86 0.00 37.00 516.63 681.71 02-14-006 2009-01194 REC ENGINEERED 851.13 56.09 0.00 37.00 442.94 315.10 POLYMERSOLUTIONS, INC 02-14-007 2009-01192 REC ENGINEERED POLYMER 588.68 56.09 0.00 37.00 336.18 159.41 SOLUTIONS, INC 02-14-008 2009-01195 REC ENGINEERED POLYMER 603.73 56.09 0.00 37.00 342.32 168.32 SOLUTIONS, INC 02-14-009 0813310 SAL TRENTON HARRISON 1280.11 13.70 12.00 37.00 381.11 836.30 02-14-010 0813370 SAL TRENTON HARRISON 1,078.11 19.22 10.00 37.00 381.11 630.78 02-14-011 0813243 DEF-SAL PAUL G BUNYON 1000.00 59.36 0.00 0.00 256.09 684.55 02-14-012 0813284 DEF-SAL LATRICSHA K CRITE 660.00 36.36 0.00 0.00 171.11 452.53 02-14-013 0813291 DEE-SAL PHYLLIS SIROVY 659.00 24.86 0.00 0.00 170.83 463.31

Totals $13,187.96 $459.35 $71.00 $370.00 $4,573.32 $7,689.29 N HBO 0/" &M"tl Clerk Fees $459.35 N M1 Recorder/Sec of State Fees $370.00 Mwl&~wmr Total to County $8,518.64 OVA Ewai Committee M rs

-. , ZTZ 02-14-001 RESOLUTION 0813252

WHEREAS, The County of Kankakee, as Trustee for the Taxing Districts, has undertaken a program to collect delinquent taxes and to perfect titles to real property in cases in which the taxes on such real property have not been paid, pursuant to 35ILCS 200/21-90, and

WHEREAS, Pursuant to this program, the County of Kankakee, as Trustee for the Taxing Districts, has acquired an interest in the following described real estate:

KANKAKEE TOWNSHIP

PERMANENT PARCEL NUMBER: 16-17-04-110-007

As described in certificates(s) : 2009-01540 sold November 2010 and it appearing to the Finance Committee that it would be to the best interest of the County to dispose of its interest in said property.

WHEREAS, Andrew L. Coleman, has bid $643.00 for the County's interest, such bid having been presented to the Finance Committee at the same time it having been determined by the Finance Committee and the Agent for the County, Joseph E. Meyer, that the County shall receive from such bid $225.14 as a return for its certificate(s) of purchase. The County Clerk shall receive $24.86 for cancellation of Certificate(s) and to reimburse the revolving account the charges advanced from this account, the auctioneer shall receive $6.00 for his services and the Recorder of Deeds shall receive $37.00 for recording. The remainder is the amount due the Agent under his contract for services. The total paid by purchaser is $643.00.

THEREFORE, our Finance Committee recommends the adoption of the following resolution:

BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNTY BOARD OF KANKAKEE COUNTY, ILLINOIS, that the Chairman of the Board of Kankakee County, Illinois, be authorized to execute a deed of conveyance of the County's interest or authorize the cancellation of the appropriate Certificate(s) of Purchase, as the case may be, on the above described real estate for the sum of $225.14 to be paid to the Treasurer of Kankakee County Illinois, to be disbursed according to law. This resolution to be effective for sixty (60) days from this date and any transaction between the above parties not occurring within this period shall be null and void.

ADOPTED by roll call vote this / / day of

CLERK COUNTY BOARD CHAIRMAN

SALE TO NEW OWNER 02-14-001 .02-14-002 RESOLUTION 0813311

WHEREAS, Pursuant to this program, the County of Kankakee, as Trustee for the Taxing Districts, has acquired an interest in the following described real estate:

PEMBROKE TOWNSHIP

PERMANENT PARCEL NUMBER: 10-19-17-200-014

As described in certificates(s) : 2009-00609 sold November 2010 and it appearing to the Finance Committee that it would be to the best interest of the County to dispose of its interest in said property.

WHEREAS, Trenton Harrison, has bid $1,047.00 for the County's interest, such bid having been presented to the , Finance Committee at the same time it having been determined by the Finance Committee and the Agent for the County, Joseph E. Meyer, that the County shall receive from such bid $636.30 as a return for its certificate(s) of purchase. The County Clerk shall receive $13.70 for cancellation of Certificate(s) and to reimburse the revolving account the charges advanced from this account, the auctioneer shall receive $10.00 for his services and the Recorder of Deeds shall receive $37.00 for recording. The remainder is the amount due the Agent under his contract for services. The total paid by purchaser is $1,047.00.

THEREFORE, your Finance Committee recommends the adoption of the following resolution:

BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNTY BOARD OF KANKAKEE COUNTY, ILLINOIS, that the Chairman of the Board of Kankakee County, Illinois, be authorized to execute a deed of conveyance of the County's interest or authorize the cancellation of the appropriate Certificate(s) of Purchase, as the case may be, on the above described real estate for the sum of $636.30 to be paid to the Treasurer of Kankakee County Illinois, to be disbursed according to law. This resolution to be effective for sixty (60) days from this date and any transaction between the above parties not occurring within this period shall be null and void.

ADOPTED by roll call vote this Ii day of

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SALE TO NEW OWNER 02-14-002 Q2-14-003 RESOLUTION 0813348

WHEREAS, Pursuant to this program, the County of Kankakee, as Trustee for the Taxing Districts, has acquired an interest in the following described real estate:

PEMBROKE TOWNSHIP

PERMANENT PARCEL NUMBER: 10-19-22-403-015

As described in certificates(s) :2009-00751 sold November 2010 and it appearing to the Finance Committee that it would be to the best interest of the County to dispose of its interest in said property.

WHEREAS, Fairview LLC, has bid $1,577.00 for the County's interest, such bid having been presented to the Finance Committee at the same time it having been determined by the Finance Committee and the Agent for the County, Joseph E. Meyer, that the County shall receive from such bid $1,110.70 as a return for its certificate(s) of purchase. The County Clerk shall receive $14.30 for cancellation of Certificate(s) and to reimburse the revolving account the charges advanced from this account, the auctioneer shall receive $15.00 for his services and the Recorder of Deeds shall receive $37.00 for recording. The remainder is the amount due the Agent under his contract for services. The total paid by purchaser is $1,577.00.

THEREFORE, your Finance Committee recommends the adoption of the following resolution:

BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNTY BOARD OF KANKAKEE COUNTY, ILLINOIS, that the Chairman of the Board of Kankakee County, Illinois, be authorized to execute a deed of conveyance of the County's interest or authorize the cancellation of the appropriate Certificate(s) of Purchase, as the case may be, on the above described real estate for the sum of $1,110.70 to be paid to the Treasurer of Kankakee County Illinois, to be disbursed according to law. This resolution to be effective for sixty (60) days from this date and any transaction between the above parties not occurring within this period shall be null and void.

ADOPTED by roll call vote this ______day of _

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CLERK COUNTY BOARD CHAIRM

SALE TO NEW OWNER 02-14-003 02-14-004 RESOLUTION 0813396

WHEREAS, Pursuant to this program, the County of Kankakee, as Trustee for the Taxing Districts, has acquired an interest in the following described real estate:

PEMBROKE TOWNSHIP

PERMANENT PARCEL NUMBER: 10-28-07-101-016

As described in certificates(s) :2009-00906 sold November 2010 and it appearing to the Finance Committee that it would be to the best interest of the County to dispose of its interest in said property.

WHEREAS, George W Lytle, has bid $1,880.00 for the County's interest, such bid having been presented to the Finance Committee at the same time it having been determined by the Finance Committee and the Agent for the County, Joseph E. Meyer, that the County shall receive from such bid $1,325.14 as a return for its certificate(s) of purchase. The County Clerk shall receive $24.86 for cancellation of Certificate(s) and to reimburse the revolving account the charges advanced from this account, the auctioneer shall receive $18.00 for his services and the Recorder of Deeds shall receive $37.00 for recording. The remainder is the amount due the Agent under his contract for services. The total paid by purchaser is $1,880.00.

THEREFORE,your Finance Committee recommends the adoption of the following resolution:

BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNTY BOARD OF KANKAKEE COUNTY, ILLINOIS, that the Chairman of the Board of Kankakee County, Illinois, be authorized to execute a deed of conveyance of the County's interest or authorize the cancellation of the appropriate Certificate(s) of Purchase, as the case may be, on the above described real estate for the sum of $1,325.14 to be paid to the Treasurer of Kankakee County Illinois, to be disbursed according to law. This resolution to be effective for sixty. (60) days from this date and any transaction between the above parties not occurring within this period shall be null and void.

, 0 ADOPTED by roll call vote this // day of /4it-t--z4. , L / v

ATTEST:

Cell& CLERK COUNTY BOAR6 CHAIRMAN

SALE TO NEW OWNER 02-14-004 200900729 RESOLUTION

WHEREAS, Pursuant to this program, the County of Kankakee, as Trustee for the Taxing Districts, has acquired an interest in the following described real estate:

WILANG SUBLOT 521-30-11W

PERMANENT PARCEL NUMBER: 10-19-21-401-005

As described in certificate(s): 2009-00729 sold on November 04, 2010

Commonly known as: S. 14000E RD. (ILLINOIS) and it appearing to the Finance Committee that it would be to the best interest of the County to dispose of its interest in said property, by reconveyance, to the owner of a former interest in said property.

WHEREAS, Joyce Jackson, has paid $1,295.20 for the full amount of taxes involved and a request for reconveyance has been presented to the Finance Committee and at the same time it having been determined that the County shall receive $681.71 as a return for its Certificate(s) of Purchase. The County Clerk shall receive $59.86 for cancellation of Certificate(s) and to reimburse the revolving account the charges advanced from this account, and the Recorder of Deeds shall receive $37.00 for recording. The remainder is the amount due the agent for his services.

THEREFORE, your Finance Committee recommends the adoption of the following resolution:

BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNTY BOARD OF KANKAKEE COUNTY, ILLINOIS, that the Chairman of the Board of Kankakee County, Illinois, be authorized to execute a deed of conveyance of the County's interest or authorize the cancellation of the appropriate Certificate(s) of Purchase, as the case may be, on the above described real estate for the sum of $681.71 to be paid to the Treasurer of Kankakee County, Illinois, to be disbursed according to law. This resolution to be effective for sixty (60) days from this date and any transaction between the above parties not occurring within this period shall be null and void.

ADOPTED by roll call vote this if day of

ATTEST:

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RECONVEYANCE 02-14-005 02-14-006 RESOLUTION 2009-01194 III II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII III WHEREAS, The County of Kankakee, as Trustee for the Taxing Districts, has undertaken a program to colleät delinquent taxes and to perfect titles to real property in cases in which the taxes on such real property have not been paid, pursuant to 35ILCS 200/21-90, and

WHEREAS, Pursuant to this program, the County of Kankakee, as Trustee' for the Taxing Districts, has acquired an interest in the following described real estate:

MATEERS SUBVAC PT CHICAGO AVE E OFLOTS 7-9 BLK 4 32-31-12E

PERMANENT PARCEL NUMBER: 16-09-32-213-009

As described in certificate(s): 2009-01194 sold on November 04, 2010

Commonly known as: 900 N. CHICAGO AVE. and it appearing to the Finance Committee that it would be to the best interest of the County to dispose of its interest in said property, by reconveyance, to the owner of a former interest in said property.

WHEREAS, Engineered PolymerSolutions, Inc, has paid $851.13 for the full amount of taxes involved and a request for reconveyance has been presented to the Finance Committee and at the same time it having been determined that the County shall receive $315.10 as a return for its Certificate(s) of Purchase. The County Clerk shall receive $56.09 for cancellation of Certificate(s) and to reimburse the revolving account the charges advanced from this account, and the Recorder of Deeds shall receive $37.00 for recording. The remainder is the amount due the agent for his services.

THEREFORE, your Finance Committee recommends the adoption of the following resolution:

BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNTY BOARD OF KANKAKEE COUNTY, ILLINOIS, that the Chairman of the Board of Kankakee County, Illinois, be authorized to execute a deed of conveyance of the County's interest or authorize the cancellation of the appropriate Certificate(s) of Purchase, as the case may be, on the above described real estate for the sum of $315.10 to be paid to the Treasurer of Kankakee County, Illinois, to be disbursed according to law. This resolution to be effective for sixty (60) days from this date and any transaction between the above parties not occurring within this period shall be null and void.

ADOPTED by roll call vote this 1/ day of

ATTEST: /SZ,Z~ c4l tl CLERK COUNT BOARD CHAIRMAN

RECONVEYANCE 02-14-006 02-14-007 RESOLUTION 2009-01192 ID DI IIDIDII IIIIIIIIID I II WHEREAS, The County of Kankakee, as Trustee for the Taxing Districts, has undertaken a program to collect delinquent taxes and to perfect titles to real property in cases in which the taxes on such real property have not been paid, pursuant to 35ILCS 200/21-90, and

WHEREAS, Pursuant to this program, the County of Kankakee, as Trustee for the Taxing Districts, has acquired an interest in the following described real estate:

MATEERS SUB VAC ALLEYEAST OF LOTS 1-2 BLK 432-31-12E

PERMANENT PARCEL NUMBER: 16-09-32-213-005

As described in certificate(s): 2009-01192 sold on November 04, 2010

Commonly known as: WILLOW AVE. and it appearing to the Finance Committee that it would be to the best interest of the County to dispose of its interest in said property, by reconveyance, to the owner of a former interest in said property.

WHEREAS, Engineered Polymer Solutions, Inc, has paid $588.68 for the full amount of taxes involved and a request for reconveyance has been presented to the Finance Committee and at the same time it having been determined that the County shall receive $159.41 as a return for its Certificate(s) of Purchase. The County Clerk shall receive $56.09 for cancellation of Certificate(s) and to reimburse the revolving account the charges advanced from this account, and the Recorder of Deeds shall receive $37.00 for recording. The remainder is the amount due the agent for his services.

THEREFORE, your Finance Committee recommends the adoption of the following resolution:

BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNTY BOARD OF KANKAKEE COUNTY, ILLINOIS, that the Chairman of the Board of Kankakee County, Illinois, be authorized to execute a deed of conveyance of the County's interest or authorize the cancellation of the appropriate Certificate(s) of Purchase, as the case may be, on the above described real estate for the sum of $159.41 to be paid to the Treasurer of Kankakee County, Illinois, to be disbursed according to law. This resolution to be effective for sixty (60) days from this date and any transaction between the above parties not occurring within this period shall be null and void.

ADOPTED by roll call vote this day of ao /

ATTEST:

/, - CLERK COUNT'' BOARD CHAIRMAN

RECONVEYANCE 02-14-007 02-14-008 RESOLUTION 2009-01195 I 111 IHII III IIIIIIII II WHEREAS, The County of Kankakee, as Trustee for the Taxing Districts, has undertaken a program to collect delinquent taxes and to perfect titles to real property in cases in which the taxes on such real property have not been paid, pursuant to 35ILCS 200/21-90, and

WHEREAS, Pursuant to this program, the County of Kankakee, as Trustee for the Taxing Districts, has acquired an interest in the following described real estate:

MATEERS SUB VAC ALLEY W LOTS 11-13 BLK 5 32-31-12E

PERMANENT PARCEL NUMBER: 16-09-32-214-006

As described in certificate(s): 2009-01195 sold on November 04, 2010

Commonly known as: WILLOW AVE. and it appearing to the Finance Committee that it would be to the best Interest of the County to dispose of its interest in said property, by reconveyance, to the owner of a former interest in said property.

WHEREAS, Engineered Polymer Solutions, Inc, has paid $603.73 for the full amount of taxes involved and a request for reconveyance has been presented to the Finance Committee and at the same time it having been determined that the County shall receive $168.32 as a return for its Certificate(s) of Purchase. The County Clerk shall receive $56.09 for cancellation of Certificate(s) and to reimburse the revolving account the charges advanced from this account, and the Recorder of Deeds shall receive $37.00 for recording. The remainder is the amount due the agent for his services.

THEREFORE, your Finance Committee recommends the adoption of the following resolution:

BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNTY BOARD OF KANKAKEE COUNTY, ILLINOIS, that the Chairman of the Board of Kankakee County, Illinois, be authorized to execute a deed of conveyance of the County's interest or authorize the cancellation of the appropriate Certificate(s) of Purchase, as the case may be, on the above described real estate for the sum of $168.32 to be paid to the Treasurer of Kankakee County, Illinois, to be disbursed according to law. This resolution to be effective for sixty (60) days from this date and any transaction between the above parties not occurring within this period shall be null and void.

ADOPTED by roll call vote this 1/ day of

ATTEST:

CLERK COUNT Y'BOARD HMAN

RECONVEYANCE 02-14-008 02-14-009 RESOLUTION 0813310

WHEREAS, Pursuant to this program, the County of Kankakee, as Trustee for the Taxing Districts, has acquired an interest in the following described real estate:

PEMBROKE TOWNSHIP

PERMANENT PARCEL NUMBER: 10-19-17-200-013

As described in certificates(s) :2009-00608 sold November 2010 and it appearing to the Finance Committee that it would be to the best interest of the County to dispose of its interest in said property.

WHEREAS, Trenton Harrison, has bid $1,280.11 for the County's interest, such bid having been presented to the Finance Committee at the same time it having been determined by the Finance Committee and the Agent for the County, Joseph E. Meyer, that the County shall receive from such bid $836.30 as a return for its certificate(s) of purchase. The County Clerk shall receive $13.70 for cancellation of Certificate(s) and to reimburse the revolving account the charges advanced from this account, the auctioneer shall receive $12.00 for his services and the Recorder of Deeds shall receive $37.00 for recording. The remainder is the amount due the Agent under his contract for services. The total paid by purchaser is $1,280.11.

THEREFORE, your Finance Committee recommends the adoption of the following resolution:

BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNTY BOARD OF KANKAKEE COUNTY, ILLINOIS, that the Chairman of the Board of Kankakee County, Illinois, be authorized to execute a deed of conveyance of the County's interest or authorize the cancellation of the appropriate Certificate(s) of Purchase, as the case may be, on the above described real estate for the sum of $836.30 to be paid to the Treasurer of Kankakee County Illinois, to be disbursed according to law. This resolution to be effective for sixty (60) days from this date and any transaction between the above parties not occurring within this period shall be null and void.

ADOPTED by roll call vote this 1/ day of f.Z1 , tO I

ATTEST:

CLERK COUNTY BOARD CHAIRMA

SALE TO NEW OWNER 02-14-009 02-14O1O. RESOLUTION 0813370 Ill UI 110 10111 lU 111111110 WHEREAS, The County of Kankakee, as Trustee for the Taxing Districts, has undertaken a program to collect delinquent taxes and to perfect titles to real property in cases in which the taxes on such real property have not been paid, pursuant to 35ILCS 200/21-90, and

WHEREAS, Pursuant to this program, the County of Kankakee, as Trustee fOr the Taxing Districts, has acquired an interest in the following described real estate:

PEMBROKE TOWNSHIP

PERMANENT PARCEL NUMBER: 10-20-18-304-016

As described in certificates(s) :2009-00856 sold November 2010 and it appearing to the Finance Committee that it would be to the best interest of thá County to dispose of its interest in said property.

WHEREAS, Trenton Harrison, has bid $1,078.11 for the County's interest, such bid having been presented to the Finance Committee at the same time it having been determined by the Finance Committee and the Agent for the County, Joseph E. Meyer, that the County shall receive from such bid $630.78 as a return for its certificate(s) of purchase. The County Clerk shall receive $19.22 for cancellation of Certificate(s) and to reimburse the revolving account the charges advanced from this account, the auctioneer shall receive $10.00 for his services and the Recorder of Deeds shall receive $37.00 for recording. The remainder is the amount due the Agent under his contract for services. The total paid by purchaser is $1,078.11.

THEREFORE, your Finance Committee recommends the adoption of the following resolution

BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNTY BOARD OF KANKAKEE COUNTY, ILLINOIS, that the Chairman of the Board of Kankakee County, Illinois, be authorized to execute a deed of conveyance of the County's interest or authorize the cancellation of the appropriate Certificate(s) of Purchase, as the case may be, on the above described real estate for the sum of $630.78 to be paid to the Treasurer of Kankakee County Illinois, to be disbursed according to law. This resolution to be effective for sixty (60) days from this date and any transaction between the above parties not occurring within this period shall be null and void.

ADOPTED by roll call vote this // day of , 20 / y

ATTEST:

CLERK COUNTY BOARD CHAIRMAN

SALE TO NEW OWNER [s)5IJ[i 02-14-011 RESOLUTION 0813243 ID DI IIDIDIII I DIIIII DI II

WHEREAS, The County of Kankakee, as Trustee for the Taxing Districts, has undertaken a program to collect delinquent taxes, and to perfect titles to real property in cases in which the taxes on such real property have not been paid pursuant to 35 ILCS 200/21-90, and

WHEREAS, Pursuant to this program, the County of Kankakee, as Trustee for the Taxing Districts, has acquired an interest in the following described real estate:

OTTO TOWNSHIP

PERMANENT PARCEL NUMBER: 13-16-25-401-008

Commonly known as: 1-57 CHEBANSE, IL 60922 and it appearing to the Finance Committee that the purchaser Paul G Bunyon, has defaulted on the contract.

Of the total amount due of $4,582.00, the purchaser has only paid $1,000.00. After several attempts to collect the balance, the Finance Committee feels that the above mentioned party has defaulted on the contract and the funds collected should be disbursed.

THEREFORE,your Finance Committee recommends the adoption of the following resolution:

BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNTY BOARD OF KANKAKEE COUNTY, ILLINOIS, that the contract to purchase with the above purchaser is hereby cancelled and the funds are to be disbursed as, follows:

$59.36 to be paid to the County Clerk to reimburse the revolving account for the charges advanced from this account, $256.09 is to be paid to the Agent for his services under his contract and the balance, $684.55, shall be paid to the Treasurer of Kankakee County, Illinois, to be disbursed according to law. This resolution to be effective for sixty (60) days from this date and any transaction between the above parties not occurring within this period shall be null and void.

ADOPTED by roll call vote this / ( day of J/14

ATTEST:

CLERK COUNTY BOARD CHAIRMAN

DEFAULTED SALE 02-14-011 02-14-012 RESOLUTION 0813284 Ill III IID lviii IIIIlIilI Ill

WHEREAS, Pursuant to this program, the County of Kankakee, as Trustee for the Taxing Districts, has acquired an interest in the following described real estate:

PEMBROKE TOWNSHIP

PERMANENT PARCEL NUMBER: 10-19-12-301-022

Commonly known as: E. 18405 RD. (POPLAR) ST ANNE, IL 60964 and it appearing to the Finance Committee that the purchaser Latricsha K Crite, has defaulted on the contract.

Of the total amount due of $1,653.00, the purchaser has only paid $660.00. After several attempts to collect the balance, the Finance Committee feels that the above mentioned party has defaulted on the contract and the funds collected should be disbursed.

THEREFORE, your Finance Committee recommends the adoption of the following resolution:

BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNTY BOARD OF KANKAKEE COUNTY, ILLINOIS, that the contract to purchase with the above purchaser is hereby cancelled and the funds are to be disbursed as follows:

$36.36 to be paid to the. County Clerk to reimburse the revolving account for the charges advanced from this account, $171.11 is to be paid to the Agent for his services under his contract and the balance, $452.53, shall be paid to the Treasurer of Kankakee County, Illinois, to be disbursed according to law. This resolution to be effective for sixty (60) days from this date and any transaction between the above parties not occurring within this period shall be null and void.

ADOPTED by roll call vote this If day of /14 c2—z-z_-t , '—O /

ATTEST:

CLERK COUNTY BOARD CHAIRMAN

DEFAULTED SALE 02-14-012 02-14-013 RESOLUTION 0813291 lu DI IIDIHhII IIIIIU II 10

WHEREAS, Pursuant to this program, the County of Kankakee, as Trustee for the Taxing Districts, has acquired an interest in the following described real estate:

PEMBROKE TOWNSHIP

PERMANENT PARCEL NUMBER: 10-19-14-400-017

Commonly known as: S. 15500E RD. ST ANNE, IL 60964 and it appearing to the Finance Committee that the purchaser Phyllis Sirovy, has defaulted on the contract.

Of the total amount due of $2,259.00, the purchaser has only paid $659.00. After several attempts to collect the balance, the Finance Committee feels that the above mentioned party has defaulted on the contract and the funds collected should be disbursed.

THEREFORE,' your Finance Committee recommends the adoption of the following resolution:

BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNTY BOARD OF KANKAKEE COUNTY, ILLINOIS, that the contract to purchase with the above purchaser is hereby cancelled and the funds are to be disbursed as follows:

$24.86 to be paid to the County Clerk to reimburse the revolving account for the charges advanced from this account, $170.83 is to be paid to the Agent for his services under his contract and the balance, $463.31, shall be paid to the Treasurer of Kankakee County, Illinois, to be disbursed according to law. This resolution to be effective for sixty (60) days from this date and any transaction between the above parties not occurring within this period shall be null and void.

ADOPTED by roll call vote this I / day of /'14 , 2O / 1/

ATTEST:

CLERK COUNTY BOARD CHAIRMAN

DEFAULTED SALE 02-14-013 $

$ General Fund Year End Balances 6,000,000

5,000 ,000 1

Fiscal Years I I LpievJ jo se qse uo!!sod 0

I Resolution # 2014-03-11-28

Resolution of the County Board of Kankakee County, Illinois

RE: RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING KANKAKEE COUNTY TO PURCHASE REAL ESTATE FOR A NEW ANIMAL CONTROL FACILITY

WHEREAS, Kankakee County would benefit from purchasing property in order to house, care and treat animals within Kankakee County, Illinois since the current facility has become too small and outdated; and,

WHEREAS, at the Community Services Committee Meeting of February 25, 2014 after discussion and consideration the committee recommends purchasing property at 3583 S. Route 45/52 in Kankakee, for a new Animal Control facility with the purchase price of $85,000; and,

WHEREAS, said property to be purchased is commonly described as 3583 S. Route 45/52, Kankäkee, Illinois and legally described as "The South Half of the North Half of the North Half of the Northwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 20, Township 30North, Range 13 West of the Second Principal Meridian situated in Kankakee County, Illinois, containing 5 acres, more or less" with a Property Index Number of: (13)17-20-300-002; and,

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the County Board, that the County Board Chairman or his designee is hereby authorized for up to and including $85,000 dollars to execute a real estate purchase contract and pertinent closing documents for the property commonly described as 3583 S. Route 45/52 to relocate the Kankakee County Animal Control.

ADOPTED and PASSED this 11th day of March, 2014.

Michael Bossert, County Board Chairman

ATTEST:

Bruce Clark, County Clerk STATE OF ILLINOIS KANKAKEE COUNTY

February 20, 2014

Mr. Chairman and Members of the County Board:

Your committee on County Claims would beg leave to report that they have examined the following claims presented and recommend payment and the Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to issue orders to the several claimants, payable out of the funds as follows:

HIGHWAY FUND 267,337.57 ALL OTHER FUNDS 724,996.71 TOTAL FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY 2014 $ 992,334.28

ALL OF WHICH IS RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED:

Mr. Stauffenberg Mr. Tripp (7 Mr. LaGesse Mr. Vickery

Mr. Dodge Mr. Waiñ'gton

MEnz_-r. Ms. Webber

//j - Id Mr. Mulcahy Mr. Whitis

Mr. Olthoff Mr. Bossert

A/'Llw/ Mr. Sirois Mr. Hess STATE OF ILLINOIS KANKAKEE COUNTY

February 20, 2014

Mr. Chairman and Members of the County Board:

GENERAL FUND 2,841,215.10 ALL OTHER FUNDS 3,855,062.20 TOTAL FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY 2014 $ 6,696,277.30

ALL OF WHICH IS RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED:

Mr. Stauffenberg

Mr. LaGesse K- Mr. Dodge YAt1TjI(.1i

n,4,d MEnz7 Ms. Webber

A,. -~~ AD' Mr. Mulcahy Whitis

Mr. Olthoff Mr. Bosert

Mr. Sirois Mr. Hess January 2014 Claims Summary 3-Month Comparison

I November, 2013

Highway Fund 234,278.52 Highway Funds Total 1,829,487.76 Highway Other Funds 1,595,209.24 Less Account Transfers 1,200,000.00 Total Highway 1,829,487.76 Total GF Expenditures 629,487.76

General Fund 2,524,598.66 General Fund Total 2,524,598.66 Special Funds 4,127,702.39 Less Account Transfers 875,000.00 Total Funds 6,652,301.05 Total GF Expenditures 1,649,598.66

Total November Claims 8,481,788.81 Special Funds Total 4,127,702.39 Less Account Transfers - Total SF Expenditures 4,127,702.39

December, 2013

Highway Fund 303,866.28 Highway Funds Total 387,996.12 Highway Other Funds 84,129.84 Less Account Transfers -

Total Highway 1 387,996.12 Total GF Expenditures 387,996.12

General Fund 2,475,111.21 General Fund Total 2,475,111.21 Special Funds 6,281,706.11 Less Account Transfers 925,000.00 Total Funds 8,756,817.32 Total GF Expenditures 1,550,111.21

Total December Claims 9,144,813.44 Special Funds Total 6,281,706.11 Less Account Transfers 1,244,928.78 Total SF Expenditures 5,036,777.33

January, 2014

Highway Fund 267,337.57 Highway Funds Total 992,334.28 Highway Other-Funds— 724;996:71 Total Highway 992,334.28 Total GF Expenditures 742,334.28

General Fund 2,841,215.10 General Fund Total 2,841,215.10 Special Funds 3,855,062.20 Less Account Transfers 1,130,000.00 Total Funds 6,696,277.30 Total GE Expenditures 1,711,215.10

Total January Claims 7,688,611.58 Special Funds Total 3,855,062.20 Less Account Transfers 103,280.58 Total SF Expenditures 3,751,781.62 January 2014 Claims Summary 3-Year Comparison

January, 2012

Highway Fund 168,120.64 Highway Funds Total 293,630.49 Highway Other Funds 125,509.85 Less Account Transfers - Total Highway 293,630.49 Total Gf Expenditures 293,630.49

General Fund 1,333,603.40 General Fund Total 1,333,603.40 Special Funds 3,750,950.13 Less Account Transfers - Total Funds 5,084,553.53 Total Gf Expenditures 1,333,603.40

Total January Claims 5,378,184.02 Special Funds Total 3,750,950.13 Less Account Transfers 28,885.83 Total Sf Expenditures 3,722,064.30

January, 2013

Highway Fund 201,166.37 Highway Funds Total 440,08275 Highway Other Funds 238,916.38 Less Account Transfers 6,592.82 Total Highway 440,082.75 Total Gf Expenditures 433,489.93

General Fund 2,105,477.66 General Fund Total 2,105,477.66 Special Funds 3,827,498.77 Less Account Transfers 740,000.00 Total Funds 5,932,976.43 Total Gf Expenditures 1,365,477.66

Total January Claims 6,373,059.18 Special Funds Total 3,827,498.77 Less Account Transfers 22,985.00 Total Sf Expenditures 3,804,513.77

January, 2014

Highway Fund 267,337.57 Highway Funds Total 992,334.28 ------Highway-0therF-urds LessAcount-Transfers 25O;00O:OO Total Highway 992,334.28 Total Gf Expenditures 742,334.28

General Fund 2,841,215.10 General Fund Total 2,841,215.10 Special Funds 3,855,062.20 Less Account Transfers 1,130,000.00 Total Funds 6,696,277.30 Total Gf Expenditures 1,711,215.10

Total January Claims 7,688,611.58 Special Funds Total 3,855,062.20 Less Account Transfers 103,280.58 Total Sf Expenditures 3,751,781.62 Jan16,2014 Page COUNTY ! HWAY FUND 10:34 am I Check Register

Check Net Number Date Vendor Name Discounts Amount

24420 01/16/14 3M 3M 0.00 931.50 24421 01/16/14 ABETTER A BETTER ANSWER 0.00 207.95 24422 01/16/14 B&B B&B PUBLISHING, INC. 0.00 156.98 24423 01/16/14 BLAINS BLAIN'S FARM & FLEET/GEMB 0.00 84.30 24424 01/16/14 BROADUS BROADUS OIL CORP. OF ILLINOIS 0.00 22763.16 24425 01/16/14 BROWN BROWN TRAFFIC PRODUCTS, INC. 0.00 1700.00 24426 01/16/14 BULK BULK MASTER, INC. 0.00 149.80 24427 01/16/14 COMCASTCBL COMCAST CABLE 0.00 383.68 24428 01/16/14 COMMED COMMONWEALTH EDISON 0.00 2824.87 24429 01/16/14 GIRARD GIRARD ELECTRIC,INC. 0.00 42.88 24430 01/16,14: HAMENDE HAMENDE SEWER CLEANING 7 REPAIR 0.00 100.00 24431 01/16/14 HERITAGEFS HERITAGE FS, INC. 0.00 26791.01 24432 01/16/141 lACE ILLINOIS ASSOCIATION 0.00 999.33 24433 01/16/14 ILGISA ILLINOIS GIS ASSOCIATION 0.00 50.00 24434 01/16/14 KKK SANITARY KANKAKEE SANITARY/A&J 0.00 150.67 24435 01/16/14 LOWES LOWES BUSINESS ACCOUNT 0.00 673.29 24436 01/16/14 MARTINWHAL MARTIN WHALEN OFFICE 0.00 83.28 24437 01/16/14 MENARDS MENARDS 0.00 255.13 24438 01/16/14 MIRION MIRION TECHNOLOGIES (GDS) INC. 0.00 1052.16 24439 01/16/14 NICOR NICOR GAS 0.00 1563.07 24440 01/16/14 ORKINIKKK ORKIN 0.00 95.00 24441 01/16/14 OUTSEN OUTSEN ELECTRIC, INC. 0.00 607.58

24442 01/16/14 I PAYCHEX PAYCHEX OF NEW YORK, LLC 0.00 987.66 24443 01/16/14 UPS UPS 0.00 23.50 24444 01/16/14 VANGUARD VANGUARD ENERGY SERVICES, LLC 0.00 1199.04 24445 01/16/14 VERIZON VERIZON WIRELESS 0.00 187.33 24446 01/16/14 VISA VISA 0.00 438.13 24447 01/16/14 WALMART WALMART COMMUNITY 0.00 27.88

Report Total 0.00 64529.18

001 ) yk do ~0!1- il,v Jan 23,2014. COUNTY I-"9WAY FUND. Page 2:30 pm Check Register

Check Net Number Date Vendor Name Discounts Amount

24448 01/23/14 A1RAICHE A-I RAICHE LOCKSMITH 0.00 4.50 24449 01/23/14 AIL AQUA ILLINOIS, INC. 0.00 305.93 24450 01/23/14 ALLPOWER ALL POWER EQUIPMENT 0.00 75.05 24451 01/23/14 BEAUPRE BEAUPRE' S INC. 0.00 46.50 24452 01/23/14 BSI BOURBONNAIS SUPPLY, INC. 0.00 759.44 24453 01/23/14 BUMPER RT#50 BUMPER TO. BUMPER 1 0.00 981.43 24454 01/23/14 CARSMART KEVIN BOICKEN DBA/CARSMART OF BRA 0.00 465.00 24455 01/23/14 CHICAGOINT CHICAGO INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS 0.00 3949.95 24456 01/23/14 COURT COURT STREET FORD, INC. 0.00 124.02 24457 01/23/14 DANS DANS LIFT CO. 0.00 99.11 24458 01/23/14 FLEETPRIDE FLEETPRIDE 0.00 114.20 24459 01/23/14 HICKS HICKSGAS KANKAKEE, INC. 0.00 24.00 24460 01/23/14 HOSE HOSE HEADQUARTERS INC. 0.00 315.08 24461 01/23/14 JESTON JESTON CLEANING COMPANY 0.00 591.00 24462 01/23/14 JOHNDEERE JOHN DEERE FINANCIAL 0.00 1854.25 24463 01/23/14 KKKACE KANKAKEE ACE HARDWARE 0.00 11.85 24464 01/23/14 KKKCOSFIERIFF Kankakee County Sheriffs Office 0.00 487.55 24465 01/23/14 MARQUIE MARQUIE & LAMBERT 0.00 255.29 24466 01/23/14 MERCON MERCON SUPPLY 0.00 441.08 24467 01/23/14 MICKEY MICKEY'S LINEN 0.00 428.65 24468 01/23/14 MONROE MONROE TRUCK EQUIPMENT, INC. 0.00 484.45 24469 01/23/14 PITNEY PITNEY BOWES 0.00 145.00 24470 01/23/14 RELADYNE RELADYNE, LLC 0.00 3281.32 24471 01/23/14 ROGERSSUP ROGERS SUPPLY INC. 0.00 65.89 24472 01/23/14 ROY ROY BROTHERS, INC. 0.00 180.50 24473 01/23/14 SNAPON SNAP-ON INDUSTRIAL 0.00 948.05 24474 0 1/23/14 STOLLER STOLLER INTERNATIONAL 0.00 117.35 24475 01/23/14 TROXLER TROXLER ELECTRONICS 0.00 419.00 24476 01/23/14 VANGUARD VANGUARD ENERGY SERVICES, LLC 0.00 2274.12 24477 01/23/14 WESTERN WESTERN REMAC INC. 0.00 570.91

Report Total 0.00 19820.47

0" " .7" Z . 7, 1 ~ ~ i 4 M0 /FwI Ja16, 2014 COUNTY MOT( UEL TAX;FUND Page 1 9:19 am Check Register

Check Net Number Date Vendor Name Discounts Amount

2214 01/16/14 CARGILL CARGILL INCORPORATED 0.00 48215.53 2215 01/16/14 PRAIRIE PRAIRIE MATERIAL SALES INC. 0.00 1669.08

Report Total 0.00 49884.61

yl)/j Jan 162014 MCOUNTY:MOTUEL TAX FUND Pace 1• 10:06 am Check Register

Check Vendor! Invoice Amount Net Number Date Invoice # Amount Paid Credits Discounts Amount

2216 01/16/14 KKKTREAS KANKAKEE CO. TREASURER PYRL REHAB DEC 70539.70 70539.70 0.00 0.00 70539.70 PYRLREIMBNOV 118256.31 118256.31 0.00 0.00 118256.31

Check Total 188796.01 0.00 0.00 188796.01

Report Total 188796.01 0.00 0.00 188796.01

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Jan'16, 2014 COUNTY. MOTC UEL TAX FUND ,___ Page 10:12 am I Check Register Check Net Number Date Vendor Name Discounts Amount 2217 01/16/14 TREASURERJL TREASURER, STATE OF ILLINOIS 0.00 0.55

Report Total 0.00 0.55

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I oor"f Jan 16, 2014 COUNTY DGE FUND Page 1 10:25 am Check Register Check Net Number Date Vendor Name Discounts Amount 2562 01/16/14 KKKVALLEY KANKAKEE VALLEY CONSTR. 0.00 198155.47

Report Total 0.00 198155.47 Jan16,2014 TOWNSHIP - MOT=FUEL•TAX FUND Page. 1 10:21 am Check Register

Check - I Net Number Date Vendor Name Discounts Amount 2165 01/16/14 MORTON MORTON SALT 0.00 18613.83 2166 01/16/14 TOBEYS TOBEY'S CONSTRUCTION 0.00 434.16

Report Total 0.00 19047.99 Payroll from December 1-31, 2013

11 FILE# NAME P1" "P2" "73" 9 74" BOARD COMMITTEE LABOR WASTE Travel MEETING MEETING NEGOTI MANAGE Mileage 610017 BOSSERT, M 610090 BYRNE,J 1 3 610084 DODGE, R 1 3 55.09 610098 EINFELDT, S 1 1.13 610085 ELLINGTON-SNIPES, F 1 1 2.26 610066 ENZ, L 1 3 8.48 610086 FLETI, D 1 2 50.85 610016 HESS, R. 1 9 324.31 610092 HILDEBRAND, M 1 2 11.87 610093 HOWARD, J 1 2 610032 JAMES, S 1 4 39.55 610035 LAGESSE, M. 1 5 13.56 610018 LIEHR, S 1 2 13.56 610076 MCCONNEL, P 1 2 17.52 610077 MULCAHY, M 1 4 610011 OLTHOFF,W 1 2 27.12 610075 POLK, P 1 3 610095 REID, R 1 1 24.86 610091 SIROIS,T 1 2 50.85 610089 SKUTT, J 0 610053 STAUFFENBERG, J 1 3 55.37 610073 THOLEN, C 1 1 15.82 610028 TRIPP,J. 1 5 20.34 610012 VICKERY, C. 1 5 88.14 610020 WASHINGTON, G 1 5 25.43 610097 WEBBER, C _1_ 18.08 610096 WHEELER, A 1 2 ___

--6-10068 WHITIS-M— -- 1--- --2777-T --- 13:56 26 73 0 0 877.73

Total Meetings Total Pay $7,326.00 Add Mileage Amount $ 877.73 GRAND TOTAL $8,203.73 Kockohco Cormty flocnoc DopoNmor,, KO2IIOIcOO Cormly Fbococr, Dop.rlmrol CFockNoccch, Roi46or - Claim Conooiom Roporl Chock/Voccohor Rogirror - ClaimC0000iclm Roperr 0027. 12 Fommlc 12-681011 0028- I3Fomoclo 13-68101I From 111/2014 Through 1/31/2014 From 1/1/2014 Through 1/31/2014

Chock Ncmchcr Vcodor N4oro Tronocoo Doocriplioo Chock Amoco Chock Ncoobcr Voodoo Nocoo Tr0000clion Dororip000 Clock Amoco

0074365 KANEAXEE COMMUNITY COLL.. DECEMBER 2013 K) & LIV TITLE I REIMB 1463.42 0074284 FUTURES UNLIMITED. INC DECEMBER 2013 FUTURES EXPENSE REIMB 3320.49

101010074365 1 461 42 Tom] 0074284 - - - - - - - - - - - 3,32049 -

0074288 ORUNDY LIVINGSTON KANXAX... JANUARY 2014 WIA ADMIN PREPAID 18 . 270.37 TotaJ 0027 . 12 Foroocic 1,463.42 12.601011 104610074280 18.270.37

0074293 JOLIET JUNIOR COLLEGE DECEMBER 2013 CC TTIU/ I EXPENSE REIMB 9872.02 XILIET JUNIOR COLLEGE DECEMBER 2013 TYA EXPENSE REIMB 9.91635

Told 0074293 19,789.37

0074296 KANKAXEE COMMUNITY COLL... DECEMBER 2013 YPS REIMB 12 . 449,40

Told 0074296 12,449.40

0074 365 KANKJcXEI/ COIuOftJNITY COLL.. DECEMBER 2013K) & LIV TITLE I REIMB 46,833.40

104610074365 46,833.40

0071366 KANKAXJ/E COMMUNITY COLL... DECEMBER 2013 LIV YOUTH SUB REIMB 1,871.16

104610074366 1.87 1.16

Total 0028. IS Forocl 102333.19 13681011 0

ldr 61411 120116 P61 Iccoc 11414 4604 16661 P.: I D

C—ty Flown. D.p00nm KnI1 Com,ly Fln Dpt64 C1Vo1c R00 - Clm C—invc Rpofl QkVo.ch RiW, . CI Co.ittm Rt 0038- I Rapid Rpo 12.651011 0039-131160 13-671011 Fnm 1/1/2014 1/31/2014 Froca 1/1/2014 Through 1/31/2014 II

Chock N—ber Vendor Nmc Trc6o Dñption Cbod ArnOm Check Nmb \56.d., 1lam Trm,,tioa Description Check Aou

0074364 KANKAXEEC06OI1JNFrYC0LL.. DECEMBER 2013 1 REIMB 955.23 0074367 KANXAJ(EE C06EMIJNY CaLL.. DECEMBER 2013 0W 3460 RJ/000 475.03

Total 0074364 955.23 To64 0074567 475.03

To64 0038. 16 Rapid 935.23 To1l 0039- 133460 475.03 Rcpouc 12-631011 13-671011

Vl4/I4 Kk4k Ciy Dp,r00.m Kankakee Comly Finance Dp.09nnt CIckNoh, Rgi - 1im, Corrunince R,n ck/och Rci09 - Cbüm Commi R4Von 075.USPHlF ll0- General Fund

Foml/IG0I4 Through lI3l/7Ol4 From Ifl/20l4Thmu9hli3lt20l4 - - - -

Check Nmb Vcncbr Name Transaction DescripLiDn Check Amrnm - - - Check Number V.W. Nm4 Truno,action Description C16 Amou

0074312 - WALSHPIOTERSONLLP - DECEMBER2OI3 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES . 5443.75 0074246 AT TMOBILITY ACCT . (II/2I/l3.I2tlO/l3).PROBATION 111.60 - -- - CIRCIJITCLERK

10141 0074246 11260 101410074312 5.443.75 0074395 AT TMOI3ILITY ACCT . (I2123I13-I/22i14).SHERIFF 45.55

To141 073. hIS Pojoo 5.4.43.75 Total 0074398 . 45.55 Fond 0074094 AT&T ACCT.______(Il/I7/l3-12116/13) 000

ToOl 0074094 0,00

0074007 AC FORMS #10 WINDOW ENVELOPES - TREASURER 16930

Tol 0074087 169.50

0074315 AFLAC PREMIUM HOLDING ORG ID JANUARY 2014 PREMIUM 12614.38

To1o10074315 12614.58

0074088 All. ACCT I (11/14113. 1 VI 2/13) - OLD 1122.50 JAIL

mIni 0074053 1122.50

0074259 All. ACCT. (11/26/13-12127113) - 175.07 MORO1E

ToI 0074259 175.07

0074261 All. ACCT (11G6113-12F27/i3)- 77.50 MORGUb

Tom] 0074261 7750

0074262 All. ACCT. (11/26/13.1 2127113)- 3000 PUBLII.. SAJ±

ToOl 0074262 50.00

0974263 AIL ACCT. (11/26/13-12n7113) - 77.50 PUBLIC SAJLIS

Total 0074263 7750

0074264 All. ACCT (I i/26(l3.121261131 NEW 2.78585 lAO.

Total 0074264 2.70583

0074263 An. ACCT (I 1126f13-12127/13) - NEW 2620.74 JAIL

Total 0074265 2620.74

0074266 An. ACCI. (11/26153-1 Z/27/13) - NEW 2405.00 jAil.

VI&l4 I2.0l-46I%I p..5 4itvII 0434600 KonIokoo Coomty Fb.0000 Dop.Ro,00m Kookoko. Coont flnonoo Dopornoomt ChookNoochoo 11401oo - Cloim, C0000illoo Ropool O000k/Voochoo Rop6800 - Cloüoo Commi0co Report !I0-G00000lFund !I0-Ocom1Food Foom 1/112014 Th000gb 112112014 F,om 1/1/2014 Thmogh 1/31/2014

Chock Nmboo Vcndm Natne - Tr000006 l000p000 02006 A000014 Chock Ncmo&o Voodoo N0000 Tcu0000lioo Oococip600 Cl20ok Ammo,

Tom] 0074266 £403.09 0074269 AQUA IL ACCT. (11/27/13-12/30/13). NEW 48,82 lAlt 0074271 Alt ACCI, (11/26/13-12/27/13) - NEW 1928.47 JAS. 101010074269 48,02

Total 0074271 1928.47 0074270 AQUA IL ACCT (I l/27115-12/30113) - NEW 18,87 JAIL 0074272 All, ACC'F. (II/26/13-12126/!3)-NEW 1,938.33 IAn, Tool 0074270 18.87

Total 0074272 6074267 AQUA ILLINOIS ACCT. (11126113-12127/13). 17507 PUBIJCSAN! F 0074276 ANDREW 64 RAYETON (12112113) MEALRE!MBITRANSFORT.SIIERWF 22839 Total 0074267 17307 101010074276 228.79 0071316 AQUA ILLINOIS. INC. ACCT. (1215113-1/8114) - ADMIN 405.73 0074089 AQUA ACCT (11114/13-12112/13) - 172.50 COURThOIJS6 Total 8974)16 405.73

101010074089 172.50 0974317 AQIJAITITNOIS, INC. ACCT I (I2/5/l)-I/8/14)- 2805 TREAS/J,thR 0074090 AQUA ACCT. (I I/14113-!2f12/13) - ANNEX 30,00 101010074317 2803 Toth! 8974090 70.00 6074318 AQUA ILLINOIS. INC. ACCT (12111!3-l/S/13)-VAC 3942 0074891 AQUA ACCI. (lI/!4/13-12/!2/l3)-OLD 790.00 JAIL Tom[ 00743!8 53.42

101010074091 790195 8974290 AROmI IIATCH REFUND INS P1.41 FOR DEFERRED COMP 10.00

0074092 AQUA ACCT. (11/14/13-12/12/13) - OLD 2,642.50 1010(0974290 4000 JAIL 0074097 AT&T ACC1. (ll/17/l).!2/16/13) 747.61 101010074002 2.64250 101010074097 737.61 0074260 AQUA ACCT (11/26/13-12/27/13) . 130.97 I'L00LlCSAi-l1! S 0074189 AT&T ACCT. (11/17/13-12/16/13) 770.79

101010074260 130.97 T010I 8974189 77079

0074260 AQUA ACCT. (II/26113-12127/13)- NEW 1,867.85 0074193 AT&T ACCT I (I1/25/13-12/24/13( 3,028.64 JAIL T-10074193 3,02884 101010074268 1.867.98 0074325 AT&T ACCT. (12117/13.I/16/14) 74147 0074319 AQUA ACCI. (1213/l3-I/8/14) - 37.62 Total 0074325 74347

101010074319 37.62 0074328 AT&T ACCT. (12/17/13.!/16/!4( 759.96

0074320 AQUA ACCI. (12/5/13-1/R/14). ADMIN 22089 Tool 0074328 739.96

101010074320 22000 0074179 AT&T LONG DISTANCE CORPID (11114/13-12113/13) LONG 3,29113 DISTANCF-SERVICE 0074321 AQUA ACCT. (1215/13-I/5114) - VAC 49,33 AT & I LONG DISTANCE CORPD BAN , OUTSTANDING 298.00

101010074321 43.33 Tool 0074179 3,58913 tOVI4'I4 129L440%l m001'lt,tI 201400,4 P.g.:I Konkokoc Cerorly rocoon Dcp.rmrord Kooloclom Cormly Fbrocroo Dqr.rrrnrorr Chock oochcr Rciorcr - Coom0000 Cloimo Ioc Chock Vocrotror Romor - Cloom C0000illoo Roporl IlO - Go rocolFood 0. G1 Food From 111/2014 Throogh 1/31/2014 From 1/1/2014 liomor). 1/31/2014 -- - - - -

Chock Numbor Vendor Nnooc Troomolioc Doocriprioo Urock Ammm - - - - - - .Cbook Nmr*or VcodorNoom - - - - Tr00000tioo Doonplioo Chock Amorm

0074397 - - AT&T LONG DISTANCE -- - CORP ID (I V14113-1/13/14) LONG DISTANCE 2.94499 Tout 0074275 - - 1026.57 - SERVICE 0074322 AT&T ACCT. (12117113-I116/14) 393.34 Total 2,944 99 To.] 0074322 393.34 0074095 AT&T ACC'I (Il/17/13-I2/16/13) 73149 0074323 AT&T ACCT (12/17/13-1/16/14) 754.12 Tom] 0074095 753.49 Tcrnl 0074323 73412 0074096 AT&T ACCT (II/17/13-12/16/(3( 18349 0074324 AT&T ACCT. (I2117/13-I)16/14( 133.49 Total 0074096 183.49 Told 0071321 133.49 0074099 AT&T ACCT (11/17/13.12/16/13) 113.23 0074326 AT&T ACCT, (12/17/13-1/16/14) 115.23 Total (8)74098 113.23 Tom] 0074326 11323 0074099 AT&T ACCT (11/17/13-12/16/13) 113.23 0074327 AT&T ACCT (12117/13.I/16114) 11323 Tom] 0074099 113.23 Tout 0074327 113.23 0074101 AT&T ACCT (11/17/13-12/16113) 1.16359 0074329 AT&T ACCT. (12/17/(3-l/I6/I4) 1,192.11 Idol 9974 101 1,163.59 Tom] 0074329 1,192.11 0974102 AT&T ACCS'. (11117/13-12116113) 669.03 0074330 AT&T ACCT) (12/17/33-1/16/34) 66140 Told 0074102 669.0) Tom] 0074330 661.40 ______0074103 AT&T ACCT. (I I/17/13-12116/13( 113,23 I 0074331 AT&T ACCT (12/17/13-1116/14) 113.23 Total 0074103 113.23 Tout 0074331 113.23 0074104 AT&T ACCF (II/20/13-I2119/I3) 3.07899 0074332 AT&T ACCT (12117/13-1fl6/14) 49130 ToRI 0074104 3,878.90 Tout 0074332 492.30 0074103 AT&T ACC1'. (11/17/13.12/16/13) 492.30 0074333 AT&T ACCT (12/17/13-1/16/14) 18349 Tout 0074105 492.30 ToRI 0074333 193.49 0074106 AT&T ACCI' (11/17/13-12/16/13) 18349 0074335 AT&T ACCT (12/17/13-1/16/Il) ((323 Tom] 0074106 183 49 Toul 0074333 11323 0974108 AT&T ACCT (II/I7/13.12116/I3) 11323 0074593 ATTORNEY REGISTRATION AND.. JOANNIMAIJI DREW -2OI4DUES 34200 Told (8374(08 113.23 Tout 0074093 342.00 0974273 AT&T ACCT (11/17/13-12/16/13) -

0074109 B& B PUBLISHING ACCT PUBLICATION OF - CIRCUTI' 204.73 ToRI 0074273 393.34

(8)74274 AT&T ACCT. (Il/20/13-12/19/13)- ESDA 33.86 Tolo(0074109 204.75

Total 0074274 5386 0074197 BEAUFRES COMPLETE SERVICE - CORONER 35.00 COMPLETE SERVICE - CORONER 3067 0074275 AT&T ACCT. (1I/20/13-12/19113(-I1SOA 1020.57 BEAUFRESINC 03C3THISEMCSSIAT-SI-(ERIFF 93.56 BEAUPRES INC 04C4 BATTERY - 51(00.1W 14581

2/lull 1201:14PM Pcro:O . 014111101 looM 04m RD __- I KnIroIom Comrly FIom D.p.rlmmrs Korrlrohoo Coomly 8b,0000 Dronrrmot CIo46NmroI Rogimo, 'Cloiro, Coorroi000 Report C2o,ckNoor4ro, Rorigoo - Cloirro C0000i000 Report 110. Gorrool Fond 0- Ororornl Fool From 111/2014 Throoglr 1/3112014 From 1/1/2014 Through 1/3112014

Chock Nrmrbor Vorchor Noon Tonnroorior Descri ption Crook Anroror Chock Norotor Voodoo Noon Tronooction Description Clock Atro400

BEAUPRES INC 04CS WIPER BLADES - CORRECTIONS 33.96 Tom] 0074190 2,199,60 BEAUPRES INC 07C3 BATTERY . SHERIFF 146.21 BEAUPRES INC O9FI OOF. ROTATE TIRES. CORRECTIONS 35,00 0534243 BERNARD E RYAN DDS. PC INMATE MEDICAL CARE 71.52 BEAUPRES INC 09F2 GOT. ROTATE TIRES - CORRECTIONS 3300 BERNARD RYAN DDS. SC INMATE MEDICAL CARE 147.60 BEAUPRES INC 09F3 GOF - CORRECTIONS 33.00 BERNARD Ii RYAN DOS, SC INMATE MEDICAL CARE 175.12 HEAIJPRICS INC IOSAI GOP, ROTATE TIRES. SIIERIFF 35.00 BEAUPRES INC I IC I GOF. ROTATE TIRES - ShERIFF 35.00 Tom] 0074245 394.24 BEAUPRES INC I IC I GOF. ROTATE TIRES. TRANS SERVICE - SIIERIFF 222.16 0074337 BIPIN BIIAYAJO BEAIJPRES INC I IC II OOF. ROTATE TIRES. TRANS SERVICE. 212.70 INMATE MEDICAl. CARE 163.90 SHERIFF Total 6074337 163.90 BEAUPRES INC I ICI 2 GOP. ROTATE TIRES . SHERIFF 35.00 BEAUFRES INC I IC2 (SOT. ROTATE TIRE.S SHERIFF 35.00 . 0014199 BOB'S RUBBER STAMP OFFICE STAMPS - RECORDER 103.00 BEAUPRES INC I IC3 GOP, ROTATE TIRES. SIIERIpF 35.00 BEAUPRES INC I ICS GOP. ROTATE TIRES SI IERIFF - 35.00 To/nI 0074199 15500 BEAUPRES INC I 106 GOP. ROTATE TIRES .SI IERIFF 35.00 BEAUPRES INC IIC700F, ROTATE TIRES. TRANS SERVICIS .SIIRR5'F 222.16 0074231 BRADLEYJO'KEEFE JANUARY 2014 IIEAI.TII INSURANCE PREMIUM, 153.90 BEAUFRES INC I ICE GOT. ROTATE TIRES - SIIF.RIFF 3500 RJTIU)MENT INCENTIVE BEAUW.ES INC I ICE FRONT BRAKES, PADS. ROTORS. 5111561FF 424.66 BEAUFRESINC IIC000F. ROTATE TIRES .SIIERIFF 35.00 Total 0074231 155.80 BEAUPRES INC I ICE ROAD SERVICE. SHERIFF 9400 BEAUPRES INC I 1C9 TIRE Cl lANGE -ShERIFF 5500 0074111 BRADLEY POLICE DEPARTMENT RAPID DEPLOYMENT OT COSTS. SIUSRIFF 1.200 00 BEAUPRES INC II F2 GOF . CORRECTIONS 3S.E0 Total 0074111 BEAUPRES INC 12C1 (SOP. ROTATE TIRES. S}ffi1(U-F 3500 1.200,00 BEAUPRES INC I2CI000F. ROTATE TIRES. S}ft)RIfl 35.00 0074206 BRENDA J. GRAY CASE5 . TRANSCRIPT 266,00 BEAUPRES INC I 2C II GOP. ROTATE TIRES - ShERIFF 53.00 BEAUPRES INC 12C2 OOF. ROTATE TIRES. ShERIFF 55.00 To/nI 0074206 26600 BF.AUPRES INC I 2C3 FRONT BRAKES. PADS, ROTORS - SHERIFF 427.53 BEAUFRES INC 12C3 GOP. ROTATE TIRES. SI 1ERIFF 35.00 0074241 BRIAN RAETZ JANUARY 2014 OVERPMT ON IMRF INS DEDUCTION 050.98 BEAUPRES INC I 2C4 GOT. ROTATE TIRES. SHERIFF 35.00 BEAIJPRES INC I 2C5 ROAD SERVICE - SHERIFF 125,00 Total 0074241 650.98 BEAUPRES INC I 2C1 GOF, ROTATE TIRES. SHERIFF 55.00 BEAUPRES INC 12C8 GOF. ROTATE TIRES - SHERIFF 3305 0074413 CARA L WIII-II.ER CSR CASE TRANSCRIPT 189.00 BEAU1'RE.S INC I2C9 DOF. ROTATE TIRES - SIIERIFF 35.00 CARE L WIIEELER CSR CASE TRANSCRIPT 54.00 BEAUPRES INC ISCI ROAD SERVICE. SHERIFF 65.00 BEAUPRF.SINC IJCISGOP.ROTATETIRES.SIIERIFF 3500 To010574413 243.00 BEAUPRICS INC 13C14 GOP. ROTATE TIRES' ShERIFF 35,00 0074340 CAROMEMBER SERVICE ACCF, JAN 2014 FY 13 REWARDS (1,336A6) BEAUFRES INC 13C15 GOT, ROTATE TIRES SHERIFF 35.00 - REDEMI I ION BIIAUPRRS INC 13C4 GOP. ROTATE TIRES - SHERIFF 3500 CARDMEMBER SERVICE ACCT. BEAUPRES INC h3CS 001. ROTATE TIRES SIIERIFF 35.00 JANUARY 2014 CREDIT 18465.75 . CARD PU/(LI IAir/, BEAUPRES INC 13F2 OOF. ROTATE 'flBJ)S . uSDA 35.00 CARDMEMBER SERVICE ACCT, BEAUFRES INC 2007 CI IMPALA LIC BRAKES. 581.43 AN 2014 FYI REWARDS (1.825.73) PROBATION REDIIMT ION CARDMEMBER SERVICE ACCT. JANUARY 2014 CREDIT BEAUPRES INC ChRYSLER VAN REPL RADIATOR & WINTERIZED. 426.22 6.833,25 MIS CARD 60t4L1/ASLS CARDMEMBER SERVICE ACCT. 'AN 2011 FYI REWARDS (1,804.37) BEAUPRES INC SERVICE FOR VEEHCLE PLANNING II 28 . REDISMO' ION

Total 0074197 4,37035 CARDMEMBER SERVICE ACCT JANUARY 2014 CREDIT 12.562,30 CARD FU/ILIIAS6S 0074271 BEILWEOIER. LW PEE ASSESSMENT REVIEW' ADMIN 724.90 BELLWEI14EI1, LW FEE ASSESSMENT REVIEW. COUNTY CLERIC 2,400.90 Tool 0074540 32,694.82 BEI.I.WEI1IER. LW FEE ASSESSMENT REVIEW .N.ANNING 4,599,99 0071339 0)5 OFFICE TECHNOLOGIES ACCT = LAPTOP COMPUTER - SHERIFF 1.045,00 To/oh 6074277 7,621.90 Total 0074339 4,045,99 0074198 BENE TRAC COST. JANUARY 2014 PREMIUM 2,I99,60

rIo/lI /LOl468tI P.p:lI /002/lt'/.I1O/460M P: 11 I Km4mkro Corurly fluouru Doportorrors Koukokor Couorv Throoru D.purlmrorl Clrockoochur Rcgirscr - Clcrmu Commiticu Roporl Qrook/Voochor Rogioloc - Cloim, Cormoilico Roporl II0.GououlFund 110- Ocroccul Frood From I/I/2Ol4ThcooØr 1/31/2014 Frour 1/1/2014 Tl000gh 1/31/2014

Chock Nuochor Vendor Norm Truorclior ripIiuu Orock Amrcm Chock Nmrotcc Vcoolcc Nuroc Tmcoocrioo Dmcciprioo Chock A,crnm

0014113 CERIDIAN CUST. DECEMBER2OI3FSARENEFrr - - - 320.38 - - - COMED ACC'F. (12J10/13.I/I)/I4) - VAC 135.85 SERVI ToOl 0074345 918.92 Total 0074113 320.38 0074344 COMCASTCARLE ACCT. (I2/I5/I5-I/I4/14)- 219.85 0074114 CHARM-lOX COST 426.36 CORREC I 6JN2r SC-SS36826L - RAW JAIL To1u10074344 219.05 Tolo) 0074114 42636 0074123 COMMUNICATION REVOLVING ... ACCT COMM CHGS TIIROUOI 111/30/17 304,00 0074341 CHIEF STRATEGIES. LW JANUARY 2014 CONSULTING SERVICES 5,50000 COMMUNICATION REVOLVING ... ACCU COMM dIGS TIIROUGI 111/30/IS 734.40

Tolul 0074341 5,500.00 To14l0074l25 , 05840

0014113 CIIRJS'IlANSEN AUTO ACCT TRANS FLUID (WI if 0028311)• ADMIN 5.99 0074204 COMMUNITY SOLUTIONSGSJ L. (I0/28/I7) CASE PSYCIIO.SEXUAI. 800.00 EVALUATION ToruI0074115 5.99 ToOl 0074204 800.50 0074200 CFIRJS11ANSEN AUTO ACCT 04C5 WIPER BLADES - CORRECTIONS 35.51 CFIRISTIANSEN AUTO ACCE I CS. I 106 BATIERY PARTS - SHERIFF 74.84 0074126 CONRAD FOLYGRAPII. INCORP... (11/14/15) CASE POLYGRAPH. CIRCUTT 3(0.00 CFIR1S11ANSEN AUTO ACCI SHOP SUPPLIES - SHERIFF 566 COURT

Torul 0074200 11601 Torol 0074126 350.00

0074342 CIIR]STIANSEN AUTO ACCT SNOW BRIJSIIES- SHERIFF 47.76 0074127 CONSOLIDATED ELECTRICAL ACCF 14101FF LIGHTS. OLD JAIL 71.50

Tolul 0074542 47.76 ToroI0074l27 71,50

0074116 CINTAS CORPORATION LW. 519 ACCT UNIFORMS. ADMIN 548.41 0074279 CONSOLIDATED ElECTRICAL ACCT CASII DISCOUNT - AOMPJ (27.12) CINIAS CORPORATION LW. 519 ACCI REPLACED MATS - ANNEX 32.35 CONSOLIDATED ElECTRICAL ACCT MISC SUPPLIES- ADMIN 1,556,10 CINTAS CORPORATION LW. 319 ACCI REPLACED MATS - NEW lAS. 26.70 CINTAS CORPORATION lW. 319 ACCT REPLACED MATS -OLD JAIL 10.45 ToOl 0074279 .728,98

TothIOO74Il6 417,91 0074205 CONSULTANTS IN PATHOlOGY INMATE MEDICAL 1.6S LAAL 0074201 CITY OF KANKAKEE INMATE MEDICAL CARE 350.00 CONSULTANTS IN PATHOLOGY INMATE MEDICAL 71.41

ToM 0074201 330.00 CONSULTANTS IN PATIIOLCSSY INMATE MEDICAL 5.18 CAKE 0074202 CITY OF KANKAJ(EE INMATE MEDICAL CARE 35000 Tool 0074205 78.27 ToM 0074202 350.00 0074346 CONSULTAJ'lTS IN PATHOLOGY INMATE MEDICAL 5.73 0074343 CITY OF KANKAKEE POLICE OK.. OFFICER OT FOR OCTOBER-DECEMBER 2013(1(3 284.67 CAKE CUrE) ToOl 0074746 5.73 101010074543 284.67 0074128 COUNTY BEVERAGS COMPANY C45 COFFEE-SAD 25.00 0074203 COLONIAl. 1,153.11 BCN JANUARY 2014 PREMIUM COUNTY BSVERAGS COMPANY WATER & CC1(ILER RJ0/ITAL - SAO 35,50 COUNTY BEVERAGE COMPANY WATER - SAO 35,00 Toro10074203 1.03.11 ToloIOO74I28 95,00 0074124 COMED ACCT (II/I8/13-12120lI3)-MAINT 44.35 GARAGh 0074359 COUNTY CLERKSOOECORDERS ... (Oil/IS-I 1/30/14) ANNUAL DUES- ELECTIONS 50.00

To1o10074I24 44.35 Tub! 0074339 50.00 10/74545 COM El) ACCT. (12/I0/15-I/I3/I4)- SÃO 763.04 8074243 CYNTHIA ROGALES (I17/14-I/IW14) IN'I'ERPRETER SERVICES (17.5 HESS 383.00

:2/1414 liOl:a FM Pio: 3 10r0iI?Il ILOI.IoFM P0c:lI Kmk.ko. Cromly bmn D.p.nmoi Koolmiro. Cmmt Fbr000 Doporthront ClckNor1ohro RrgroIrr - Claim Conmollro Ropori Chock/Vouolon Rrio1rr - Cloloro Cormoiom Ropori Fm 111110- O000rnl Fond ID - Onmool Fnd l(I/2SI4Thmogh 1131/2014 From 1/1/2014 Through 1131/2014

Chock Nombor Voodoo Noon T000mcli061 Drocoipoion Chock Ao10cm Chook Nombor Voodoo Nomo Tonoocoico Doocoipolco Clock Amoco

Tom[ 0074243 38500 007453 IICOLAB AC 11[W CELLBLOC}1 sUpI'I.IEs - .092.87

0074504 CYNTHIA ROSALES (I/I4/l4-l/16/14) INTERPRETER SERVICES (11.23 FiRS) 24730 ECOLAI3 ACCT . LOCK BOXES- CORRECTIONS 16104

Total 0074304 247.50 Tom[ 0074133 1.753.91

0274595 CYNTIIIAROSAJ.ES (I/21/I4.1/23/14) INTERI'RETERSERVICES (11.25 IIRS) 247,50 0074082 ECOLAB ACCT . SOLID POWER XI..DIS}I WASISIR 48132

To10IC074395 247.50

Total0074282 481.52 0074110 DAPHNE L. BOGENSCIINEIDER NOVEMBER 2013 EARLY INTERVENTION - 975.00 PROBATION 0074354 WWARJ) S GLAZAR JR JANUARY 2014 OFFICE EXPENSES 40000

ToM 0074110 975.00 ToM 0074354 40000

0074570 DAWN L. LANDWEIIR JANUARY 2014 OFFICE EXPENSES 300.00 5074210 ELECTION CENTER IOU BLUE MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL FOR 2014. 200.00 El. DNS Total 0074370 300.00

101010074210 20000 1074347 DEARBORN NATIONAL LIFEINS GROUP/ACCT . JANUARY 2014 PREMIUM 7,711,67

0074191 E1,cIErI ZUMWALT (1 280113) FUEL FOR COUNTY VEHICLE - AI)MIN 25.00 Total 0074347 7,711.67

To1010074191 20.00 0074130 DEVNEI INC JANUARY- MARCH 2014 QUARTERLY MAINT & (2,000.00 SUPPORT- ASSESSOR 0074211 EMP OF KANKAJ(EE COUNTY. L.. INMATE MEDICAL 66.50 LERL Tocol 0074150 12.000 ,00 ENT OF KANKAKEE COUNTY. L.. _____INMATE MEDICAL 44.00 LAIth 0074200 DIGESTIVE DISEASES CONSULT... INMATE MEDICAL 4800 LA/Oh ENT OF KAE'E COUNTY. L. INMATE MEDICAL 3210 DIGESTIVE DISEASES CONSULT... INMATE MEDICAL CARE 20.33 EST OF KAS'E COUNTY. L INMATE MEDICAL DIGESTIVE DISEASES CONSULT... MIIj. CARE 6.40 66.50 (A466 DIGESTIVE DISEASES CONSULT... INMATE MEDICAL CARE 719.38 ChiP OF KANKAKEE COUNTY. L.. INMATE MEDICAL 32.20 LARL Total 0074209 812.15 FJcIP OF KANKAXEE COUNTY. L.. __ INMATE MEDICAL 94.00 0074132 DLR GROUP INC. PROJ (I I/I/13-II/30113)COJJRTS 20.051,11 LA/Oh PRE-DLhKcN STUDY T00010074211 335.40 Total 00174132 00.031,11 0074349 ElSE OF KANKAKEE COUNTY. I,... INMATE MEDICAL 82.20 0074180 DR JAMES SIMONE (10t25/I7)CASE 37500 Lb/Oh DR JAMES SIMONE (IBIS/IS. 12)13/I CRIScIINAI. 335.33 EMP OF KANKAKEE COUNTY, L.. INMATE MEDICAL 238.10 RESPONSILITY Lb/Oh DR JAMES SIMONE (12/4/IS. 12/10/IS. 12/15/13) CASE 5j)VAL 1125.00 EM? OF KANKAKEE COUNTY. L.. INMATE MEDICAL 32.20 DR JAMES SIMONE (7/22,7/23.7/29,8/4.8/6,Rfl,8/1II13) CA 1.166,67 CRIM RES Total 0074349 552.50 T-10074180 3,000.00 0074350 EUNiCE SACIIS AND ASSOCIATES PROF FEES/Si IORTIIAND REPORTER. CORRECTIONS 933.09 0074257 DR SURESH Fl WADIIWANI INMATE MEDICAL CARE 3955 101010074350 80300 Total 0074237 . 30.35 0074133 F. E. MORAN, INC. CUST W ANNUALSPRINKLER INSPECTION -NEW 1.420.00 0374299 DR. JEFFERY D. LONG (10/25/13' 10130f]3) REIMB FOR NCCIIC NAT CORN 2,099.30 JAIL Ill/ALTIICARE F. E. MORAN. INC. CU ANNUAl. SPRINKLER INSPECTION. 230,09

Total 0074299 2,093.32

_. cI&It 204:26 PU P: II 6100: 010141101:469.6 P: IS I Konlocico. County Thronco Dcp.nomnl Konkoloro County Flnonoc Doporirnoni

CkNocchop Roioor - Claim C0000iooc Romn CIrooL/Vocobor Rr8irlrr - Clolon Cocmo6lm Ropoll lIO - GonmolFrmd 110-Gml000lFund From 1/112014 Through 1/31/2014 From 111/2014 Thmopll 1/31/2014

Chock Nonbor Vendor Nomr Trooroclion Domrirnon Chock Arnorm Chock Nombor Voodoo Norm Trnn000lioo Doncriplion Clock Amoco

Total 0074135 1.65000 0074218 I-KAN REGIONAL OFFICE OF ED.., FY 2013 TRUANCY INFEEGOV AGREEMENT - 10831.50 ------NOVEMBOR2OIS_ 0874208 FABULOUS FIBER, LLC ACCT MISC COMPUTER EQUIPMENT - MIS 4,208.00 ToloI00742I8 10831.50 Torol 0874209 4,20800 0074219 1-KAN REGIONAL OFFICE OF ED... FY 2013 IRAN INTERGOV AGREEMENT - NOVEMBER 20,007.25 0074532 FEDERAL EXPRESS ACCT . P00870 PAK TO ILISCEO MARK 2629 2013 OAUSS (IlL)

10101 0074219 20,007.25 101410074352 0074221 IACCR (1/20/14-1/2 I/Il) REGIST - WINTER 60,08 0074247 GEORGE SMITH (114/14) REIMB FOR GLOVES & BIB OVERALLS CONF/SPRINGFIELD.CO CLK ADMIN Tolol007422I 60.00 Tom[ 0874247 0074222 I/ICCR (12/1/13-1 1/30/14) ANNUAL DUES - COUNTY CLERK 34500 0874278 GORDON k CAMPBELL (12J4/I3.12/18/13)CERTS INSTRUCTOR- AUXILIARY 15000 POLICE Tow) 0874222 345.00

T-1 0074278 150.10) 0074216 IACREOT (9/1/1348/31/14) ANNUAL DUES RENEWAL - 193,00 ELECTIONS 0874283 GOVERNMENT FINANCE OFFIC... (2/l/14-1/31/15) RENEWAL - 840.00 ToloIEO742I6 19500 Total 0074285 84000 0074217 DEAL ENVIRONMENTAL JOB = ASBESTOS INSPECTION 3,580.08 0074139 ORIIENLEE SUPPLY I92-BW TRIGGER SPRAYERS. ADMIN 20.40 Tolol 0074217 5580.00

Total 0074 139 20.40 0874140 IL FIRE & POLICE EQUIPMENT 382100 FECIIHEIMER PANTS - CIRCUIT COURT 10000 IL FIRE & POLICE EQUIPMENT QUARTER MASTER PURChASE - CORRECTIONS 1.008 73 0074390 GUS IL REOAS JANUARY 2014 OFFICE EXPENSES 300.00 IL FIRE & POLICE EQUIPMENT SPEAKERS- SHERIFF 371.00 IL FIRE & POLICE EQUIPMENT SWITCH CONTROLS- SHERIFF 27608 Toll) 0074390 300,00 Tore) 0074140 1,755.75 0074292 IIOMEFIELD ENERGY ACCT. (I I16/13-12/S113) - NEW JAIL 19,445.84 IIOMEFS(LD ENERGY ACCT. (II/I8/I9.121I&/13) -TREASURER 424.02 0074141 ILLINI POWER PRODUCTS CO CUST. PLANNED MAINT/NO OIL - NEW 817.00 IIOMEFIELDENERGY ACCT (lI/I8/13-12/18/13)-ADMIN 3,606.35 JAIL ILLINI POWER PRODUCTS CO COST, PLANNED MAINT/NO OIL - OLD 729.00 Total 0074292 23,476.21 JAIL ILLINI POWER PRODUCTS CO COST. PLANNED MAINT/NO OIL - PUBLIC 412,00 0074357 IIOMEFS(LD ENERGY ACCT. (12191I3'IR114)- NEW JAIL 20,575.79 SAFETY ILLINI POWER PRODUCTS CO COST. PLANNED MA/NT/NO OIL/REPL 537.87 Total 0074557 20,570.79 AIR FILILI( - AIiM/N 0074213 FIOMESTAR INSURANCE SERVI... ACCT. CONSULT FEES (I0/I/13-IJ.l3ll 5) ToloIOO74I4I 2,495.87

0074287 JAJI/IES GREENSTREET )1/R/14-I1I01I4) FIELD WORK (METRO BUS) BOORS 114.24 TothI (0742 IS TO MOMENCE

0074214 HOVE BUICK GMC 12C5 GOP. ROTATE TIRES - SHERIFF 43.95 Total 0074287 114.24 HOVE BUICK GMC ACCT I 1C3. I 106 BATTERY PARTS - 5118701FF 15.60 HOVE BUICK GMC COST 1102 GOF, WIPER BLADES - SHERIFF 74103 0074338 JAMES T. BURNS JANUARY 2014 OFFICE EXPENSES 400.102 Told 0074214 133.58 Total 0074338 400.00

0074358 HOVE BUICK OMC ACCT I 1C9 KEY & PROGRAM KEY. SHERIFF 29.82 0074142 JH2B ARCIIITECTS (10/1/13-I I/SO/IS) A/3M/N BUILDING REMODEL 6932.50 JII2B ARCHITECTS (9/1/13-10/50/13) COURTHOUSE BATHROOM 13,454.98 Total 0074358 29.82 REMODEL

: 2/1011 1001:14 PM P.lO 11 Thm 01412 ILOIIIPM Pon: II Komlmkoe Co.mty Flnooro Doportmont Konholmo Coonly Fbm000 Doportonool Clomk/Vomhor RogiBor - Cloimo Coomrirtoo Ropori OoukNoucloo Ro3iOol - COlors C0000i000 Ropon 110. Cloomol Fund 1 10. O000ool FocI From 1/1/2014 Through 1131/2014 From 1/1/2014 Through 1/31/2014

Chock Nmo Voo&,r Nomo Troosucliou Doouiptk.o Chock A- Chock Numbro Voodoo Noom Tr0000clioo Doocriplioo Clock Amo4o

Total 0074142 20,307.48 KANKAICEE SANITARY/AWl DIS.. COST. JANUARY 2014 SERVICE. NEW 941.63 JAIL 0074244 JOHN M RUCII JANUARY 2014 HEALTh INSURANCE PREMIUM. 178.84 RETIREMENT O10EMFWE Total 0074295 1,607.27

Total 0074264 178.84 0074368 KANKAKEE TANK WASH CAR WASH SOAP. SHERIFF 405,00

0074143 JOHN R. TATE ADVOCACY CENT.. OCTOBER & NOVEMBER 2013 STAFF STIPEND & 1.100,00 Tom] 0074368 405,00 WAIVERS 0074225 KANKAKEE VALLEY SUPPLY BOWLS. TEASPOONS 'CORRECTIONS 349.40 10640074143 1,100.60 KANKAKEE VALLEY SUPPLY LAUNDRY SOAP. BLEACH, SOFTENER. 963.83 CORRECTIONS 0074344 JOI.LETJUNIORCOLLEGE POWERTESTO4O - ShERIFF 8080 101010074229 1.515.25 To1o10074144 60,00 0074363 KANKJIKEE VALLEY SUPPLY LAUNDRY SOAP, BLEACH. SOFTENER. 1,305.05 0074760 JONES.ZYI.ON CO ChOCOLATE BROWN SOUP BOWLS. CORRECTIONS 664.36 CORRECTIONS KANKAKEE VALLEY SUPPLY MOP HEADS. CORRECTIONS 120.90 Told 0974360 664.16 KANKAXJ/E VALLEY SUPPLY TEASPOONS. BOUFFANT CAPS. CORRECTIONS 669.46

0074224 KJCO EMERGENCY TELEPHON.. KANCOE0.I IFITERGOV AGREEMENT- OCTOBER I 12,757.30 & Tool 0074363 NOVEMBER 2013 2096.19

0074351 KARREN S FARMER JANUARY 2014 OFFICE EXPENSES 300.00 To1oIC074224 112.737.30

Total 0074351 300,00 007446 KAN1CAKEE ACE HARDWARE INC CIJST COUPLE HOSE BARB FIPTINOS .NEW 4.74 JAIL 0074369 KC-CASA OCTOBER-DECEMBER 2013 CONTRACTUAL . 11964.73 KANKAKEE ACE I hARDWARE INC CUFF END CAP & DRAIN PLUG - OLD JAIL 7.11 SHERIFF

Total CIS74I46 11.85 Total 0074569 11,964.73

0074147 KANI(AKEE AREA YMCA DECEMBER 2013 POWER TESTS. CORRECTIONS 195.00 0074348 KIM DONALD JANUARY 2014 OFFICE EXPENSES 360.00 KANXAKEE AREA YMCA DECEMBER 2013 POWER TESTS 'SI IERIFF 465.60 Total 0074348 300.00 Total 0074147 660.60 6074402 KIRSTEN 0 STEEVES JANUARY 2014 OFFICE EXPENSES 300.00 0074361 KANKAI(EE CO CHAMBER OF C... NON-PROFIT MEMBERSHIP RENEWAl. 170,OD Total 0074402 500.00 Total 0074361 170.00 0074148 . KONE INC (12/11/13) CUFF = ELEVATOR REPAIRS. ADMII' 11,422.80 011014 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASUR.. TRANSFER FROM IPTIP ACCT TO 350,080.00 KONE INC CUST (I2/I/I3.2120/14)MAINTCOV 5,36817 CIIKINO 110.999.10122 )OIICH/

Total 011014 350.00080 Tom] 0074148 16,790.17

01 14 14A KANXAKEE COUNTY TREASUR.. TRANSFER FROM IPTIP ACCT. TO 595.000.00 0074149 LANGUAGE LINE SERVICES ACCT NOVEMBER2013 51.75 CH](ING 110.999.10122 OVER.T06h.PII/JNE INTERPRETATION

T0I0I0II4I4A 595,060.00 Tom] 0074149 51,73

012914 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASUR.. TRANSFER FROM IPTIP ACCT. TO 185000.00 0074336 LAWRENCE BEAUMONT JANUARY 2014 OFFICE EXPENSES 300.00 COKING 110.999.10121

Total 0074336 300.00 Total 012914 I83..00 0074150 LEWIS PAPER ACCT MISC PAPER (AESSMD4TS/STCICK)SS 254.85 0074295 KANKA3CEE SANITARY/A&J DIS.. CUFF. JANUARY 2014 SERVICE. ADMIN 269.94 LEWIS PAPER ACCT MISC PAPER )CIRCuFr 553.04 KANKAXEE SANITARY /AWl 010... CUFF JANUARY 2014 SERVICE. OLD 445.70 CLERKI AY) JAIL

In. VIA/Il ILOI:lufl,4 1.r:19 In: 01414 1601/tOP., P.r/do Korrlorko. Comuy Fbmno. Dopoflmnd Kimims Csssspy Fbssssr. D.psrtmorst CIk/V000lmr Rogislor - Cloi,m Commillor Romn Clnook/Vouolro Rrgrmor - CIsoos Cosooioor Rrpofl 1I0-0omsIFrsd 110- GroomS Ford From 1/112014 Thmorj. 1/31/2014 From 1/112014 Throogh 1/3112014

Umok Numb= Vomlor Norm Trsoosclimr Drmripliosr Chrok Ammo, Clmok Nroobr, Voodo, N2mo Trmmsorioo opos, ChorE Am000

T000l 0074150 057.89 Total 0074156 21,742.19

0074382 LINDSAY A PARKIIURST JANUARY 2014 OFFICE EXPENSES 30000 - - 0074372 METLIFE - GROUP JANUARY 2014 DENTAL PREMIUM - 21683.46 -- -

To3I 0074382 300.00 TolsI 0074372 21683.46

0074152 MAD PAINTS ACCT CLASSIC WIIITE PAINT -OLD JAIL 757.25 0074228 METRO INFECTIOUS DISEASE C... INMATE MEDICAL CARE 87.10 MAD PAINTS ACCT. CLASSIC SITE PAINT & FRENCH 690.71 METRO INFECTIOUS DISEASE C.. INMATE MEDICAL CARE 3505 ROAST.&I6.I) JAIL METROET IN}TCTIOUS DISEASE C... INMATE MEDICAL CARE 3505 M RO INFECTIOUS DISEASE C... INMATE MEDICAL CARE 28.35 Tout 0074 152 1.45.96 METRO INFECTIOUS DISEASE C... INMATE MEDICAL CARE 3505 METRO INFECTIOUS DISEASE C... INMATE MEDICAL CARE 75.05 0074137 MARK FRECHETTE DECEMBER 2015 MILEAGE REEVED - TREASURER 93.11 TolsI0074228 255.65 ToRI 0074137 53.11 0074298 MICHAEl. LAMMEY (1/8114) MILEAGE EXP - INTERVIEWS WMI LOCAL 10.64 0074227 MARQUIS & LAMBERT FIXED TIRE. CORONER 49.40 OFFICIALS MARQUIS & LAMBERT 9 TIRES - CORONER 783.23 - MARQUE & LAMBERT 04C4 TIRE REPAIR - SI1ERIFF 31.45 Total 0074298 1064 MARQUIS & LAMBERT IOJI MOUNT 4 TIRES. BALANCE. AlIGNMENT 84541 SHERIFF 0074283 MICHELLE PORTIN ((112)14) REIMB FOR BIG COVERALLS- ADMEN 69.05 MARQUIE & LAMBERT I IC9 TIRE REPAIR- SHERIFF 54.45 MARQUIS & LAMBERT I OCI I AIJONMENT - 011158.1FF 94.45 ToRI 0074283 69.05 MARQUEE & LAMBERT 12C5 TIRE REPAIR - SHERIFF 34.49 MARQUE & LAMBERT 12C9 MOUNT 4 TIRES. BALANCE. ALIGNMENT 751.85 0074150 MIOV/3IST FORENSIC PATH LIMI... AUTOPSY 1,025.00 51150.1FF MIDWEST FORENSIC PATH 1.1541... AUTOPSY 1,025.00 MARQUE & LAMBERT I3C I TIRE REPAIR - SHERIFF 116.38 ToRI 0074158 2,050.00 Tout 0074227 2.74 1.09 0074373 MIDWEST FORENSIC PATH LIMI... AUTOPSY 1025.00 0074155 MEDPRO WASTE DISPOSAL. LLC (11)29/13) MEDICAL WASTE REMOVAL (OVERAGE) 27589 MIDWEST FORENSIC PATH LIMI... AUTOPSY 1023.00 CORONER MIDWEST FORENSIC PATH LIMI... AUTOPSY 1.09000 MIDWEST FORENSIC PATH LIMO.. AUTOPSY 1050.00 Tout 0074133 275.00 MIDWEST FORENSIC PATH LIMI... AUTOPSY 1050.00 MIDWEST FORENSIC PAul LIMI_ AUTOPSY 1,050.00 0074155 MENARDS ACCT MISC SUPPlIES. COURT 75.27 FIENARDS ACer CERTIFICATE 02152906956 - ADMIN (17.98) To1s10074373 6,250.00 MENARDS ACCT MiSC SUPPlIES. ADMIN 5.47 MENARDS ACCT MISC SUPPLIES. ADMIN/ANNEX 31.60 5074 157 MIDWEST TRANSIT EQUIPMENT... 056.181 REPLACE SENSOR. CORRECTIONS 370.70 MIINARDS ACCT MISC SUPPLIES- ADMINRJLD JAIL 39.86 Tom[ 0074157 370.70 EOINARDS ACCT MISC SUPPLIES. 13091 COUIO MIN 0074229 MINUTEMAN PRESS JOB WINDOW RTH ADDRESS 810 ENVELOPES 98.70 MIDIAROR ACCT MISC SUPPLIES - NEW JAIL 3.17 IJUR I MENARDS ACCT MISC SUPPLIES- NEW JAIIJADMIN 39.20 MINUTEMAN PRESS JOB ENVELOPES A. 10 STATE POLICE 79.18 MEMARDS ACCT MISC SUPPLIES NEW 47.50 ICIRITI.1,ERK) JAIL.tC SE MINI.TTEMAN PRESS JOB. ORD REQ MEDIATION. INDIGENT 166.54 MENARDS ACCT MISC SUPPLIES -OLD JAIL 29.47 PARIILS/LUURD MENARDS ACCT MISC SUPPLIES- PUBLIC 19.96 NON1.TTEMAI4 PRESS JOB HWY REP ORDER-STY 662.03 SAFE) POLY FOAM CAULK - ADMEN 13.90 MENARDS ACCT SIMPLE GREEN - COURTIIOUSE 19.94 TossI 0074229 1,006.43

ToRI 0074 135 44007 0074300 MINUTEMAN PRESS JOB 1 & N 1 WINDOW 0TH ADD 194.83 ENV 0074156 METhIFE ()ROPR J DECEMBER 2013 DENTAL 21742.19 MINUTEMAN PRESS JOBII 10 Ru WINDOW ENV/SUPPORT 105.50 STA1TTS (CISC CLK)

.l,I4I4 1081 46fl1 886:11 Lbo.l1tIlllttIoroI K..k.lm, Comdy Floono. D.pndomnt KmrknIro. cermI, Flonno. D.p.nmmrr

CVoocbor Rrgror - Clriro, Comrmfloo Roporr Chrck/Vooclmr Rogioor - C/rim, Comm/Sm Ropon 10- OnomnI Fund 110- Gmmrnl Fund Froor 11I/1014Tbm99l, 1/31/2011 From 1(1/2014 Thmrr1. 1/31/2014 I

Chock Nombro Vm,dor Nor,.. Trmrorclioo Doocriplion Chock Ammo. Chock Nrmrbor Vrodo, Nor,.. Trooroorion Dmcrip.ioo Chock //moror

10010574300 290.33 NICOR GAS BILL PAYMENT CEN... ACCT. (0/l/I3-12/23I3)-MAINT (17.53) GARAGl 9074362 MFFRA KALELKAR. N-D. AUTOPSY 1,025.90 MIflO.AKALELKAR.MD AUTOPSY 1 .023.00 Total 0074302 81.90

T10074562 2,050.00 0274160 NMS LABS AUTOPSY 185.00 NMS LABS AUTOPSY 185.02 0074374 SERVICE MOMENCE BOTTLE GAS 500 GAL, PROPANE GAS FOR USE AT K) CO YO(JI1I 2,198.02 NMS LABS AUTOPSY 185.90 INFERVFS4 AGENCY WS LABS AUTOPSY 1 85.00 (-(MS LABS AUTOPSY 261.00 Tr,I.l 0074374 2198.00 NMS LABS AUTOPSY 185.00 NMS LAB S AUTOPSY 8 5.00 0074250 NCPERS. IL 2MRF US/Yr JANUARY 2014 PREMIUM .96090 (-( MS LABS AUTOPSY 23000 NMS LABS Total 0074230 1,960.00 AUTOPSY /85.00

______Total 0074160 0074301 NEW WORLD SYSTEMS PROJ. ESCROW OF 1,550.00 786.00 SOFIWAIIL SIJURLL COOL 0074579 NMS LAB S AUTOPSY 185.00 NEW WORLD SYSTEMS PROJ. 3RD PARTY SCENE PD 02,437.00 POIXILR I S NMS LABS AUTOPSY 185.00 NMS LABS AUTOPSY 185.00 NEW WORLD SYSTI/MS PROJ MOBILE ACC 32,565.00 FIELD NMS REP M/L LS IUNL LABS AUTOPSY 85.00 EMS LABS AUTOPSY 8500 NEW WORLD SYSTEMS PROJ FIRE RECORDS & 144,000.00 (-(oIS LABS MOBILL SL* I WARL AUTOPSY 1 85.00 NMS LABS AUT OPSY 03.90 NEW WORLD SYSTEMS PROJ. 3RD PARTY 1,800.02 NMS LABS EMBED/iLl) MUll/Lb Co/S SW AUTOPSY 83.50 ____ NMS LABS AUT OPSY 183.00 NIIW WORLD SYSTEMS PROJ FIRE RECORDS & 14,430,00 MOBILLMILLSIONL EMS LABS AUTOPSY 85.00 (-1005 LABS AUTOPSY 185.90 EMS LABS TothI 0074301 206.78090 AUTOPSY 185.00 NMS LABS AUTOPSY /83.00 9074375 NEWWORLDSYSTEMS PROJ TRAVELEXPFOR 1,70070 ABS AUTOPSY 85.00 MOBUJoSLRVPERS NMS LABS AUTOPSY 1 8500

Total 0074375 1,706.78 10101/9074379 2,775.00

______0074159 590)CTEL COMMUNICATIONS ACCT . (11/24/13-I 2/23/IS) - ADMEN 505.03 9074161 NORCISI/M DRUG TESTING T.SrACCT NOVEMBER 2015 JUVENILE DRUG 87.50 CT Total 0074159 515.83 NORCIIEM DRUG TESTING ACCT ~ PARTIAL (XT & NOV 2013 ADULT 331.25 DRUG ]1S 0074376 NEXIEL COM)A/NICATIONS ACCT (11/15/13.12114113) - SHERIFF 529.11 101010574161 418.75 TothI0074376 329,11 0274162 NORDKAP CONSTRUCTION REFUND OF PERMIT 10000 0074377 NEXTEL COMMUNICATIONS ACCT . (12111/13-1/10/14) - PLANNING 297.96 Total 0074162 190.00 TooI 0074377 29796 0074232 ON-LINE RADIOLOGY MEDICAL INMATE MEDICAL CARE 11.10 0074163 NEXUS - ONARGA ACADEMY CASE JUVENILE ALT PLACEMENT 8,610.90 ON-LINE RADIOLOGY MEDICAL INMATE MEDICAL CARE 123.58 ON-LINE RADIOLOGY MEDICAL INMATE MEDICAL CARE 21.50 101000074163 8,610.00 ' 014-LINE RADIOLOGY MEDICAL INMATE MEDICAL CARE 31.33 ON-LINE RADIOLOGY MEDICAL INMATE MEDICAL CARE 31.35 0074302 NICOR GAS BILL PAYMENT CEN... ACCI. (11126113-12130(13)' VAC 24.34 NICORCIAS BILL PAYMENTCEN... ACCT / (I I/27/13.12I31/I3)' SAG 44.20 Tom] 0074232 2/802 NICOR GAS BILL PAYMlTCEN... ACCT (I212J13.112/14) - MAJNr 30.99 GARAGL 9074380 ONLINE RADIOLOGY MEDICAL INMATE MEDICAL CARE 10.77 ON-LINE RADIOLOGY MEDICAL INMATE MEDICAL CARE 10.75

:l,l4/lr IlOI:mrr.r P.p:IS 10/V14 243.10010 P.p:ll I K.okolom ComIy Thmo.o Doprotromd K.olmkro coomto F1,room Dqmrtmocl ChockNoi,ohm Rogctlor - CIrcm4 Coormi000 Roporl Chock/Voiroloc Rr9i0cr - Cloirm Coomiiorc Ropori 10- Goomol P,o,d 110 - Omiorol Fiord Prom 1/112014 Tloorr0Jr 1/3112014 From 1/1/2014 Tloouglr 1/3112014

Chock Nimiber VcmJor Name Trmrorcrimr Description Chock Aarmoo Ulmok P414100? VOOlO, 010110 I m0300UOfl LJOSOnIOIOD LrwCc AIf101ol

ON-LINE RADIOLOGY ?cIEDICAL INMATE MEDICAL CARE ------ - 3)74239 - - PRESENCE ST. MARrS}IOSPITAL - - -- INMATE MEDICAL 21.85 - - - ON-LINE RADIOLOGY KIM CAI, INMATE MEDICAL CARE 11.10 LAXL ON-LINE RADIOLOGY MEDICAL ______INMATE MEDICAL CARE 10.73 PRESENCE Sr. MARYS 1105981 AL INMATE 44.00 ON-LINE RADIOLCXIY MEDICAL INMATE MEDICAL CARE 31.35 MEUILAL LARk ON-LINE RJIDIOLCXIY MEDICAL INMATE MEDICAL CARE 123.50 PRESENCE ST. MARYS HOSPITAL INMATE 7.18 ON-LINE RADIOLCX3Y MEDICAL INMATE MEDICAl. CARE 5867 LAKE PRESENCE ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL INMATE 139.33 T-1 0074380 39519 MARY MVISLAL CAR/i PRESENCE ST. 'S HOSPITAL INMATE 7.17 0074233 ORTHOPEDIC ASSOC OF KANKA.. INMATE MEDICAL 146.60 MODICAI. CAR/I LAKh PRESENCE ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL INMATE 24059 M/IDiCAL CARL 17o1o16074233 4660 PRESENCE ST. MARrSHOSPITAL INMATE 31.35 MR/)iCAI. LAN/, 0074381 ORTHOPEDIC ASSOC OF KANKA.. INMATE MEDICAL 41.60 LAKh PRESENCE ST MARY'S HOSPITAL INMATE 10.73 M/iDiI.AL LANE

TothIOO7 4381 41. 60 PRESENCE ST. MARY'S TIOSPITAL INMATE 123.58 MLUILAL CA/UI

0074164 OUTBACK SEWER SERViCES. IN... PUMP GREASE TRAP - NEW JAIL 270.00 PRESENCE ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL INMATE MEDICAL 695.95 OUTBACK SEWER SERVICES, IN 001) LINE BREAK ROOM SINK - PUBLIC SAFETY 05.00 CA/UI PRESENCE ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL INMATE MEDICAL 24.05 ToroI0074I64 375.00 LA//lI PRESENCE ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL INMATE 373.00 0074230 PAYCHEX MAJOR MARKET SER... 11100 PAY DATE 1110/14 44832 MEIJILAL CAR/I PAYCI{EX MAJOR MARKET SElL.. lIED PAY DATE 12/27/13 446.72 - PRESENCE ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL II/MATE MEDICAL 7.17 PAYCHEX MAJOR MARKET SElL.. PAYROLL PAY DATE 1/10/14, YEAR END. 1111111 4853.26 LA/Ui PAYCHEX MAJOR MARKET SElL.. PAYROLL PAY DATE 12/27/13 1331.60 PRESENCE ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL INMATE MEDICAL 10670 CA/I/I ToRI 0074235 7,279.90 To1a10074239 1842.27 0074165 PCS INDUSTRIES CUST HIL-003 1000 TOP CLEAN - ADMIN 912.60 ECS INDUSTRIES CUST NTC-832 TOILET TISSUE - NEWJAIL 1,492.50 0074383 PRESENCE ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL INMATE 2,862.10 MhUICAL CAR/i TorN 0074165 2,405.10 PRESENCE ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL INMATE 717.42 MLthLAL CAl//i 0074237 PIED PIPER ACCT l PEST CONTROL - NEW JAIL 250.00 PRESENCE ST MARY'S HOSPITAL INMATE MEDICAL 123.58 PIED PIPER ACCT PEST CONTROL - OLD JAIL 72.00 cju PIED PIPER ACCT PEST CONTROL - PUBLIC SAFETY 82.00 ToRI 0074503 3703.10 Total 0074237 04.00

0074167 PROCESS ELECTRIC & COMM PROJ CUT IN STh FLR RECEPTACLE - 330.99 0074303 PIED PIPER ACCT PEST CONTROL - ADMIN 62.00 AI)MThi PIED PIPER ACCT PEST CONTROL - ANNEX 39.00 PROCESS ELECTRIC & COMM PROJ STACK SWITCH INSTALLATION - 298.22 PIED PIPER ACCT PEST CONTROL - COURTHOUSE 59.00 89iBLI'TY PIED P0/ER ACCT PEST CONTROL - MORGUE 49.00 PROCESS ELECTRIC & COMM PROJ POWER ST FLOOR AUTOMATIC 630.E8 PIED PIPER ACCI PEST CONTROL - NEW JAIL 25088 DOOR IN PIED PIPER ACCT PEST CONTROL - OLD JAIL 72.00

PIED PIPER ACCT PESTCONTROL -PUBLICSAFEFY 82.00 ToreI0074I67 1.30999 PIED PIPER ACCT PEST CONTROL - TREASURER 52.00 PIED PIPER ACCT PEST CONTROL - VAC 32.00 0074160 PROTECTION ASSOCIATES (I 2/19/13) API REPAIR - NEW JAIL 1,249.78

Total 0074303 677.85 To1a10074162 1,249.78

0074146 PRECISION CONTROL SYSTEMS. PROJ 16.05000 CONTRACTED AMOUNT 0074384 PTS OF AMERICA, LLC CUST a EXTRADITION EXPENSE - SHERIFF 1,449.25

To,o10074166 16.050d00 10141007438.1 1449.25

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0074240 PULMONARY & CRrTICAL CARE.. INMATE MEDICAL CARE 28.33 QUEST DIAGNOSTICS 39.71 PULMONARY& CRITICAL CARE.. INMATE MEDICAL CARE 51.43 . ANN/A 6 MED LANE PULMONARY & CRmCAI. CARE.. INMATE MEDICAL CARE 27185 QUEST DIAGNOSTICS 39.71 ANN/A 6 ME l) LANE 104010074240 331.65 QUEST DIAGNOSTICS 15.48 IS/MA 6 MEL) LANE 0074389 QUEST DIAGNOSTICS INMATE MED 27.67 QUEST DIAGNOSTICS INMATE 3971 LANE I_/i/A QUEST DIAGNOSTICS 12.67 QUEST DIAGNOSTICS INMATE 39.71 LNMAI6 MEL/LANE MED LANE QUEST DIAGNOSTICS 39.71 QUEST DIAGNOSTICS NMAI6MEL/LANE 39.71 LAI6MVIJLAKI/ QUEST DIAGNOSTICS 39.71 QUEST DIAGNOSTICS INMAI 6 ME/SCARE 33.97 IS/MAIL MU) LANE QUEST DIAGNOSTICS 39.71 QUEST DIAGNOSTICS INMAI6 ME/SCARE 3397 IS/MAIL MU) LANE QUEST DIAGNOSTICS INMATE 39.71 QUEST DIAGNOSTICS MEl) LAKE 36.14 6MM) LANE QUEST DIAGNOSTICS 39.71 QUEST DIAGNOSTICS INMAI 6 MEL/CANE 3397 IS/MA EM//A) CARE QUEST DIAGNOSTICS INMATE 33.97 01)3/ST DIAGNOSTICS MEI.3(.ANE 39.71 . IS/MAlE MLDLAN// QUEST DIAGNOSTICS 31.90 QUEST DIAGNOSTICS IS/MAIL MEL)LANE 71.29 LWAIMM//.L/LAROc QUEST DIAGNOSTICS INMATE 39.71 QUEST DIAGNOSTICS 33.97 MEL/LA//A ______QUEST DL/,GNUEI1CS 39.7) QUEST DIAGNOSTICS INMAI EM//U LANE 33.97 IS/MA 6 MW LANE QUEST DIAGNOSTICS INMATE 39.71 QUEST DIAGNOSTICS MED/JANE INMATE 31.97 DL ANE QUEST DIAGNOSTICS INMATE 33.97 QUEST DIAGNOSTICS MEl) LANE 33.97 INMA i EM//I) LANE QUEST DIAGNOSTICS 227.45 QUEST DIAGNOSTICS AS/MAlE MEULAN.E 33.97 IS/MAIL MEL/CARE QUEST DIAGNOSTICS 39.71 QUEST DIAGNOSTICS IS/MA I 6 MED CARE 84325 IS/MA I CM//U LANE QUEST DIAGNOSTICS 59.7) QUEST DIAGNOSTICS IS/MA I 6 MED LANE INMATE 39,71 MEL/LANE QUEST DIAGNOSTICS 39.71 QUEST DIAGNOSTICS IS/MA I6 MEL/LANE INMATE 15388 MCD LANE QUEST DIAGNOSTICS 39.71 QUEST DIAGNOSTICS IS/MA I L MU) CARl. 39.71 IS/MAlE MEl) LANE QUEST DIAGNOSTICS 39.71 QUEST DIAGNOSTICS IN MAI 6 MED LANA, INMATE 33.97 MEl) LANE QUEST DIAGNOSTICS 82.32 INMAIEMEDLARE Tol,10074389 2.078,52 QUEST DIAGNOSTICS 55.81 INMAI 6 MED LANE 0074169 QUILL CORPORATION ACCT ORDER OFFICE 562.18 QUEST DIAGNOSTICS 33,97 SUPPLM3-= Comm INMAI 6 MED LANE QUill. CORPORATION ACCT ORDER 3-HOLE PUNCH 183,20 QUEST DIAGNOSTICS 33.97 COPY INMAtE MEL/LANE QUEST DIAGNOSTICS INMATE 39.71 Tolo) 0074169 745.33 M) LANE

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0074170 QUILL CORPORATION ACCT ORDER OFFICE SUPPLIES- - 75.80 -- ToRI 0074392 26000 -- QUILL CORPORATION ACCr ORDER OFFICE 81.91 -- 0074307 RITATACCON - -- - - -(1/14114) CASE SIGN LAW - -- 315.00 - INTERPRETATI07FRIEAGE

Tom[ 0074 110 ToRI 0074307 315.00 0074396 R&RINC BATHROOM REMOOIIIJPARTIAL BILLING II 56,292.30 0074242 RIVER VALLEY DETENTION CE... OCTOBER 2013 EXPENSES 64,885.83 COURTHOUSE ToRI 0074242 64,883.80 Tom] 0014396 56,292.30 0074393 RIVER VALLEY DETENTION CE... NOVEMBER 2013 EXPENSES 39,461.73 0074291 RALPH OARFIELI) BED (12/4/I3-12118/I3) CERTS INSTRUCTOR - AUXILIARY POLICE ToRI 0074393 59,461.73

Tom] 0074291 0074175 RIVERSIDE CORP HEALTh I SERV... (1115113) RANDOM DRUG SCREEN- AOMIN 78.00

0074172 RAY O°IIERRON COMPANY INC COST. QUARTER MASTER PURChASE - 3,427.10 ToRI 0074175 78.00 CORRECTIONS 0074176 RIVERSIDE MEDICAL CENTER RAY O'IIERRON COMPANY INC CIJST, QUARTERMASTER PIJRCIIASE. 380.66 10400 coRREL I IONS II/ANSISJI(I - RIVERSIDE MEDICAL CENTER RAY O'}IERRON COMPANY INC COST. QUARTER MASTER PURCHASE- 1,704.98 10405 CORRE( I IONS IRANO,ISJ4I RIVERSIDE MEDICAL CENTER 10405 ToOl 0074172 5,717.74 I6ANSI'OI(I RIVERSIDE MEDICAL CENTER 10400 0014399 REBECCA S. SOULIONE JANUARY 2014 OFFICE EXPENSES 300.00 I RANSI'OIO I RIVERSIDE MEDICAL CENTER 104.00 ToOl 0074399 300.00 I 6ANSP/JI( I

0014173 RED EARTH DESIGN, INC. OCTOBER-NOVEMBER 2013 WEBSITE 306.00 101010074176 52000 - MAINTENANCE . ELECTIONS 0074174 RIVERSIDE REFERENCE LABOR... (11/15113) CASE 4 BLOCKS/4 SLIDES - 64.00 Tom] 0074173 306.00 C000SIER RIVERSIDE REFERENCE LABOR... (12/12113) CASE 16 BLOCKS 'CORONER 128.00 0014305 RENEE RUIN CASE TRANSCRIPT 60.00 RENEE RUIZ CASE TRANSCRIPT 23.00 Tom[ 0074174 192.00 RI/NEE RUIN CASE TRANSCRIPTS 117.00 0074394 RIVERVIEW PHARMACY NOVEMBER 2013 INMATE PRESCRIPTIONS (COOK 6,843.92 ToRI 0074303 309.00 COUNTY) (OVERVIEW PHARMACY NOVEMBER 2013 INMATE PRESCRIPTIONS 14,288.30 0014212 REYNA HAMMERLUNI) (1/10/14) INTERPRETER SERVICES (3.001000) 63.001 (KANKAKEE COUNTY)

Tohol 0074212 63.00 ToRI0074394 . 21,132.42

0014289 REYNA IIAMMERLUNO (1111/14) INTERPRETER SERVICES (PARENTING) (4.00 84.00 0974391 ROBERT RI/GAS JANUARY 2014 OFFICE EXPENSES 300.00 HRY) REVS-IA UAMMERLLINI) (1/1 1/14-1/17114) INTERPRETER SERVICES ((3.00 I-lI(S) 273.00 ToRI 0074191 - 300.00

Tom] 0074289 357.00 0074151 RONDA R LUCAS, CSR RPR CASE. TRANSCRIPT 132.00

0074355 REYNA IIA224MERLUND (1124/14) INTERPRETER SERVICES (350 hIRE) 6300 Tom] 0074151 132.00

ToRI 0074553 63.00 0074177 ROY BROTHERS INC 2007 WHTCIIEV UPLANDER/OIL CIIANGE& AD) 7048 TIRE PRESSURE-ADMIN 0074392 ROB ARCHITECTURAL GROUP I... PROJ SCI IEMA11C DESIGN/189 REMODEL & 260.99 COON SE To1o10074177 7040

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0074178 RUDER TECHNOLOGIES AT SERVICE CALL FOR PHONE. PUBLIC 52.50 0074356 THE IIELIIN WHEELER CENTER NOVEMBER 2011 MENTAL IIEALTH SERVICES - 14,980.00 DES. CORRECTIONS 11W IIELEN WHEELER CENTER OCTOBER 2013 MENTAL HEALTH SEERVICES. 0.960,00 Tot.I0074178 52.50 CORRECTIONS

0074306 SCIIUYLER AVENUE PROPERTIIL. AQUA SEWER & WATER (IIf7/I3-l2/S113) - SAO 33.73 ToOl 0074356 27,840.00 SCEIUYLER AVENUE PROPERTIE., FEBRUARY 2014 RENT - SAO 2,450,00 0074230 THOMS PROEESI.ER CO CUES / CEREAL - CORRECTIONS 570.62 Towl 0074306 2,483.73 TotnIOO742SS 570.62 0074249 SHAXUS, TEAS. M.D. CASE IM SERVICESEOREXPERT - CIRCUIT 13,547.90 COUR 0074403 THOMS PROEESLER CO COST CEREAL. CORRECTIONS 2,367.54

TonI 0074249 13,347.80 lotnl 0074401 . 2,367.54

0074181 SMITH'S BELL & CLCXS( SERVICE INSTALL NEW TOWER CLOCK MOTOR - .395.00 0074355 TJA USE OF FORCETRAININO. I,.. (12/2/13-12/3/13) USE OF FORCE TRAINING. 3,50500 COURTHOUSE CORRECTIONS

T0th10074181 093.00 ToM 0074309 3500.00

0074248 SloG TI/CI I SOLUTIONS. LLC MOLP WINDOWS 7 PRO IJPG GOVT LICENSE 25- MIS 1,45000 0074454 TRANS UNION LLC CUES ID. PEE-EMPLOYMENT 21.26 TESTING. 8HE6// T.ml 0074248 1,450.00 T-10074404 21.26 007482 STAPLES BUSINESS ADVANTAGE CUST. FOLDERS. CIRCUIT COURT 50.98 STAPLES BUSINESS ADVANTAGE CUES MISC OFFICE SUPPLIES - 611.92 0074185 11JRN.KEY ENVIRONMENTAL COOLANT DRUM REMOVAL. AOMIN 12.5.00 CORREL KiloS STAPLES BUSINESS ADVANTAGE CUST. MISC SUPPLIES - SAO 1,002.74 TotoIOO74I83 125.OD STAPLES BUSINESS ADVANTAGE COST OFFICE SUPPLIES - ASSESSOR 450.46 STAPLES BUSINESS ADVANTAGE CUFF OFFICE SUPPLIES - AUDITOR 138.27 8074184 TYSON ENGINEERING, INC ACCT. JOB PROF SERV RIVER 4.660,00 STAPLES BUSINESS ADVANTAGE CUES TISSUES -CIRCUIT COURT ' 54.99 ROUND TABL6]Rl

Totnl 0074182 2.309,36 TotnIOO74IS4 4,660.00

0074401 STAPLES CREDIT PLAN ACCT. OFFICE SUPPLIES SAO 84.97 0074310 U. S. BANK ACCT. (12/I/I3-II/30/I4)AOMIN FEES 350.00 SERIES 20 I2A TonI 0074401 84,97 ToOl 0074310 350.00 0074226 SUSANNAIl 1(100 DECEMBER 2013 ROUNOTRIPS FROM 4700 41.13 MERChANT TO )CDC-PUB DEF 0074407 U. S. POSTAL SERVICE METER ACCT RELOAD POSTAGE METER 20.800,00 SUSANNAH 1(100 NOVEMBER 2013 ROUNL3TRIPS FROM 4700 17.65 MERCIIANT TO JCOC-PUB GIlT ToOl 0074407 20,600.00

0074405 Torn] 0074226 , 35.76 UCCI 2014 DUES 3800.00 ToOl 0074405 0074206 TIlE COUNTRY TABLE (12/23/IS) JUICE 2,226.13 1,830.80 TI-IE COUNFRY TABLE (12/23/13-t/S/14) INMATE MEALS 32,354.55 0074105 UNGARETrI HARRIS LLP CLI MATTER LEGAL FEES-2013 TAX 4.650,00 THE COUNTRY TABLE (12/30/13)JUICE 7,226.13 & ANT S ToM 0074206 36,806.85 Totol 0974185 4.655,00 0074280 T1-IECOUNTRY TABLE (1/13/14) JUICE 2,226.I5 0074252 UNITED HEALTHCARE CUES JANUARY 2014 PREMIUM 505.342,13 THE COUNTRY TABLE (h/6/14)J1JICE 3,226.10 = THE COUNTRY TABLE (1/6/14.1/19/14) INMATE MEALS 32,202.90 Totol 0074252 505.342,13 Totol 0074200 36,653.20 0074251 INIVERSTrYOFCIIICAGO INMATE MEDICAL CARE 71.40

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101,10074186 r7980 0074256 VILLAGE OF BRADLEY JANUARY 2014 INSURANCE PREMIUM 15116

0074311 VANGUARD ENERGY SERVICES... ACCT (I211/l3-12131/13) -TREASURER 397.46 101,10074276 153.16 VANGUARD ENERGY SERVICES... ACCT (1211/13.I2131/13) - NEW JAIL 0492.98 VANGUARD ENERGY SERVICES... ACCT (I 2/l/13-12/31113) - ADMEN 3.24597 0074412 VSP ACCT. JANUARY 2014 PREMIUM 3,851.53 VANGUARD ENERGY SERVICES... ACCT (I2/l/I3.12/31/I3) - OLD JAIL 3,827.76 VANGUARD ENERGY SERVICES... ACCT (1211/13.l2/31/l5)-MORGUE 93428 101,10974412 3,851.53 • VANGUARD ENERGY SERVICES,.. ACCT (12/I/I3-12/5I/I3).COURThOUSE 3,209.01 0074258 WEST WOOD OBSTETRICS VANGUARD ENERGY SERVICES... ACCT (12/1/13-0/31/13)-ANNEX 1491.84 & INMATE MEDICAL CARE 535.95 VANGUARD ENERGY SERVICES... ACCT (12/I/I3'12131/13) - PUBLIC SAFETY 1980.56 Total 0074258 330.95 Total 0074311 25.58746 0074313 WEX BANK ACCT. DECEMISER2OI3FIJEI,- 52.00 CORRES. I IONS 010914 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS JURORS ORDERS CR B 1,579.00 WEX BANK ACCT. DECEMBER 2013 FUEL - 398.59 5111501FF TOVI 010914 1579.09 WEX BANK ACCT. REPIACEMEWF CARD FEE - 2.00 0114148 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS JURORS ORDERS CR 8 359.00 514150116

Total 0I14140 359.00 Total 0074313 452.59

012314 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS JURORS ORDERS CR 2840.09 0074189 WILLOUGHBY INDUSTRIES INC CUFF FLOW REGULATOR -NEW JAIL 270.13

Total 012314 2,840.00 10011 0074189 27015

0074187 VERON WIRELESS ACCT. II I/I6II3-I2JIS/135 -AUDITOR 6717 0074190 WOODY'S EMS COOLING FAN - OLD JAI]. 20.00 WOODY'S EMS COUPLERS - ADMEN 111.00 1,1,1 0974107 67.87 W000Y'S EMS PUMP MOTOR, RUN CAPACITOR, SET OF MOUNTS - 80.25 ADMEN 0074254 VERIZON WIRELESS ACCT. (I I/I6/13.12/I5/13) - 458,88 CORONSN Total 0074190 2I1.25

Total 0074254 458.08 0074414 )CI1SEME PROMOTIONAL PROD... JOB = DIGFFIZINO TAPE FOR EMA LOGO - ESDA 60.00

0074235 VERIZON WIRELESS ACC L.12115/I5)(11/16113 - 765.I9 Total 0974414 60,00 CO O NS VER.FZON WIRELESS (I I (16/I3. 12/ S 1 EMA 275.35 VERQONWIRELESS ACCT / 6/3-2/5/1 1 3)-SHER ,056.54 ToOl II0-Omror.lFood 2041,21S.I0

ToI 0074255 11,097.07

0074403 VERPiONWIRELESS ACCT I21I6/13-I/I5/14).AUDITOR 67.95

101010074400 67.95

0974410 VERIZON WIRELESS ACCT. (12/3/13- VV14) - ELECTIONS 161.63

Total 0074410 161.63

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(074117 CITY OF KANXAXEE (8/19113) COUNTY PORTION OF IL TAX MATTERS 12,847.83 DEUSCIILE97ILMORE INS AGEN. POL BOND RENEWAL 2,106.06

104410674117 12.847.8) Tot,,10574129 4,330.00 0674118 CITY OF KANKAKEE (10123/13) COUNTY PORTION OF IL TAX MATTERS 3,29747 0074281 DEUSCIII.E/)ILMOR.E INS ALIEN... MAR~ RENEWAL INSTALLMENT. INLAND 10,475.34 Tom] 0074118 5.297,47 DEUSCIILE/OILMORE INS ALIEN.., ACCT POt. SURETY BOND (CRC 126.25 0074119 CITY OF KANKAJ(EE (12/2/13) COUNTY PORTION OF IL TAX MATTERS 2.450.06

DEUSCULE/(ID.MORE INS ALIEN.., ACCT POL I SURETY BOND M 550.00 Tolol 0071119 2,450.06

0071120 CITY OF KANKAXEII (9/10l13) COUNTY PORTION OF IL TAX MATTERS 2,50000 Food 0074281 10.95 1.59

104410074120 - 2.5003.00 0074218 I.E/N REGIONAL OFFICE OF ED... F? 2013 TRUANCY INFERGOV AGREE-NE-24T . 337.38 NOVEMBER 2013 0071121 CITY OF KANKAKEE (1019/13) COUNTY PORTION OF IL TAX MATTERS 11,990.95

Tal 0074218 T044I007112I 11.990.9) 357.50

0074219 I.KAN REGIONAL 0074122 CITY OF KANKAKEE (10/3 1/13) COUNTY PORTION OF IL TAX MATTERS 2,50006 OFFICE OF ED... F? 2013 RAN INTERGOV AGREEMENT - NOVEMBER 1.322,04 2013

1o441 0674 122 2,50000 TonI 0074219 1.32204 0074123 CITY OF KANKAKEI) (11/25/131 COUNTY PORTION OF IL TAX MASTERS 2,500,00 0074220 ILLINOIS PUBLIC RISK FUND ACCT JANUARY 2014 PREMIUM 75,093.00 10441 0071123 2,5(0,09 TonI 0074210 75,893.06 0071251 DEBRA K. TURRELL (12/19/)3) GRAND JURY PROCEEDINGS. 625.45 ATTENDANCE & TRANSCRIPTS 0074224 KJCO EMERGENCY TB.EB ION... KANCOMI4 INTEROOV AG RE EMENT. OCTOBER & 572.95 NOVEMBER 2013 TonI 0074251 6254) 104410574224 572.98 0074309 DEBRA K. TURRELI. (119114) GRAND JURY PROCEEDINGS, ATTENDANCE 790,30 & TRANSCRIPTS 0071145 KANKAKEE COUNTY HEALTH D.. REIMB FROM IPRYORANT KEYBOARD PLATFORMS 1,567,50

104410071309 ToI,10074145 1,567.50

(0374294 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASUIL.. DECEMBER 2013 CREDIT CARL) CHARGES- ANIMAL 1,642.90 0074129 DEUSCIILE97ILMORE INS AGEFL ACCT .ADD 2014 CI1EV (HIGHWAY DEPT) - 805.00 AUTO CONrROI, DEUSCIILE/GILMORE INS ALIEN.. POL BOND RENEWAL 100.06 ToIrti 0374294 1,642.90

DEUSCHLE97ILMORE INS ALIEN.. SURE FY BOND 100.0/) 0074155 MENARDS ACCT CREDIT FOR RETURNED BIB PANTS (99.95) RENFw i DEUSCIILE97ILMORR INS A )POL BOND RENEWAL (CO AO80L 100.00 TonI 0074155 (99.90) NA

DEUSC}ILERIILMORE INS AGEN.. ACCT POL CO BOARD SURETY 100.00 0674242 RIVER VALLEY DETENTION CE. OCTOBER 2013 EXPENSES 3,205.27 BOND DEUSCI4LEDS.MORE INS ADEN.. ACCT POt. BOND RENEWAL (ST 100.06 Tom[ 0674242 3203.27

DEUSCI ILEA)ILMORE INS AGEN.. ACCT I POL SURETY BOND 10000 0074393 RIVER VALLEY DETENTION CE... NOVEMBER 2013 EXPENSES 3,217.90 RENEW 104410074393 DEUSCIILE/OILMORE INS AGISI.. POt BOND RENEWAL 475.05 3,217.90

0674182 STAPLES BUSINESS ADVANTAGE COST MISC SUPPLIES. SAO 28964 DEUSCHLEAIS.M082 INS AGEFL ACCT P01 BOND RENEWAL 350.06

Tom] 0074192 289.64

tOt VIOl. 1041:46 /44 06" 1460:614141101-IS PM P.4106 Konk.koo Corrot, Thm000 Doportmonl Konkokro Com.t, Th00000 DOpootmOOI CbrcV000hor Roi0or - do/ott Commj000 Ropon Orook/Vooclror Rosioror - Cl,bm Corromtbm Roporl 200- Ton Frmd 210. PensimFro.d From I1It2014Th000gh 113112014 From 1/1/2014 TIr0000l. 1/3112014

Check POoobm Voodoo Nooro Trorr000rjoo ripIioo Orook Amoror Chock Nmobor Voodoo Nomo Tm0000rioo Dotoripl/oo Clock Amom

0074-400 STAPLES BUSINESS ADVANTAGE CUST. MISC SIJPPUES -SAO 52.10 - - .00742I8.... - I-I/AN REGIONAL OFFICE OFEX. -I/V 2013 TRUANCY ThT1ERGOVAGREEE4ENr 1,695.97 - - -- -- -- -- - - NOER20I3 To1o10074400 32.18 Tom] 00742 tO 1695.97 0074207 11111 DAILY JOURNAL ACCT 52 WEEK SUBSCRIPTION - SAO 20500 0074219 I-I/AN REGIONAL OFFICE OF ED... FY 2013 RAN INTERGOV AGREEMENT - NOVEMBER 2,767.41 ToroI0074207 20000 2013

0074103 WEST GROUP PAYMENT CENTER. ACCT. NOVEMBER2OISONLINE 1,076.76 T-1 0074219 2.76741 CIIARGhS-Litthl-JUtX]E

WEST GROUP PAYMENT CENTER ACCT. NOVEMBER 2013 ONLINE 5,901.36 011414 ILL MUNICIPAL RETIREMENT F.. IMRF DEC 2013 447,667.49 CHARD/S - LI/AM/CIVIL - WEST GROUP PAYMENT CENTER ACCT. NOVEMBER 2013 ONLINE 481.95 Totol 011414 447,66749 COGS-PA Il/ON ACC.LIBR 0074224 K.JCO EMERGENCY TELEPIION... KANCOMM 00TERGOV AGREEMENT - OCTOBER & 19.49342 Tool 0374180 3,540.07 NOVEMBER 2013

ToOl 0074224 19493.42 ToOl 200-Tort I/md 108632.61 0074140 KANRAKEE COUNTY HEALTH fl.. COUNTY SHARE FICA - COUNTY HEALTH DEPT 2,535.19 PAYDATE 12/13/13 KANKAKEE COUNTY HEALTH D... COUNTY SHARE FICA COUNTY HEALTH DEPT 2,530.32 PAYOATE 12127113

Tool 0074145 4865.71

0074242 RIVER VALLEY DETENTION CE OCTOBER 2013 EXPENSES 12,7RO09

T00oIE074242 . 12700.09

0074393 RIVER VALLEY DETENTION CE... NOVEMBER 2015 EXPENSES - 14,151.85

. 10010074303 14,10183

Totol2IO- Pension Pood 503,421.94

1 Knkkm Com17 Flomor Drp.Mmrni Koriroko. comfy Fkrm.m Dqmnmmr COook/Vomhro Rrgr0rr - Ctrnm, Coomri0or Report Chook/V000)mr Rrojoor - Clojoro Conomuro Report 220- Recorder Cornnoot Fund 230 -Co. Cinok Vital Rroonl Fund From f/I/SOIl Thtooth 1/3112014 From l/I/20l4TI000Ir 113112014

Ckock Nombro Vomkr 0/mm Trmromim, 0mm/pr/on Qmnk Aormm CRook Nmnbot Vendor Nam Tmmmlion Description CRook Am000

0074277 BELLWETHER, LLC FEE ASSESSMENT REVIEW - RECORDER 541.00 007269 CATALYST CONSULTING GROUP.. HOSTING FEE. GENEALOGY RECORDS 151.25 - DOWNLOADED - COUNTY CLERK Total 0074277 541.00 CATALYST CONSULTING GROI.W. LASCIN QC - KANKJOKJ)E MARRIAGE - COUNTY 6200.00 CLERK 0074136 FIDLAR TECHNOLOGIES, INC. CUST NOVEMBER 2013 LAREDO USAGE - 1130.57 RE Total 007269 6431.25

Toni 0074156 1130.57 007203 IMAGETEK. INC. (11/25113-12124/13) PROFESSIONAL SERVICES. 750.00 COUNTY CLERK 0074138 LORI GADBOIS PICTURE THIS (OFFICE PLATS FRAMED) - RECORDER 923.00 IMAGIITEK, INC ANNUAL MAINTENANCE - COUNTY CLERK 1,82000 Total 0074150 92500 Tom] 007283 2.570 00

0074353 LORI GADBOJS (112(f 14-1/22/14) MILEAGE EXP - IACCR 191.52 CONF/SPRIERIFIB.D Total 230- Co. CIrot 9.00 1.23 1083 GADBOIS (I/2(1/ll-l/22114) REGISTRATION - IACCR 60.00 Vital R000rd FmnI CO5S/SPRINGFIEID

Total 0074353 251.52

TonI 220- Room*, 2,848,09 Cmnpnino Pond [1

Ibm 014/14 1241:46 PO4 Pm:29 I Ibm 2/loll 1201:46PM P460:40 Kmkmkce Comfy Flowunce Dp.rh.l Kitalakee Cooly 5b,.000 Dop.moofl ClkNothc Rcgi0r - CThi,m Comotirtea Rpon ChockN000hoo RoiOcr . Cl000, Cmomitloc Ropoot 240. Cont Fund 250- Ttoomoto httmoot Food F,m,. 1/1/2014 Through 11310014 Front I/I120I4TIrroogIt 1131/2014

Check Numb Vdor Natne TrUnc1i Doin Check 1m.om Chad Nun*Li Vodo Nm Trmsa400 Doiption Check Arnrnm

007267 K4KJJ(ER COIJNTYTREASIJIL.. TREASURERCOMP FUND PAYROLL 12-27-13 1,470.40 - - 9640 - - - KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASUR.. FUND #250 TRANSFER FROM 10112 TO 10130 15.00000

T1007267 1478.40 Total 9640 15,00000

007278 KANKAIU)E COUNTY IREASUR.. TREASURER COMP FUND PAYROLL 01-10-14 1,47940 007277 VISTA SECURTTIES, INC. INTEREST FOR SALE IN ERROR (MULTIPLE 23,563.26 CASES/PARCEL NUMBERS) Total 007278 1,47840 Total 007277 23,563.26 007280 KANI(AX]S( COUNTY TREASUR.. TREASURER COMP FUND PAYROLL 01-24-14 1,478.40

Tool 007280 1,478.40 Total 250- Tr0000,o 30,363.26 I00001 Fmd

ToOl 240. Trca 4,433.20 Compolc Fool

Pint 120L468%t PW: 41 002/inIt i2tiioflt LI KomIkon County Thmnm Doponflooni Konlocko. Coonty Fhontoo Dop.rtmmtt - CNoochor Rcotoo dorms Coomoom Rqott CVotolrm Rogiotor - Claim Cotmrtillon Report 270-Cormmrmrt Storage Fund 280-1.owLilttmyFtord From l/l/I014Thmogh 1/31/2014 Prom 1/112014 Tht000_Jt 1/3112014

Chock Norther Voodoo Noron Troorortion ipin Chock Amoco Chock Ncmbrr Voodoo Nomo Trononctico Dcnctipiioo Chock Amoco

0074215 NOV SERViCES, INC. DEC 2013 CHILD SUPP CASE 1,094.41 009464 KANKAKEE PUBLIC LIBRARY CREDIT ON ACCOUNT (2,825.90) SCANNI1 J( KANKAKIIE PUBLIC LIBRARY DECEMBER 2013 STAFF Mr. SPACE USE. ITEMIZED 2,823.90 NOV SERVICES, INC. CU 0, DEC 2013 EXPUNOEDCASE 2,686.76 EXPENSES

NOV SERVICES, INC. CUgSC DEC20I3J&JDCASE 7.635,31 Total 009464 0.00 LK NOV SERVICES, INC. dUST ID. DEC 2013 I, CASE SCANS/ING- 10,450,01 CIRCUIT Total 280-LowLibrary 000 Food Total 0074215 21,866,49

Toll 270-Coon 21,866,49 Door000m Slotopo Pool I

86o; 01011 tt.Cl:16001 mono Tho: 2/Il/Il I2rtl:lorM Kmrlrokm Corrnly 11lnrrm Dop.rtmorrl K.okokm County Thronoo Dop.rrnrmrt

Clk/Vouchoo Rcgocr - Cloim, Coom0000 Report ChookNooho, Rc8ioolr - Cloirno Coornooco Ro1,oc 290- Pmlrolioo Sorico Fm, Frord 300- Forfeited Fcod (SAG) From 1/1/2014 T10009h 1131/2014 From 1/1/2014 Throc8I, 1/3111014

Chock Nrmrboo '.'oodo, Non,, Tronmorim, Iocription Chock Amoco, Chock Nocoboc Vendor Nomo Tn,o,occioo Description Clock Amoco

0074246 AT TMORILITY ACCT . (ll/2l/l3.i2/20/l3)-PROBATION - 225.27 - 007282 COMED ACCT. (11127/13-112/14)- VETS ELECTRIC 0.00

10061 0074246 225,27 1001007282 000

0071314 DENISE WHITFINGTON (I/5/14-I116/14) ON CALL MILEAGE - PROBATION 2689 9639 KANKAXEE COUNTY TREASUR.. FUND 11300 TRANSFER FROM 1012210 10130 20.00000

100610074314 2688 Total 9639 20.000,00 0074223 HOLLY JORDAN (12/25/13) ON CALL MILEAGE - PROBATION 1911 007273 MEGAPLEX I. T. SOLUTIONS. INC. ANNUAL WE8SFE HOSTING FEE - SAG 48000 100610074223 19.21 Tool 007278 480.00 Total 290- P5ohoo,00, 271.36 Smvioo Fmo Fond Total 300- Forfeited 20480.00 Food, (SAG) I

201:06PM :vIlJI4 Poor,, ron: 06 I K.,I.0k.0 Cmmly Finonro D.porlmrnt Konlockon County Flnnnoo Dqrortonrorl

C!okN000hor Rcsor - Claim Commiltro Report Chock/Voonlcro Rr9islrr . Cl0000 C0000illor Report 3I0-Oo90 Violence Funds 325- Cicocdl Clock Opor/Admio Fond From 1/112014 Through 113112014 Front I/I/20I4 Throogh Ii3I120I4 I

Chock Nrcmlmr Voodoo N8m0 Transaction Description (Thook Acoocm Chock Ncmbor Vendor Nomr Transaction Dosoriplioo Check Acoolm

007270 0074409 VERIZON WIRELESS ACCT. (I169I4-I/I2/I4)-CIRCUIT 224.04 CLERK Total 007270 209.30 Tolol 0074409 224.04 9639A KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASUR... FUND #310 TRANSFER FROM 10122 TO 10130 45000.00

Total 9639A 45.000,00 Total 325. CicoccI Clock 224.04 Oprr/Admio Food 007272 MIDWEST FORENSIC PATH LM. CASE EXPERT WITNESS - SAD 13,900.00

Total 007272 13 .900.00

007284 RENEE RIJIZ CASE TRANSCRIPT 6.50

Total 007284 6.50

007274 RONDA R LUCAS, CSR RPR CASE M TRANSCRIPT 2200

Total 007274 22.00

007273 STAPLES BUSPIESS ADVANTAGE COST. MISC SUPPLIES. SAO 665,69

Total 007273 665.69

007276 VERIZON WIRELESS ACCT. (12/4/I3-I/3/14) SAO 54849 Into! 007276 54849 I ToRI 3l0-Gang 60351.98 Violo,00 Pmdo

6.0: lId/Ic 1161:46 M 104d/ 61 466. 11614 1101:46PM ntco: 64 Kookakon Count, flnannn Dnparnnoutl Kankakn, County Th.nno, Dop.rrnmnt ClmukNouuhm Rc&nlnr - Claim Comm/On, Report Chock/Voucher 86gintrr - Claim CononiOon Rrporr 330- Court Awomutton Fund 340. Orivm lotprovooruot Fuod From 111/2014 Through 1/31/2014 1— 1/1/2014 Through 1/3112014

Chock Ntnnbnr Voodor Nnmn Trnnocctioc Description Chock A- Chock Numlurn Vondon Nun,, Trnosoclion Dosortptioo - Check A==

004745 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASUR.. COURT AUTO PAYROLL 12-27-13 - - - - 3735.06 -- - - - ------007271 KANKAKIIE - COMMUNITY- - COLL.. NOVEMBER 2015 DRIVER IMPROVEMENT - _300.00 -- -- - PROGRAM - CIRCUIT CLERK Total 004745 3735.06 Total 007271 3,60000 004770 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASUR.. COURT ALrrO PAYROLL 01-10-14 3291 63 007260 KANKAKEE COUNTY TRI/ASUR.. DRIVER IMPR PAYROLL 12.27-13 305.00 Total 004770 3291.63 Total 007260 303.80 004772 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASUR., COURT AUTO PAYROLL 01-24-14 4,059.94 007279 KANKAKI/E COUNTY TREASUR.. DRIVER IMPR PAYROLL 01-10-14 277.76 Total 004772 4.05994 Total 007279 277.76 Total 330- Court 11,08663 007281 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASIJR. DRIVER IMPR PAYROLL 01-24.14 303.81 Automation Fund

Total 007281 303.81

Total 340- Dalton 4.48537 lmpmvnmn,tt Food

tI1114 1OO1:l6 ma Zfl'IatO.tt -aut,t pw: SO U K..k.km Cmoty 81mm D.p.rlmrol Km,kokc-r CoonIy Fhoorr D.pomrool brok/Voroohco RrpRor . Cloimo Commiltm RooO QlockNomIor Roporor - Cloios, Cormoiltm Ropon 111380- VAC. Fund 380- V.A.C. Food From 12014 Tl000glr 521/2014 From 01/2014 Through 1/362014

C&okNombor VJorNom - TrOooOlim Description Clock Ammo Clock Noodo, Voodor l000 Tm0000rjon Drroriprioo Clock Am000

009451 AU. ACCT (12/21l3.1/6/14).VETS 3000 Tom] 009461 . 21.07 WA]340 099460 IIOWARD L hAYES JANUARY 2014 VETS ShOOTER ASSISTANCE 350.00 Total 009451 30,00 Total (109400 550,09 009452 AIL ACCT, (I 2/l/14-1/7/14) -VETS 30.00 WATER 009462 IVY LANE, LLC JANUARY 2014 VETS SHELTER ASSISTANCE 60000

Total 009452 30.00 Tool 009462 000.00

099453 All, ACCT (121)/I3.116/I4).VETS 30.00 009466 JEFFREY LUND JANUARY 2014 VETS SHELTER ASSISTANCE 33300 WATER 100( 099466 350.09 ToOl 009453 'ow 009472 JENNIFER L. PICCU1I JANUARY 2014 VETS SHELTER ASSISTANCE 300.00 099454 All. ACCT (l2/101l3.I/l4/14). VETS 23.46 WATER Tool 099472 300.09

Total 009454 25.48 009433 KANKARISi COUNTY Shill' & EEC JULY 2013 PITNEY 1105055 A NIIOPOST FOSAGE - VAC 179.73

009455 AIL ACCT (I2/l0/l3-I/l4/l4)- VETS 30110 Total 009433 178.73 WATER 009452 K.ANKAKEE COUNTY TREASUR.. VAC SALARIES 2-27-I3 4.459.11 ToOl 009455 Total 099452 4,459.11 009456 All. ACCT (11/13113.1 2)10013)-VETS 3000 WATER 009435 KANE/IEEE COUNTY TREASUR.. NOVEMBER 2013 CREDIT CARD CILARGES - VAC 76.26

Total 009435 ToOl 009456 3000 76.26

009456 KANKAJU/E COUNTY TREASUR.. 009457 AU. ACCT. (11/26113-12/23(13). 5/RIO 30.00 NOVEMBER 2013 CREDIT CAJOJ) CIIAJ(GES - VAC 645.28 WA1TR Tow] 009436 643.28 ToOl 009457 3009 5019437 }ANKAR}lt COUNTY TREASUR.. NOVEMBER 2013 CREDIT CARD CHARGES. VAC 99.81 009450 APPLE BERRY ENTERPRISE, LLC JANUARY 2014 VETS SIUILTER ASSISTANCE 300.00 Tool 009437 99.31 ToOl 009450 300.00 009440 KANKAREE COUNTY TREASUR.. NOVEMBER 2013 PROBATION CREDIT CARD 141.05 ChARGES - VAC 009434 CNA SURETY BONDPOI.ICY SURETY BOND 100.00

Total 009440 141.03 Total 009434 00.00 009441 KANI(AKJIE COUNTY TREASUR.. DECEMBER 2013 FYI) CREDIT CARD CIIARGES- 10.73 VAC 009459 COM ED (11/19/13-12/23/13) -VETS 40.00

Total 09944I 12.73 COM ED ACCT.______ (I 1F27/13.1/3/l4) - VETS ELECTRIC 46.52 COM ED ACC1 (I 11l81I3-l21201l3) - VETS 40.00 009442 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASUR.. DECEMBER 2013 FY 13 CREDIT CARD CIIARCIES- 869 ELECTRs VAC COM ED ACCI. (12/3(13.I52114). VETS ELECTRIC 60.00 ACCT (1219/13-l515/14) - COM ED VETS ELECTRIC 37.24 Tool 009442 8.69 COMBO ACCT. (ll/22/l3-l2/30/13).VETS 8000 ELECTRIC 009443 KANICAJ(000 COUNTY TREASUR.. DECEMBER 2013 FY 14 CREDIT CARD CHARGES - 29550 VAC Total 009459 30376 ToOl 009443 298.50 009461 I0NCXLEY SPRINGS CUST ACCT. JANUARY 2014 WATER 21.37 SERVICE- VAL

P10: 51 Dm:V14'Il 1141 10PM h0 fl Klmkm County Fbro Dop.rtromrt Koorkolcoc Comfy Fkconoo Dop.rflnrorl Clrock/Vorcclror Roglooc - Cloim, Coormiom Report chook/Voocicoc Roioloo - Cloocro Coccoolctor Ropoco 380- VAC. Ford 300- V.AC. Food From 1/112014 ThrorrIr 1/31/2014 From 1/1/2014 Th0000jc 1/3112014

Clock Nrmcicm Vendor Nocro Tr0000cim Dcoriptiorr Chock Amoco - - Clock Nccmboo Vocoloc Nocoo_ - - -- Tr000cclioo Drocoiption Clock Amoco

009444 - KAJIL°J(ER COUNTY TREASUR— DECEMBER 2013 FY 14 CREDIT CARD CHARGES - 6216 Tool 009471 70000 - VAC - 009447 VERIZON WIRELESS ACCT. (1213/13.1/2/14). VAC 0.00 Total 009444 6216 Total 009447 0.00 800443 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASUR.. DECEMBER 2013 FY14 CREDIT CARDCIIARGES - 87.27 VAC 009473 VERVLONWIRELESS ACCT. (12/3/13.1/V14). VAC 3801

Total 009415 07.27 Total 009473 38.01

000448 KANKAXEE COUNTY TREASUIL. VAC SALARIES 01.10-14 446268 099474 WELLS FARGO HOME MORTGA.. lOAN. JANUARY 2014 VETS 300.00 ShELl EN ASS/S I ANLIl Total 0994.40 4.44.268 Total 009474 30000 009449 KANKAKFJ/ COUNTY TREASUR. VAC SALARIES 01-24.14 4,46268 809475 WEST GROUP PAYMENT CENTER ACCT. ASSURED PRINT BOOKS - VAC 81.00 Total 000449 4.44.2.68 T-1009473 8100 000463 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASUR.. FY 13 F-300 HEALTII INSURANCE ADJUSTMENT 220686

Idol 809463 23256.86 Total 380- V.AC. Fccol 43269.90

809463 KANKAKEE REVITALIZATION 0... JANUARY 2014 VETS SlIlIJER ASSISTANCE 60000

Tool 009465 60000

000467 MAPLE CREST MANOR. INC. JANUARY 2014 VETS SHELTER ASSISTANCE 300.00

Total 009467 300.00

009458 MELVIN A. BLANCIIETFE JANUARY 2014 VETS SHELTER ASSISTANCE 350.80

Total 009458 3S0.00

009468 MICHAEL 8. MITCHELL JANUARY 2014 VETS SHELTER ASSISTANCE 300.00

Total 009468 300.00

009438 NACVSO 2014 MEMBERSIIIP DUES (11 PAPSIEAU) - VAC 30.00

Total 009438 30.00

009470 NICOR GAS BILL PAYMENT C004... ACCT. (12/6/13-112/14) - VETS 40.00 GAS/HE Al

N1COR GAS BILL PAYMENTCEN... ACC1. (12/12/13.I/I3/I4) - VETS 42.76 OAR! [hAl

NICOR GAS BILL PAYIcS/HECEN... ACCT. (I I/5/13-12/6/I3) - VETS 7601 GAS/HEAl NICOR GAS BILL PAYMENT CEN... ACCT. (12/2/13-1/7/14)-VETS 4000 GASrI-IKA NICOR GAS BILL PAYSc00NTCIIS4... ACCT. (12/6/13-l/S/14(.VETS 4000 G

ToOl 009470 238.77

009471 (XWEN LOAN SERVICING WAN,______JANUARY 2014 VETS SHELTER 98000 ASSISTAJOL.E VltI4 I14IaP4 VIOl' 13010 I I CIy Dp..1mnl KII Cooy Dp.,nI Cl/Vl Rg /s - Continuum Ro CUVo1 R/ - Clm Co—00 . Rpo 4 I0- 1i6wv 420. County N64o Fl T- 1. III/20141,mglrCounty 1131 m 1/112014 ThrooIr 1/31/2011

Cbrok P6mrbro VoIor Nom Tomrior Droipr6ro ark Amoor Chrok Nmrrbro Vmdor Nmoo Tromrorioo Dcronpriorr Chrok A-

010814A COUNTY hIGhWAY FUND TRANS TOP/ROI/I0114 00031.50 010014 CO MOTOR FUEL FliNt) TRANS TO P/B 1/10/14 9420.32

To4I010014A - 00037.58 To64010314 9.42032

011614 COUNTY HIGHWAY FUND CO HWY DISBURSEMENTS CK, 64,529.18 0114 14C CO MOTOR FUEL FUND TRANSFER FROM [FOP ACCE. TO 250.00000 CHECKING CK81251 TothI01I6I4 64.52918 ToOl 01 14I4C 250,0D0.00 01 2214A COUNTY HIGHWAY FUND TRANSTO F/R 01/22114 94,950.34 012214 CO MOTOR FUELFUND TRANS TO P/k 01/24/14 9,691.36 ToIoI0I22I4A 94.95034 ToOl 012214 9,691.76 0123 I4A COUNTY HIGHWAY FUND CO 11W? DISBURSEMENTS CE. 19,820 . 47 0116140 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS COMET FUND CK. 49,884.61 Tom] 0123 14A 19820.47 Total 0116148 49.88461

ToOl 410. County 267337.57 01 I6I4C VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS COMET F1.ISID CKM 100,79601 Highway - . TOIoIOII6I4C 180,796.01

0116140 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS CO MET FUND CK/ 0135

Tom] OII6l4D 0.05

Tolol420. Corouv Moroo 003,393.25 Fool To

LOW 2)/Vu 1201:46 FM 00011 LOLV VWI4 1241 46FM 0.6,0 KnImIm. Comfy Fb,m.ro Dop..lrorol KrrImkro Cormly 8lomm. Doprtrrm.rI ClmckNormhcr Rogrom - Claim Cmrooitrro Rqml Ok/Voomr Rogc - Claim Cominm Rp4r 440. Co-ry Bridgc 500 - ES Fuod From 1/1/2014 Through 131/2014 From 1/112014 Through 113112014

Chook Nmobrr Vcodor Norm Trurroroliorr Dororiptho Chock Aomrm Chock Norobrr Vr,rdor Nurou Tmnrocrioo Dcrcrrprioo Chock Amoco

-- 011614A COUNTY HIGHWAY FUND - COBRIDGIIFIJND DISBURSEMENT CK 108.15547 0074107 AT&T ACCT. (ll/17/13-121l6/13) 129.99

Total Ol!614A 198155.47 - - Tom] 0074107 -- 129.99-

0074334 AT&T ACCT (12117/13-l/16/14) 129.99 To1o1440- County Bridgu 198.15547 - Tow] 0074334 129.99

0074277 BELLWETI{ER, LLC FEE ASSESSMENT REVIEW. GIS 1,159.00

Total 0074277 1.15900

0074112 BRUCE HARRIS & ASSOCIATES (l/I/14-12/31/14) ANNUAl. SOFTWARE 1.800.00 MAINflINANCE -GIS

Tom] 0074112 1800.00

0074125 COMMUNICATION REVOLVING ... ACCT. MONTHLY CHARGES FOR GIS T-I 76.00 LINE

Total 0074125 7600

0074134 ESRIINC CUTE (2/I0/14-2)9/15) ANNUAL SOFFWARE 11400.00 -OS 8MG INC CUtE DEVELOPER NETWORK LICENSE - (OS L451.00

101410074134 12,851.00

0074131 ROGER B DIERCKS DECEMBER 2013 MILEAGE R)0rGlS 0873

Tom] 0074131 8875

Tool 300-GIS Ford

00 0/I4'14 IZOIA4 ocr flE: 51 [00 l'lClr 2.01.4619 Pc.: SI K44mkoo County Fhomm Dp.omronI Kunknkm County fbomr, Dqmrtmrnl Clrock/Vouclro, Rrg00or - Cloi.m, Coomri800 Roporl ChookNooc]ro, Roiolrr - Ctoi,m C0000itlm RopoO 600-911 Stcm Fm Fund 600 -911 Syomo Pro Food From 11112014 Through 1/31/2014 From 1/112014 Through 1/71/2014 I

Clunk Number Voodor Nmoo Troonrolirm Dr,coipiion Check Arorom Chock Nrmrhr, Vrm4o, Noro, Troo,00lioo Dororuplioo Chook Amolm

608336 AT&T ACCT (l1126113-12125(13). ST 49.85 Tom] 008355 09.48 ANNE 008396 AT & T LONG DISTANCE CORPLD( (12/14/13-1/13/14) LONG DISTANCE 104.32 TWo] 008356 49.83 SERVICE

008337 AT&T ACCT. (11/20113-12119/13) - 48.56 Total 0093% 104.32 BONF&LD 008361 AT&T ACCT. (11/2/13.1211/19) - GRANT 44.71 1010] 008337 48.56 PARK

008388 AT&T ACCT (Il)17115-l2fI6/13) 610.10 lob] 000361 44,71

T0101008358 610.10 603384 AT&T ACCT. (12/2/13.1/1/14) - GRANT 44.75 PARK 008350 AT&T ACCT (I1111113-121I6/13) 10039 ToW] 998394 44.75 Total 008359 190.39 008386 AT&T ACCT I (12111/13-1/10114) -911 110.92 808360 . AT&T ACCI (II/17/13-l2/16113)-PHASE 656.02 11 Tom] 008386 110.92

Total 008360 . 656.02 998589 CALL ONE ACCT. (l/15/14-2/14/14) -911 1,092.88

008362 AT&T ACCT (II/14113-12/13113) 4992.49 Total 008389 1.032.8.8

Total 008362 1982.49 008364 CIIICAOO COMMUNICATIONS, L... ACCT = FEBRUARY 2014 MAINTENANCE -911 56970 008363 AT&T ACCI. (ll/14113-12113/l3) 446.29 Tool 009364 . 568.70 I ToW] 008363 146.29 008363 CLEAR TALK COMMUNICATIONS JANUARY 2014 TOWER RENTAL -911 50.00

008381 AT&T ACCT (12/17/13-1/16/14) -911 610.10 Total 008363 130.00

ToW] 008381 610.10 008366 COMED ACCT, (ll15/!3-1216/I3)-ORANTPARJ( 29366 COM ED ACCT I (I I/23/15-l2/3I/I3) - 8ONFIELI) 308.20 008382 AT&T ACCT. (12/17/13-1/16114) .911 180139 COM ED ACCT (11/14/13-12/17/13) - ST ANNE 196,89

Total 008382 190.39 ToOl 000366 79883

608383 AT&T ACCT. (12/17/13-I/16/I4)- PHASE U 656.02 005390 COMED ACCT. (I2/6/I3-I/b0/!4)- GRANT pARJ 312.97 COM ED ACCT (I I/261!3.12131/13) - BRADLEY 78,25 Total 808383 656.02

Total 008390 391.20 008383 AT&T ACCT (12/14/13-I/13/I1)- 61.94 BRADLIIY 908574 EMILY A. SENESAC (12/9313-12/12/IS) MILEAGE/MEAl. REIMB.IIMDCERT 11693 TRAINING-911 Total 008385 61.94

Total 008374 116.93 088387 AT&T ACCT. )12114(l3-l/13/14) -911 4 .98292

998567 FRONTIER ACCT. )b2119/!.3-I/18114) -911 672.11 Total 998387 4.93292

Tool 008367 672.11 998388 AT&T ACCT. (12/14/13-I/13/14) .911 446.29

000354 KANKAKFE COUNTY TREASUR.. KAN-COMIol PAYROLL 12-27-I3 32,789.32 Total 908388 44629

Total 008354 52.789,32 608333 AT& TLONG DISTANCE CORPS) (I I/14/I3-12/I)/13) LONG 89.48 DISTAN 808368 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASUIL. NOVEMBER 2013 CREDIT CARD CHARGES .911 1,293.92

VIUIllOSI:4OFM Pun" ;Vb4f II 1141 10PM Po,60 KnlIom Co.rr.Iy flomrm Dop.trrro.rt Konkokon Corrory Fbroncn Dop.rrrnorrt ClomkNmrohor Roiom - Conrmi000 Rpofl ChrckNorcclrnc Rogi0cr - Claim Coomrirror Reporr 600-91109 mFmF 600911 SynrrFooFrord From 1/1/2014 16r0001r 1/31/7014 From 1/1/2014 Tbro00b 1/31/7514

Chock Nombro V.W. Nmro Troorocrion Doocriprion - Chock Acormor Chock Nombor Vorrdor Noon TmmroLioo Dorcriprioo - - Chock Amoco - - - - Taw 000360 - - - - ._ -. -- --- 1,295.92 - - Torol 860373 105.00 - -

000369 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASIJR... NOVEMBER 2013 CREDIT CARD CHARGES -911 122.76 000397 SCHWEI7.ERI/2-JTERPRISES (I2/I6/I3'I/IS/14 LESS ONE DAY) JANITORIAL 720.00 MAINTENANCE -931 Tornl 008369 122.76 Total 868397 720.00 008370 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASUR,.. NOVEMBER 2013 CREDIT CARD CHARGES .911 54.69 008375 VERIZON WIRELESS ACCT . (11/26113-12125113) -911 77.20 Total 000370 54.69 Torch 008375 77.25 000371 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASUIL.. DECEMBER 2013 ETSB 051MB 42,550.60 608376 VOIANCE LANGUAGE SERVICE.. CURT ID DECEMBER 2033 12.60 Torch 008371 42,550.60 OVFR-TH7M= INTERPRETATION

000378 KANKAKEII COUNTY TREASUR.. AUGUST 2013 CREDIT CARD CHARGES -911 70456 Told 003376 12.60

Torch 008378 70.56 008377 VPI INC CUST (I/h(14'3(31/14) QUARTERLY 4,360.25 ANCE .911 000379 KANKAKEII COUNTY TRF.ASUR.. KAN-COMO,4 PAYROLL 01-10-14 60,954 95 Told 008377 4,36025 Torch 008379 60904.95

008300 KANKAKIW COUNTY TREASUR... KAN-COME4 PAYROLL 01-24-14 102,079.20 Told 600 -931 Syolom 289,77057 Fm Ford Torch 008380 102,079,20

013114 KANKAIU)E COUNTY TREASUR.. CLOSE IOI4I& TRANSFER TOIOII8 73.72 Total OI3hl4 73.72 I 003391 MARTIN W0IALEN OFFICE SOW... ACCT ANNUAL MAINT ON COP- - 911 903.00

Tow 008391 905.00

0O8372 NIC00 OAS BILLPAYME ITT CEN... ACCT, (ll/5113-1216/13).911 55.02

1004 005372 55.02

008392 NIC000AS BILL PAYMENT CEN... ACCT (12/6/13-h/81h4) -911 16434

1004500392 164.5.4

008393 OCSOSEN BRTIR KELLY COOPER DECEMBER 2013 INTEREST ARBIT 361.00 TARDINESS -911 OI'TOSEN BRITZ KELLY COOPER RETAINER - OIl 2,000.00

Told 000390 2,361.00

000394 POLICE LEGAL SCIENCES INC COMM TRAINING SUBSCRIPTIONS -911 2,06000

Told 008394 - 2,860.00

008393 RIVERSIDE CORP HEAL SERV. (1/14/14) DRUG/AUDIO SCREENING .911 55.00 RIVERSIDE CORP HEALTh'n SERV... (1/15/14) DRUG/AUDIO SCREENS-JO -911 55.00

Torch 000395 110.00

000373 RUDERTECHNOLOGIES ACCT 11 CONNECT FAX LINE TO PR] m 91 103.00 [bo;Vlt'Id IIOI:F%l P90:oI I K.,,Ikoo C000i, Ibb.00 D.po01m10 Kockokm C000ly F0000 DoporOmool CVoo±oo Rogi000 . Doom Coombi000 Rq000b CokNouclro Rogi000 - doom C000itioo Repo 680-Al Cobool FoOl 680- Ao6ml Coolool FoOl Fbom 111/2014 Tl000gA 1/3112014 Fbobo 1/112014 1100086 1/31/2014

C1ck Noobc Vcndor N Troomo6o. D000ip1400 Dock Am000 - Clock NuobEoc VoOlor Na Too000lioo D000biplioo Chock Acoobob

004774 AC FORMS 2014 RABIES CERTIFICATES -ANIMAL CONTROL 1342.66 504762 DR. DAN MC-KAY (II/26/l3) WAGE COMPENSATION FY 2013 -ANIMAL 100.00 CONTROL Total 001774 .34266 OIL DAN MCKAY (12/3/13) WAGE COMPENSATION FY 2014. ANIMAl. 100.00 CONTROL 004747 ANTECH DIAGNOSTICS (11/19/13) ACCT = COGGINS BLOODIEST FOR 25,45

Tow] 004762 200.00

10101004747 25.45 004754 FITZPATRICK EQUINE FIELD STE. MED SERV FOR POLK MARE. BLOOD DRAW - 170.50 ANIMAL CONTROL 004748 AQUA (I It] I/I3-1219/I3) - 86.31 10141004754 170.50

Total 004748 004778 FORD MOTOR CREDIT COMPANY ACCT Sill OP S PAYMENTS ON 1010 VAN - 9353.11 ANI 01. 004749 AQUA ACCT. (Il/I I/13-12/9/I3) ANIMAL CON I I6UL Total 004779 9353.11

Total 004749 004770 FRANKS APPLIANCE CENTER I/Cd 1-1(0)41 LOAD WI/SI 0:11. SONY & 949.89 INS ALL - . CNTL 044775 B & B PUBLISHING ACCT IIOI.IDAY ADOPTION AD - ANIMAL 54.60 CO 10101 504779 949,89

Total 004775 54,60 004753 GENERAL PET SUPPLY ACCT DOG/CAT FOOD 192016

004750 BELLWETHER. LLC FEE ASSESSMENT REVIEW - ANIMAL CONTROL 240000 10141 (9)4755 192.16

Total 004755 2.400,00 004785 OENERAI. PET SUPPLY ACCT D(XNTAT FOOD 205,42

004751 BRADLEY ANIMAL HOSPITAl. (11113/13) RABIES VACCINATION 6.00 ToOl 004740 285.42 BRADLEY AND". HOSPITAl. (I 1120115) RABIES VACCINATION 6,00 BRADLEY ANIMAL HOSPITAL (11/22/13) IC = CO 14-17 CAT NEUTER 90.00 004756 HINCKLEY SPRINGS CIJST ACCT. WATER COOLER - 52.09 BRADLEY ANIMAL IICIEPITAL (I 1)25/13) RABIES VACCINATION 6,00 ANIMAL CON I RI.L BRADLEY ANIMAL HOSPITAL (11/26/13) RABIES VACCINATION 6,00 ToOl 004736 52.59 Total 004751 54.00 004757 EIUBLES TOWING AND REPAIR .. dUST ID = CHEVY REPAIRS - ANIMAL CONTROL 656111 004752 COM ED ACCT (11/1 1/13-12113/13) - ANIMAL CONISIO L Tobol 004757 656.81

101411(94732 004742 IL ANIMAL WEFARE FEDERATION 2014 MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL - ANIMAL CONTROL 75.00

004176 COUNTY ANIMAL CONTROLS O. 2014 MEMBERSHIP DUES- ANIMAL CONTROL 65.00 10101004782 75.00

Total 004776 65.00 004781 ILLINOIS ANIMAL WELFARE (2/21/14) EBI REFRESHER COURSE- ANIMAL 75.00 CONTROL 004753 COUNTY WEST ANIMAL HOSPTF... (Il/IS/IS) CAT SPAY- LOW INCOME 50.00 Total 004781 75.00 Tool 004753 30.00 004783 KA5IKASCEE COUNTY IIIGIIWAY.. NOVEMBER 2513 FUEL - ANIMAL CONTROL 335,89 004764 DES ACCT YELLOW PAGE AD- ANIMAL Total 094783 335.89

ToOl 004764 004746 KANS1AXEE COUNTY TREASUR.. ANIMAL CONTROL PAYROLL 12-27-I3 7.14857 004785 DES =pm YELLOW PAGE AD - ANIMAL 66,00 Total 004746 7.148,57 004738 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASUR... NOVEMBER 2013 CREDIT CARD CHARGES - ANIMAL 29.93 10101 004788 6650 CONTROL

'.O/bt1I 1001.46131 13064 nIkoo ConIy flnono Dop..1on84 KonIokne County Floonpo Dop.rflnool

CIok/Voocho, Rogioloo - Cloim, Comoi000 Roon Clrnck/V000lor Roiotoo - CIoibm C0000rioon Roporl 67- Mio1 Control Fond 680- Aoimol C-:1 Fond Fono l/l120I4Th,nngt, 1131/2014 From 11l/2014Th,ouI1 131/2014

Chock Nlm,b4r Voodoo Noon Trononclion Doonrpoioo Chook Anroon ClookNoohrr Voodoo Nomo - - -- Trn0000ion Droor Po on - - ClonE A00000

_Total 004758 - - - -- - 29.95 004766 SAINT FRANCIS GROUP 01/141D& 11119/13) MASS PICKUP& CREMATION. 500,00 ANIMAL. CONTR 004759 KANICAKEJI COUNTY TREASLIR.. DECEMBER 2013 CREDIT CARD CHARGES- ANIMAL 29.95 CONTROL Tom] 004766 30000

Total 004759 29.95 004789 SAINT FRANCIS GROUP (12/14113) MASS PICKUP & CREMATION - ANIMAL 50000 CONTROL. 004760 KANKAKER COUNTY TREASUR.. NOVEMBER 2013 PHONE BILL - ANIMAL CONTROL 76,74 Tom] 004789 30000 Total 004760 - 76.74 004790 STAPLES BUSINESS ADVANTAGE CUST. OFFICE SUPPLIES - ANIMAL 398.17 004771 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASUR.. ANIMAL CONTROL PAYROLL 01-10-14 7.116,13 CONTROL

Total 004771 7,116.15 10141 004790 798.17

004773 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASUR.. ANIMAL CONTROL PAYROLL 01-24-14 8453.56 004777 1116 DAILY JOURNAL AC;CTCO ffl HOLIDAY ADOPTION AD- ANIMAL 60.98

Total 004773 8.453,56 10141004777 68.98 004761 KANLOIXEE IANITARV/A&J 015,,. DECEMBER 2013 SERVICE. 112.35 004767 VANSCO SUPPLY. INC. C-FOLD TOWELS. LTrTER. BLEACH - ANIMAL 15600 - KANKAKEE IANFrARY/A&J 010.. CUST. NOVEMBER 2013 SERVICE - 112.55 CONTROL ANIMAL CON IRUL 10141004767 136.00 10141004761 225.10 004791 VANSCG SUPPLY. INC. LInER - ANIMAL CONTROL 9500 004784 KANKAKEE SANrIARY,A&J DIS... JANUARY 2014 SERVICE - 113.00 VANSCO SUPPLY, INC. LITTER, CAN LINER, SM CAN LINER - ANIMAL 167.21 CONTROL VANSCO SUPPLY. INC. LI1'IER, CAN LINERS - ANIMAL CONTROL 2600 TorolEO47R4 113.00 VANSCO SUPPLY, INC. LITTER, ICE MELT. ANIMAL CONTROL 90.00

004785 MENARL20 ACcr CLNG & MISC SHELTER SUPPLIES - 69.21 1001 004791 47825 OL 004768 VCA AROMA PARK (11/18/13) IC W DOG NEUTER 60.00 Total 004795 69.21 To1 004768 60.00 004786 MINUTEMAN P00/55 EDUCATIONAL FLYERS, ENVS, RABIES REMINDERS, 1482.30 TICKET BOOKS 004769 VI/RIZON WIRELESS ACC'T (10/20/13-11119113) - ANIMAL 132.14 CONTR OL Total 004786 1.482.38 VERIZON WIRELESS ACCI, (11/20/13-12119/13) - ANIMAL 126.57 LO NT ROL 004765 NICOR GAS BILL PAYMENT CHIN ACCT. (10/22113-11/21/13) - ANIMAL 286.19 CONTROL Total 004769 23851 N1COR GAS BILL PAYMENT CEN... ACCT. (IIGI/I3.I2123/I3). ANIMAL 540,36 CONTROL

10101 650' Aniorol 44.590,57 ToI 004763 826,50 Control Food

004787 PIED PIPER ACCT W PEST CONTROL - ANIMAL CONTROL 3600

Total 004787 36.00

004765 RUDER TECHNOLOGIES ACCT SECURITY CAMERAS NOT RECORDING - 105.00 ANI ONTROL

Total 004765 103.00

10011414140148 PM P,;63 1001)14/141)064004 P._66 Kndknn County Fbmun Dnp.flt Kookoirno County FOrm... Dopoloorl Clmck/Vmmlmn Rni&nn - Camns Conrodlino Report C1nd/V0006mn R.noo, - Clorom Cotmuincr Ropon 730- Toronolnip Motor Form Too 790- Tom Coon Fund From I/I/2014Throogb 1/31/2014 I-1/1/2014 Throu8jt 1/31/2014 I COrnS Nrontbnn VnouOr Noon Transaction DoocnipUoo Clock Ana- Clock Nmobnr Voodoo Norm - Tmomctioo IloroipOim. Clock Amour,

01 1614E VARIOUS INDIVID1JALS CO TwP mr DISBURSEMENTS CK 19047.99 0074192 AT&T ACCT. (II/26/13-12/25/13) -TEEN 110.52 CO1JRl Tolol0II614E 19047.99 Total 0074192 110.32

Tool 750- Towonlop 19047.99 0074371 LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE INSURANCE 1,066.00 Mown Fool Too PA LIBERTY MIJI1JAL INSURANCE POL. ACCT. WORKERS COW 470.00 OJS-lEkioLl

Total 0074371 1336.00

0074236 PEOPLE ETC JANUARY 2014 SALARY. TAXES. & ADMIN FEE - 2.140.00 TEEN COURT

Tool 0074236 2140.00

Tool 790-Tom Coot 7786.02 Ford I

ow: 1:1014 l2Ol:PM Pq67 tOm 1:141411:0146 P14 Pun44 K.nkokoo Cororry Rnnnro Drp.tmrm Koko1mo C000y Floro.rr Dopornoro, Clmck/Vmmlmr Rog00or - Claim Coomri000 Roporl Clmck/Vooclmr Roporror - Claim Cormr/trm Roport 827- NOrorir Coork Drainage Diouict 829- N'mmmorr-YoUowhood Dr. Dirt. From I/II20I4Th,00gh 1/31/2014 From 1/1/2014 Tl000glr 1/31/2014

Chook Nmobo, Voodot Horror Troorootim, Dr,cript,00 Check Aor000 - Chock Nombor_— Voodoo Na— - - - - - Troorootion Domoiptioo - - - - Chook A000uo

009446 SIMUFIS LAW OFFICES, VC. - --(4F18/13-1/8/14)LECIALFI2ES&COSTS-MINNIE - 821.31 009439 GODIN&DENTON.P.C. 20I2&2OI3 ATTORNEY FEES & COSTS -MOMENCE 712.00 - - - - - CR.ERKDD. &VLWIIDDD.

Totrt1009446 821.31 Tothl009439 712.00

To1o1827-MimoioCoork 821.31 Total 829 712.00 Doroorgo Di,roiol M000rroo.Yrll000toord Dr. Dm

VItiI4l101:aI :69 orrorlouil ,OI,6or1 :m KnImiom Cmmty fl.oco D.p.,tmrort Konkokro CmrrIy Fbmrrro Dop.rrmrot

Clmck/Vm.cbo. Rcgidr .Clom Commi000 Roçorl UonLNoro!mr Rri0rr - Clnjon C0000illm Report 830. Srmk4 Creek Thoioagr Di,lñot 833- Unioo 42 Drainage D,roicr From 1/1 /2014 TIoorlr 1131/2014 From 11112014 Throngir 1131/2014

Check Nrmrbcr Vmrdor Nmrm - Trorrmiim Dorcrip600 Orork Amorm Clrmok Number Vrodor Trmronmlioo Dmmripmioo Check Armrono 009439 OODIN & DENTON. P.C. 2012&2OI3ATTOREY FEES & COSTS .SNAKE 711.00 001113 000IN& DENFON. P.C. 2012 & 2013 ATTORNEY FEES &COSTS -UNION 42 725.00 CREEK D.D. DD. To1J 099139 711.00 Tonl00IlI5 72500

ToroIS3O.SmkrCreek 711.00 Torn! 833 -Union 82 725,00 Droinogo Dimid Droiorg Droidor

tOrn ViOl. ml:.. rol p".; 71 : 01014 llnl46fl1 Kook.koo Comfy florcooc Dopootocorri K.olockoo Com.00 Fbr.noo Dop.rhrmnl

ClrockNorrchor Rocrror . Claim C0000i000 Report OrookN000lor Rogirloo - Cit/mt Comoolloo Ropori 836. Uolo Bocvor Drojoogo Dirloic 860- Ctfctorio P/mr From l/I12OI4Th,004lr 1/3112014 From 1/112014 Through 1/31/2014

Chock Nrmrboo Voodoo Nam - Trmcmctioo D000nptiorr Chock Amoco Chock Nuorbor Vorrdor Norrro Tmosucrioo Drouoiprioo Chock Amouc

001132 - - ANDERSON EXCAVATING NURS BACK! IOEWOR1( .Lfl11E BEAVER DD. - 2.160.00 -- —010214-- — CERIDIAN - - F5A CLAIMS REIMBOLO7JI4 - - 2424.35 - - - - - - - -

Total 001132 2,160.00 Tom] 010214 2,424.55

001133 COUNTRY MIJflJAL INSURANC... ACCT"ANNUAL INS .693.00 010814 CEISIDIAN FSA Claim Roiorb-0l03/14 1,006.37 flEA PREMIUM-LITTLE Total 010914 1,066.37 Tor,rI 001133 1,695.00 011514 CERIDIAN FSACIoimo Roimb-01115/14 2,734.59

ToW! 836- Lirrlc Broom 3,055,00 Tort! 011514 2,734.19 Drainage Dittho

012314 cER1DIAN FSA Cit,mo Rib - 01/23/14 1,75804

Total 012314 1,750.04

012914 CERII)IAN FSACIcjorr Roorrb-0I/29/14 1.927.00

Total 012914 1,9127.00

Total 860. Cofoloot P/mr 9,910.13 I

E-v Viol. 1101:46 rOt 0 Or [80: VIol, 1101:46101 PW: 74 I Km.ImIom Cromly Flomom Drp.rtomol K.olroko. Co.ny Fb.mom Dop.rhrrorn CNoocho, Rrgi0or - Clojor, Coormittor Roport ChVortolttr Rrgi0or - CIOOO Cottoojltro Ropott 880- Coodmomtjon (Fronmom) 903- Poyroll C1mñrt From 11112514 Through 1131/2014 From 1/1/2014 Through I/31/2014

Chmk Nmobrr Voodor Noorr Tronmotim Drooriprion Chock Amorm Clock N/otthrc Vrttdor Nomo Troonoclion Droctiprion Clock A-

009469 MUNICIPAL TRUST & SAVINGS ... CASE. 15,000.00 0074297 KANKAKEE FED OF LABOR AFt.., KS FEDERATION OF LABOR DONATIONS 2013 60.00 WFfl4IRIU8I LUMP ToOl 0074297 6000 ToOl 009469 15.000,80 511634 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS AFSCMII 1.07136 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS AGENCY ChECKS 08,70978 Idol 885- 13,000.80 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS CHILD SUPPORT GARNISHMENTS-11- 5,890.47 CoodmmolOo VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS CHILD SUPPORT GARNISHMENTS-IN 124.80 moot,,) VARIOUSINDIVIDUALS DEFERRED COMP-EDWARD JONES 690.80 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS DEFERRED COMP-NATIONWIDE 4.430.37 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS DEFERRED COMP.WACIIOVIA 2,020,00 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS DIRECT DEPOSITS 337,27247 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS FEDERAL WrnInOI,DIN0 121,257.04 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS PICA 149,87760 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS FOP 4,815 00 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS II. SE STATE 45.149,06 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS IL ER SUI 2,929.94 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS READY CHECKS 121,707.51 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS TEAMSTERS 304.25

T0OI0II0I4 1.126,389,75

012414 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS AFSCME 1.871,36 VARIOUSINDIVIDUALS AGENCY CHECKS 29,252,32 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS CHILD SUPPORT GARNISHMENTS-IL 6,636,10 VARiOUS INDIVIDUALS CHILD SUPPORT GARNISI0600NTS-IN 124.00 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS DEFERRED CONE-EDWARD JONES 67080 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS DEFERRED COMP-NATIONWIDE 4,805.63 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS DEFERRED COMP.WACI IOVLA 2,020.00 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS DIRECT DEPOSITS 524,727.66 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS FEDERAL W17HIIOLDINO 125,34609 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS RCA 153.812,17 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS FOP . 5,449.00 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS IL ER STATE 45,995.44 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS II. ER SIll 19,261.16 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS READY CHECKS 148,768.95 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS TEAMSTERS 304.25

1001012414 1.168.501.62

092242 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS M0000l Chook ' 102.57

ToOl 092242 102.57

092243 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS Motto,] Clock . 1464

ToOl 092243 114.64

092244 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS M0000l Clock - I15.44

ToOl 092244 1I5.44

092245 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS Mono,] Chock . 67427

Totol 092240 674,27

092246 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS ktuouul Chock . 04.62 :VtuI4I0.Ol:46r%t tboc Pitt. tlOI;sortl Kmrk..k. Cormly Roonor Dop.flomrd Konkolmo Co.mty Fb.nnro Doporlonroro CFockoocl,rr RrjSor - Cloiror Coomritlm Rojoofl ChorkN000lorr RogiOro - CIoüm Commi000 Roport 900- Pay roll CIoorm 960- R.00l Tr000portnlion Grant #2 From I/l/2014Th,006h 113112014 From 1/112014 Throogl. 113112014 - - -

Chmk Nrmrbr, Vomior Norm Tronororior. flrmoptioo Chock Aoom -- - - - - - CbmE Ni6i* Voodoo Norm - Torocnc.ioo Dmc.iprioo Clock Amolor

ToIo1092246 - -- - - -- 8462 001001 SIIOWEUS (7/1/13.9/30/13) DOWNSTATE OPERATION 80477.67 - ASSISTANCE - PLANNING - 092247 VARIOUS INDIVIDUAlS Moron! Clock. 476.97 SIIOWBUS (7/1/13-9/30/U) SECTION 5311 OPERATING 100,095.10 ASSISTANCE-PLANNING 10th! 092247 476.97

Total 001001 180572.77

loIn! 900. Payroll 2,296.519.88 001002 SFIOWBUS Clomiog (7/1/13-9/20113) SRC OPERATING ASSISTANCE - 2,036.16 PLANNING

Total 001002 2.036. 16

10th! 960- Ron.! 182,608.93 Tmosportolioo Drool #2

Report Torn! 7.608,611.08 I

;l,l4'l4 1101.46131 P-1 77 moron. 1101:46PM P00: 1. COMMITTEE REPORT

TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY BOARD OF KANKAKEE COUNTY:

Your Committee, to whom was referred the matter of I COUNTY COLLECTOR'S MONTHLY 1WPORT

Beg to submit the following report on the matter before them:

WE HAVE EXAMINED THE JANUARY 31, 2014- MONTHLY REPORT OF THE COUNTY TREASURER AND EX-OFFICIO COUNTY COLLECTOR AND TO THE BEST OF OUR KNOWLEDGE FINDS IT TO BE TRUE AND CORRECT. /

FINANCE COMMITTEE,

All of which is respectfully submitted.

COMMITEE MONTHLY REPORT - COUNTY COLLECTOR

MONTH ENDING: January 31, 2014

RECAPITULATION OF COLLECTOR'S ACCOUNTS

Current Tax Account: $85,020.07 Current Tax Investment: $85,020.07

TOT14L CASH IN BANKS AND INVESTMENTS: $85,020.07

Collector's Remarks:

I, Mark J. Frechette, County Treasurer, Kankakee County, State of Illinois do solemnly swear that to the best of my knowledge and belief, the above is a true statement of all funds and accounts in my custody, I have received neither directly, nor indirectly for my own use, nor for the benefit of others, any other monies than herein specified for the period ending January 31, 2014 • __ __

MONTHLY REPORT - COUNTY COLLECTOR MONTH ENDING - January 31, 2014

Back Tax Account

Balance: December 31, 2014 $0.00 Receipts: $0.00 Total: $0.00 Disbursements: $0.00 Balance in Bank: January 31, 2014 $0.00 Investments in Certificate of Deposits: $0.00 Total Cash and Investments: $0.00

Current Tax Balance: December 3l,2014 $119,424.86 Receipts: $104,982.43 Total: $224,407.29 Disbursements: ! $139,387.22 Balance in Bank: January 31, 2014 $85,020.07 Investments in Certificates of Deposit: $0.00 Total Cash and Investments: $85,020.07 Armstrong Credit Union 5.00 Centrue 0.00 ELITE 25.00 Commonweath C.U. 100.00 Federal Pay' 0.00 First American Checking 84 7 343.28 Maternity BVM 20.00 Municipal 500.00 PNC 1.79 Riverside Credit Union 25.00

Total 85,020.07 COMMITTEE REPORT

TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY BOARD OF KANKAKEE COUNTY:

Your Committee, to whom was referred the matter of COUNTY TREASURER'S MONTHLY REPORT

Beg to submit the following report on the matter before them:

WE HAVE EXAMINED THE JANUARY 31, 2014 MONTHLY REPORT OF THE COUNTY TREASURER AND EX-OFFICIO COUNTY COLLECTOR AND TO THE BEST OF OUR KNOWLEDGE FINDS IT TO BE TRUE AND CORRECT.

FINANCE CO4ITTEE,

All of which is respectfully submitted.

&_J

COMMITEE Kankakee County Finance Department Balance Sheet As of 1/31/2014

Total General Fund

Checking Accounts/Cash 1st American KanCom 911 10118 1,090,938.51 0.00 1st Amer-Juror Account 10121 12,559.31 12,559.31 1st Amer-Special Funds 10122 2,221,543.45 (2,487,650.48) 1st Amer-County Hwy 10124 1,310,592.39 0.00 1st Amer-County Bridge 10126 537,440.55 0.00 1st Amer-Twp Bridge 10128 56,655.96 0.00 1st Amer-Hwy Payroll 10129 0.00 0.00 Homestar-Special Funds 10130 201,103.48 0.00 Homestar-Matching Tax 10131 636,548.49 0.00 First Trust-Special Funds 10132 376,212.22 0.00 Municipal Trust1Special Funds 10134 10,321.81 0.00 Homestar - Coroner Fund 10135 39,432.01 0.00 National Bank of St Anne-SF 10136 16,670.46 0.00 Peoples Bank - Fund 960 10137 18.40 0.00 Peoples Bank - CDAP 10139 301,632.65 0.00 Watseka 1st NatI Bank-SF 10140 0.00 0.00 Federated Bank - 911 Rev 2001 10141 0.00 0.00 Peoples Bank -Special Funds 10143 472,121.29 0.00 Peoples Bank-#911 10144 0.00 0.00 Peoples Bank -Non Interest 10145 0.00 0.00 Manteno-CO MFT 10146 17,125.92 0.00 Manteno-Twp MFT 10148 54,989.25 0.00 Petty Cash 10190 775.00 0.00 Total Checking Accounts/Cash 7,356,681.15 (2,475,091.17)

Type of Investment Mainsource-Var.Rt.Ckg-1 16025 10300 10,621.90 0.00 StBankofHerscher CD15526 10500 0.00 0.00 SBH CD# 16000 10510 298,482.15 0.00 SBH CD# 12052 10520 1,011,576.72 0.00 St Bank of Herscher CD15527 10540 0.00 0.00 St Bank of Herscher CD 15528 10600 0.00 0.00 St Bank of Herscher CDARS 2 10620 0.00 0.00 VAC 5/3 CD#0120668584042 10700 50,351.27 0.00 VAC 5/3 CD#0120668584034 10710 50,351.28 0.00 Federated Bank CD 400445 10720 50,459.95 0.00 ILL.Funds-SupTax-7139132166 10800 5,458.46 5,458.46 IL.Funds-00MFT-7139132331 10810 1,052,088.64 0.00 IL.Funds-TwpMFT-7139132497 10820 962,297.53 0.00 IL.Funds-MtchgTax-7139153493 10830 506,174.24 0.00 IL.Funds-JntBridge-7139153501 10840 901,786.48 0.00 IL. Funds-CoHwy-7 139153519 10850 734,979.36 0.00 IL.Funds-Var.Accts-7139153766 10860 1,660,109.03 0.00 MMIA-1712-Co Highway 10910 501,289.22 0.00 MMIA-1713-Co Motor Fuel Tax 10920 0.00 0.00 MMIA-1714-Joint Bridge 10930 0.00 0.00 MMIA-1715-Matching Tax 10940 2,005,156.90 0.00 MMIA-1716-Twp Motor Fuel Tax 10950 501,289.22 0.00 Total Type of Investment 10,302,472.35 5,458.46 Total Cash & Investments 17,659,153.50 (2,469,632.71)

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13 Formula Series 2011 GO Tort Fund Pension Fund 13-681011 13 NEG 13-671011 12TAA 12-661011 Bond Fund

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1,352,352.02 906,919.15 3,556.29 612.03 284.35 166,753.14 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1 1352,352.02 906,919.15 3,556.29 612.03 284.35 166,753.14

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 6,710.59 0.07 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 6,710.59 0.07 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1,359,062.61 906,919.22 3,556.29 612.03 284.35 166,753.14

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Series 2012 GO Series 2012A GO Bond Fund Series Recorder Computer Bond Fund BondFund IJIS Project Fund 2009 Fund

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 105,688.17 162,856.18 141,510.73 73,243.03 131,046.01

0.00 1 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 I 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.b0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

- 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 105,688.17 162,856.18 141,510.73 73,243.03 -- 131,046.01

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1,176.75 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1,288.00 0.00 1 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 2,464.75 105,688.17 162,856.18 141,510.73 73,243.03 133,510.76

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Foreclosure Co. Clerk Vital Treasurers Treasurers Interest Court Document Record Fund Computer Fund Fund Court Security Fund Storage Fund Mediation Fund

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 17,817.99 0.00 65,017.71 (95,456.98) 203,604.05 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 (1,573.36) 44,073.33 8,091.62 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 4,200.42 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0. 00 ______0.00 0.00

,P73L 33 73,10 9.33 203,604.05 4,200.42

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 825.26 694.23 0.00 0.00 190.84 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 - -- 0 .00 0.00 0.00 0.00 825.26 694.23 0.00 0.00 190.84 0.00 17,069.89 44,767.56 73,109.33 (95,456.98) 203,794.89 4,200.42

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Probation Service Forfeited Funds Equitable Sharing - Gang Violence Law Library Fund Fees Fund (SAO) SAO Funds

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 77,620.87 80,022.11 1,008.08 34,364.51 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 13,553.96 0.00 27,264.29 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 5,787.30 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 5,787.30 77,620.87 93,576.07 1,008.08 61,628.80

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1267.51 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1,267.51 0.00 0.00 0.00 5,787.30 78,888.38 93,576.07 1,008.08 61,628.80

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SAO Records/Automati... Dispute Resolution Circuit Clerk Court Automation Driver Arrestee Medical Fund Fund Oper/Admin Fund Fund Improvement Fund Cost Fund

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 6,172.33 0.00 60,847.66 330,393.34 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 6,918.21 8,641.83 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 10,210.18 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 325,751.67 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 500.00 -0-.00 0.00 0.00

6,172.33 10,210.8 61,347.66 656,145.01 6,918.21 - 8,641.83

0.00 0.00 0.00 8,634.51 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 9,302.67 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 17,937.18 0.00 0.00

6,172.33 - 10,210.18 61,347.66 674,082.19 6,918.21 - 8,641.83

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Forfeited Funds Coroner Fees Fund Health Department V.A.C. Fund (Sheriff) County Highway

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1,310,592.39 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1.03 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 155,917.61 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 39,432.01 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 200.00 0.00 75.00 39,432.01 0.00 156,117.61 1.03 1,310,667.39

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 50,351.27 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 50,351.28 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 50,459.95 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 734,979.36 0.00 1,206,435.18 27,473.12 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 501,289.22 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1,206,435.18 178,635.62 0.00 1,236,268.58 432.01 1,206,435.18 334,753.23 1.03 2,546,935.97

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County Motor Fuel Juvenile Detention Tax Matching Tax County Bridge Township Bridge GIS Fund Debt Serv.

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 411,046.77 40,008.98 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 537,440.55 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 56,655.96 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 14,271.79 0.00 636,548.49 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 17,125.92 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 ______0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

17,125.92 - 636,548.49 537,440.55 56,655.96_ - 411,046.77 54,280.77

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1,052,088.64 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 506,174.24 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 901,786.48 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 3,491.48 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 2,005,156.90 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1,052,088.64 2,511,331.14 901,786.48 0.00 3,491.48 0.00 1,069,214.56 3,147,879.63 1,439,227.03 56,655.96 414,538.25 54,280.77

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911 System Fee CDAP/Revolving PTAB/Contract Township Motor Fund Animzal Cr,rifr,,I 1i ,n,1 I nnn Appraisal Fuel Tax

1,090,938.51 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 35,010.32 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 4,433.40 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 301,632.65 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 146,369.62 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 54,989.25 0.00 I 0.00 0.00 - 0.00 1,090,938.51 146,369.62 301,632.65 - 39,443.72 54,989.25

0.00 0.00 0.00 810.64 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 298,482.15 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1,011,576.72 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 i 0.00 0.00 0.00 962,297.53

0.00 1 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 186,752.44 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 - 0.00 - 0.00 501,289.22 1,310,058.87 186,752.44 0.00 810.64 1,463,586.75

2,400,997.38 333,122.06 301,632.65 - 40,254.36 1,518 ,576.00

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Riverside Country Baker Creek Exline Drainage Gar Creek Drainage Teen Court Fund Estates S.A. Arrowhead Hills S.A. Drainage District District District

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 3,138.21 (14,018.08) 58.06 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 4,869.74 9,132.46 28,372.76 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 02 00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 3,138.21 58.06 4,869.74 9,132.46 - 28,372.76

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 13,383.34 6,972.09 17,942.09 38,287.14 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 13,383.34 6,972.09 17,942.09 38,287.14

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Grinnell Drainage McGillviray Minnie Creek Momerice-Pembro... Mantno #3 District Drainage District Drainage District Drainage District Drainage Dist

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 15,003.37 15,003.45 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 35,341.31 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 10,241.18 0.00 8,762.52 21,238.07 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 2,460.29 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

0.00 0.00 0.00 - 0.00 0.00 10,241.18 35,341.31 23,765.89 36,241.52 2,460.29

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.04 687.53 25,987.04 0.00 18,441.05 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.04 687.53 25,987.04 0.00 18,441.05 10,241.22 36,028.84 49,752.93 36,241.52 20,901.34

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Momence-Yellowh... Snake Creek Spring Creek Union #1 Drainage Union #2 Drainage Union #6 Drainage Dr. Dist. Drainage District Drainage District District District District

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 31,540.01 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 6,962.28 6,783.68 0.00 0.00 0.00 13,283.50 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 7,861.52 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 8,068.84 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 6,962.28 78168 81 068.84 31,540.01 7,861.52 13,283.50

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 50,937.43 0.00 22,999.16 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 50,937.43 0.00 22,999.16

6,962.28 6,783.68 - - 8,068.84 82,477.44 7,861.52 36,282.66

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Joe Benes Little Beaver Raymond Drainage Manteno #9 Manteno #10 Drainage District Drainage Distric District Drainage District Drainage District

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 8,538.70 7.36 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 12,230.32 0.00 7,023.92 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 8,601.62 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 12,230.32 8,601.62 7,023.92 8,538.70 73_

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 19,963.15 77.58 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.0_0_ 0.00_ 19,963.15 77.58 0.00 0.00 0.00 32,193.47 8,679.20 7,023.92 8,538.70 7.36

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Rural Condemnation Unclaimed Legacies Transportation Cafeteria Plan (Treasurers) Payroll Clearing & Bonds Sheriff TBL Account Grant #2

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 45,010.11 52,021.17 24,471.91 255,106.89 1,100.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 7,119.01 64,077.27 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 18.40 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

52,129.12 - 116,09844 24,471.91 255,106.89 - ,10009_ - - - - 18.40

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I Kankakee County Coroner January I Income Summary Report 2014 Invoice # Agency Case # Item Amount Special Fund 14-004 Gift of Hope Morgue Use $615.00 14-001 Ford County Morgue Use $275.00 13-075 Will County Morgue Use $325.00 14-006 Iroquois County Morgue Use $275.00 Midwest Mortuary Services, Ltd. Cremation Permit $50.00 X Hager Memorial Cremation Permit $50.00 X Knapp Funeral Home Cremation Permit $200.00 X Howe and Yockey 14-0021 Cremation Permit $50.00 X Owens Funeral home Cremation Permit $50.00 X Heights Crematory 14-0069 Cremation Permit $50.00 X Biological Resource Barr Cremation Permit $50.00 X Neptune Society Cremation Permit $50.00 X Neptune Society Cremation Permit $50.00 X Illinois Veterans Home Cremation Permit $50.00 X I Calvert & Martin Cremation Permit $50.00 X Knapp Funeral Home Cremation Permit $100.00 X Fedde Funeral Home Cremation Permit $100.00 X Jeffery Danes Cremation Permit $50.00 X USLEGAL Support 11-0893 Inquiry Report $4.01 X USLEGAL Support 11-0509 4,utopsy, Coroner;s, Inquiry Report, Photo $256.01 X Matthew Alexander 13-1174 Autopsy report $50.00 X Brenda Ramsey Inquiry Report $5.00 X Gift of Hope 13-1077 Autopsy and Toxicology report $75.00 X Gift of Hope 07-0227 Autopsy report $50.00 X John connelly 13-0671 Autopsy report $50.00 X

TOTAL $2,930.02 I 1Ii Date: 01X06/2014 09:40 End Of Period Listing - Actual Page CRTR717O CIRCUIT CLERK CASH BOOK From 11/27/2013 14:31:12.57 To 12/31/2013 14:30:06.70 Disbursed Total

DECEMBER 2013 MONTH END CHECKS 351,905.78 ccouL count Payee Name Check check Disbursed Amount Number Number Status Code of Cases ERK FEES/11050030340 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 52,032.23 981 UHARGE/11050030356RC KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 2,318.32 47 RDRIVERS ED FUND IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 579.36 26 VICTIMS FUND-VIOLENT CRIME IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 2,030.25 48 ST ATTY/11053030353 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 4,112.48 341 OFF. RET/11050030341 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 6,630.00 154 SH FEE-TR/CRIM/11070030350 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 1,800.04 58 SH FEE-CIVIL/11070030351 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 61.00 3 PROB FEE/29055030510 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 6,604.35 38 LAW LIBR/28051030510 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 4,100.00 398 AUTOM FUND/33050030510 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 16,543.47 1200 COURT FEE/11051030355 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 3,057.07 415 CT SECURITY/26070030510 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 10,122.37 452 MISC/+-/CHRGS/11050030340 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 682.69- 0 ABANDONED RESIDENTIAL PROP MUNC IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 9,660.00 35 RELIEF FND ANIMAL CONTROL/680-999-30454 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 3-1.13 AROMA PARK VILLAGE OF AROMA PARK N/A N/A 249.09 TREASURER AROMA PARK/VEHICLE FUND VILLAGE OF AROMA PARK N/A N/A 40.00 TREASURER BOURBONNAIS VILLAGE OF BOURBONNAIS N/A N/A 4,824.42 79 TREASURER , BOURBONNAIS/ DUI EQUIP VILLAGE OF BOURBONNAIS N/A N/A 262.00 TREASURER BOURBONNAIS/ VEHICLE FUND VILLAGE OF BOURBONNAIS N/A N/A 660.00 34 TREASURER BRADLEY VILLAGE OF BRADLEY TREASURER N/A N/A 8,262.46 128 BRADLEY! DUI EQUIPMT VILLAGE OF BRADLEY TREASURER N/A N/A 332.15 5 BRADLEY! VEHICLE FUND VILLAGE OF BRADLEY TREASURER N/A N/A 930.00 49 CHILDREN'S ADVOCACY CENTER CHILDREN'S ADVOCACY CENTER N/A N/A 6,079.26 327 CO BOND FORF/11050030354 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 8,532.08 25 CTDA/110 50030342 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 525.00 36 CRIMINAL JUSTICE INFORMATION CRIMINAL JUSTICE INFORMATION N/A N/A 3.00 4 PROJECTS FUND AUTHORITY CRIM. JUSTICE INFO. PROJ. FND/ST IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 100.00 4 TREAS. CERT MAIL /11050030344 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 2,205.00 20 ISP CO-TRAF/11050030346 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 18,963.89 247 CLK OP ADM FUND/32550030510 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 2,680.75 590 CONSERVATION P01 OPER ASSIST FUND IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 30.00 2 CONSERVATION-FINES DEPT OF NATURAL RESOURCES N/A N/A 296.17 6 CONSERVATION! VEHICLE FUND DEPT OF NATURAL RESOURCES N/A N/A 20.00 1 YOUTH DRUG ABUSE PREVENTION DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES N/A N/A 263.75 3 DOM BATTERY FUND IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 18.00 2 DR IMPROV/ 34050030434 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 988.50 .101 I DNA ANALYSIS FEE IL ST POLICE/ACCTS RECEIVABLE N/A N/A 1,902.62 16 DISPUTE RESOL/32051030520 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 356.00 355 DR SCHOOL /34050030436 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 2,913.50 100 DOC STOR/ 27050030510 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 16,416.91 1197 DRUG TREATMENT ASSMNT FUND IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 2,885.75 16 DRUG TRAFFIC PREVENTION FUND IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 37.50 1 ST TREAS-DUI EQUIPMT IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 6,855.52 DOM VIOLENCE FINE 31 IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 495.00 5 ESSEX FINES VILLAGE OF ESSEX TREASURER N/A N/A 132.17 4 Date: 01/06/2014 09:40 End Of Period Listing - Actual Page: CRtR7].70 CIRCUIT CLERK CASH BOOK From 11/27/2013 14:31:12.57 To 12/31/2013 14:30:06.70 FORCLOS PREV PROG FUND IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 1,715.00 35 FORCLOS PREV PROG GRAD FUND IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 3,864.00 35 GEN FUND % /11050030368 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 41,474.19 765 GRANT PARK VILLAGE OF GRANT PARK N/A N/A 461.32 11 TREASURER ANT PARK! VEHICLE FUND VILLAGE OF GRANT PARK N/A N/A 20.00 2 TREASURER NG VIOL! 31053030520 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 113.15 45 tRSCHER VILLAGE OF HERSCHER TREASURER N/A N/A 143.74 2 HERSCHER/ VEHICLE FUND VILLAGE OF HERSCHER TREASURER N/A N/A 20.00 1 HARRIS & HARRIS COLLECTION AGENCY ARNOLD SCOTT HARRIS P. C. N/A N/A 11,301.36 184 INT-INVMT./11050030610 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 58.09 0 ISP! DUI EQUIP FUND IL STATE POLICE/DUI EQUIPMENT N/A N/A 587.14 12 ISP/ VEHICLE FUND STATE POLICE VEHICLE FUND #246 N/A N/A 2,060.66 107 JURY DEMAND/11052030345 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 3,400.00 18 CRIME STOPPERS KANKAKEE COUNTY CRIME STOPPERS N/A N/A 408.00 381 K3 CITY CITY OF KANKAKEE TREASURER N/A N/A 8,065.57 114 K3 CITY! DUI EQUIP CITY OF KANKAKEE TREASURER N/A N/A 10.00 1 CO FINE-CRIM/ 11050030362 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 1,894.02 19 K3 CITY! VEHICLE FUND CITY OF KANKAKEE TREASURER N/A N/A 555.61 30 KAMEG K.A.M.E.G. N/A N/A 1,000.00 1 LAB FEE-ST CRIME LAB IL ST POLICE/ACCTS RECEIVABLE N/A N/A 1,023.30 13 LEADS FUND IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 294.74 39 LAW ENFORCMT CAMERA FUND IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 272.01 24 MANTENO TREASURER VILLAGE OF MANTENO TREASURER N/A N/A 3,046.55 57 MANTENO TWP-ROAD/BRIDGE FUND MANTENO TOWNSHIP TREASURER N/A N/A 84.78 1 MANTENO/ VEHICLE FUND VILLAGE OF MANTENO TREASURER N/A N/A 441.50 23 ARRESTEE MED/ 35071030510 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 387.29 40 MOMENCE CITY OF MOMENCE TREASURER N/A N/A 2,194.54 39 MOMENCE/ DUI EQUIP CITY OF MOMENCE TREASURER N/A N/A 27.30 1 I MOMENCE/ VEHICLE FUND CITY OF MOMENCE TREASURER N/A N/A 161.00 9 PARENTAL REMBSMT/11056030466 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 20.00 1 PUB DEFENDER/11054030359 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 2,517.00 25 PRESCRIPTION PILL AND DRUG IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 54.00 4 DISPOSAL FUND PROB & CT SERV/ 29055030379 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 1,609.04 167 PRISONER REVIEW BOARD VEH FUND IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 4.00 8 PERFORM-ENHANC SUBST TEST FUND IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 250.00 5 RM & BOARD/11071030376 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 449.00 4 RESIDENT FORCLOS MEDIATION KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 4,200.00 28 FUND/275-510-30510-999 STATTY REC AUTO! 31553030510 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 594.00 302 BBCHS 01ST #307 BBCHS DISTRICT #307 N/A N/A 25.00 1 ST BOND FORFEITURE IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 95.62 2 BRADLEY SCHOOL DIST 61 BRADLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT #61 N/A N/A 25.00 1 SPINAL CORD/11050030366 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 55.00 11 SH FINE! 11070030364 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 8,917.48 118 SH DUI EQUIP/11070030378 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 280.00 3 SH VEHICLE/11070030780 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 900.00 50 SH WAR PROC /11070030365 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 2,029.00 30 KANKAKEE SCHOOL DIST #111 KANKAKEE SCHOOL DISTRICT #111 N/A N/A 300.00 6 STATE OVERWEIGHT ILLINOIS STATE POLICE N/A N/A 2,431.00 3 SEX OFF EVAL/11051054200 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 38.46 1 I SOS-TRAF K3CO/11050030363 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 184.61 6 ST POLICE OPERATIONS ASSISTANCE IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 10,623.23 724 FUND SOS! VEHICLE FUND SECRETARY OF STATE N/A N/A 20.00 1 ST. ANNE VILLAGE OF ST. ANNE TREASURER N/A N/A 648.19 6 STATE TREAS PERCENTAGE IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 18,075.03 765 ST. ANNE! VEHICLE FUND VILLAGE OF ST. ANNE TREASURER N/A N/A 20.00 1 TEEN COURT/79099930355 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 2,162.27 464 TRAUMA FUND/11050030357 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 1,304.12 39 Date: 02/03/2014 09:07 End Of period Listing - Actual Page: 1 CRTR7 170 CIRCUIT CLERK CASH BOOK From 12/31/2013 14:30:06.70 TO 01/31/2014 14:30:58.09 Disbursed Total JANUARY 2014 --- MONTH END CHECKS 356,700.90 ccount Payee Name check Check Disbursed Amount Number Number Status Code of Cases FEES/11050030340 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 46,333.08 1014 ARGE/11050030356 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 3,244.50 68 I:RERS.ED FUND IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 1,253.13 50 VICTIMS FUND-VIOLENT CRIME IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 3,330.82 73 ST ATTY/11053030353 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 4,695.04 344 OFF. RET/11050030341 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 12,344.65 182 SH FEE-TR/CRIM/11070030350 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 4,493.79 103 SH FEE-CIVIL/11070030351 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 35.00 2

PROB FEE/29055030510 - KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 7,384.15 49 LAW LIBR/28051030510 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 3,897.00 381 AUTOM FUND/33050030510 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 17,144.80 1274 COURT FEE/11051030355 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 3,594.28 435 CT SECURITY/26070030510 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 10,205.74 471 MISC/+-/CHRGS/11050030340 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 549.08- 0 ABANDONED RESIDENTIAL PROP MUNC IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 6,860.00 27 RELIEF FND AROMA PARK VILLAGE OF AROMA PARK N/A N/A 78.61 2 TREASURER BOURBONNAIS VILLAGE OF BOtJRBONNAIS N/A N/A 6,286.53 89 TREASURER OURBONNAIS/ DUI EQUIP VILLAGE OF BOURBONNAIS N/A N/A 231.05 2 TREASURER OURBONNAIS/ VEHICLE FUND VILLAGE OF BOURBONNAIS N/A N/A 486.50 25 TREASURER RADLEY VILLAGE OF BRADLEY TREASURER N/A N/A 7,944.75 164 BRADLEY/ DUI EQUIPMT VILLAGE OF BRADLEY TREASURER N/A N/A 851.54 5 BRADLEY! VEHICLE FUND VILLAGE OF BRADLEY TREASURER N/A N/A 1,130.00 58 CHILDREN'S ADVOCACY CENTER CHILDREN'S ADVOCACY CENTER N/A N/A 6,032.03 312 CO BOND FORF/11050030354 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 4,823.44 15 CTDA/11050030342 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 380.00 26 CRIMINAL JUSTICE INFORMATION CRIMINAL JUSTICE INFORMATION N/A N/A 6.40 10 PROJECTS FUND AUTHORITY CRIMJUST INFO PROJFND/ST. TREAS. IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 125.00 7 CERT MAIL /11050030344 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 15.00 1 ISP CO-TRAF/11050030346 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 15,348.13 227 CLK OP ADM FUND/32550030510 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 2,508.78 622 CO ORD VIOL/11050030348 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 22.26 2 CONSERVATION POL OPER ASSIST FUND IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 105.00 7 CONSERVATION-FINES DEPT OF NATURAL RESOURCES N/A N/A 1,291.74 10 CONSERVATION! VEHICLE FUND DEPT OF NATURAL RESOURCES N/A N/A 40.00 2 YOUTH DRUG ABUSE PREVENTION DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES N/A N/A 118.75 5 DOM BATTERY FUND IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 36.00 4 DR IMPROV/ 34050030434 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 778.00 80 DNA ANALYSIS FEE IL ST POLICE/ACCTS RECEIVABLE N/A N/A 2,913.23 21 DISPUTE RESOL/32051030520 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 335.00 335 DR SCHOOL /34050030436 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 2,371.79 81 DOC STOR/ 27050030510 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 16,958.26 1259 EDRUG TREATMENT ASSMNT FUND IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 3,326.00 20 DRUG TRAFFIC PREVENTION FUND IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 12.50- 1 DTP FUND/STATE POLICE ILLINOIS STATE POLICE/DRUG N/A N/A 37.50 1 TRAFFIC PREVENTION FUND ST TREAS-DUI EQUIPMT IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 4,568.27 22 DOM VIOLENCE FINE IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 511.85 5 ESSEX FINES VILLAGE OF ESSEX TREASURER N/A N/A 31.15 '1 FORCLOS PREV PROG FUND IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 1,372.00 28 Date: 02/03/2014 09:07 End of Period Listing - Actual Page: CRTR717O CIRCUIT CLERK CASH BOOK From 12/31/2013 14:30:06.70 To 01/31/2014 14:30:58.09 FORCLOS PREV PROG GRAD FUND IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 2,744.00 27 FIRE PREVENTION FUND IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A FIRE TRUCK REVOLV LOAN FUND 7.50 1 IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 7.50 1 GEN FUND % /11050030368 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A GRANT PARK 39,527.03 828 VILLAGE OF GRANT PARK N/A N/A 594.39 11 TREASURER RANT PARK! DUI EQUIP VILLAGE OF GRANT PARK N/A N/A 146.50 1 TREASURER RANT PARK! VEHICLE FUND VILLAGE OF GRANT PARK N/A N/A 28.50 2 I TREASURER GANG VIOL! 31053030520 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 168.00 77 HARRIS & HARRIS COLLECTION AGENCY ARNOLD SCOTT HARRIS P. C. N/A N/A HOPKINS PARK 13,082.78 248 VILLAGE OF HOPKINS PARK N/A N/A 33.50 1 TREASURER INT-INVMT. /11050030610 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 75.91 ISP! DUI EQUIP FUND 0 IL STATE POLICE/DUI EQUIPMENT N/A N/A 475.54 10 Isp! DEPT OF CRIM INVEST D.C.I. N/A N/A isP/ VEHICLE FUND 31.15 1 STATE POLICE VEHICLE FUND #246 N/A N/A 1,602.34 JURY DEMAND/11052030345 84 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 4,150.00 21 CRIME STOPPERS KANKAKEE COUNTY CRIME STOPPERS N/A N/A 417.00 K3 CITY 376 CITY OF KANKAKEE TREASURER N/A N/A 13,127.23 170 K3 CITY! DUI EQUIP CITY OF KANKAKEE TREASURER N/A N/A 944.90 CO FINE-CRIM/ 11050030362 6 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 1,560.40 28 K3 CITY! VEHICLE FUND CITY OF KANKAKEE TREASURER N/A N/A KAMEG 915.50 46 K.A.M.E.G. N/A N/A 300.00 3 LAB FEE-ST CRIME LAB IL ST POLICE/ACCTS RECEIVABLE N/A N/A LEADS FUND 1,519.20 19 IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 398.43 W ENFORCMT CAMERA FUND 59 IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 278.23 27 IMESTONE 1'P-ROAD/BRIDGE FUND LIMESTONE TOWNSHIP TREASURER N/A N/A 33.38 1 NTENO TREASURER VILLAGE OF MANTENO TREASURER N/A N/A 3,009.06 NTENO/ VEHICLE FUND 51 VILLAGE OF MANTENO TREASURER N/A N/A 482.00 25 ARRESTEE MED/ 35071030510 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 500.00 MOMENCE 51 CITY OF MOMENCE TREASURER N/A N/A 2,707.46 50 MOMENCE/ VEHICLE FUND CITY OF MOMENCE TREASURER N/A N/A 248.50 PUB DEFENDER/11054030359 13 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 4,991.22 51 PRESCRIPTION PILL AND DRUG IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 115.20 DISPOSAL FUND 10 PROB & CT SERV/ 29055030379 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 1,364.96 140 PRISONER REVIEW BOARD VEH FUND IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 5.00 PERFORM-ENHANC SUBST TEST FUND 10 IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 305.00 8 RM & BOARD/11071030376 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 632.78 4 RES FORCL MED/275-510-30510-999 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 4,500.00 30 SA REC AUTO! 31553030510 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 556.00 280 SPINAL CORD/11050030366 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 97.60 SH FINE! 11070030364 21 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 5,878.86 105 SH DUI EQUIP/11070030378 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 40.00 SI-f VEHICLE/11070030780 1 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 556.00 31 SI-f WAR PROC /11070030365 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 3,795.44 KANKAKEE SCHOOL 01ST #111 47 KANKAKEE SCHOOL DISTRICT #111 N/A N/A 400.00 8 MOMENCE SCHOOL DIST #1 MOMENCE COMMUNITY DISTRICT #1 N/A N/A STATE OVERWEIGHT 50.00 1 ILLINOIS STATE POLICE N/A N/A 3,261.80 2 SEX OFF EVAL/11051054200 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 38.46 SOS-TRAF K3CO/11050030363 1 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 514.72 12 ST POLICE OPERATIONS ASSISTANCE IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A UFUND 11,284.00 766 SOS! VEHICLE FUND SECRETARY OF STATE N/A N/A 40.00 2 ST. ANNE VILLAGE OF ST. ANNE TREASURER N/A N/A STATE TREAS PERCENTAGE 574.56 12 IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 17,310.45 827 ST. ANNE/ -VEHICLE FUND VILLAGE OF ST. ANNE TREASURER N/A N/A TEEN COURT/79099930355 20.00 1 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A 2,375.46 513 TRAUMA FUND/11050030357 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASURER N/A N/A TR/CRIM SURCHARGE FUND 1 1 915.00 66 IL STATE TREASURERS OFFICE N/A N/A 40.00 10 Date: 02/03/2014 09:07 End Of Period Listing - Actual Page: CRTR717O CIRCUIT CLERK CASH BOOK From 12/31/2013 14:30:06.70 TO 01/31/2014 14:30:58.09 TRNS SAFETY HWY HIRE-BACK FUND IDOT-HANLEY BLDG ROOM 126 N/A N/A 1,603.50 14

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I January, 2014 Kankakee County Recorder Monthly Report

Report of Lori Gadbois, Kankakee County Recorder, for the month of January, 2014 To the Chairman and Kankakee County Board

Balance - January, 2014 Receipts R1-ISPS $ 7,119.00 GIS Fees $ 12,084.00 Recording Fees $ 14,380.50 Photostat $ 296.50 State Stamps $ 25,235.00 County Stamps $ 12,617.50 Computer Fees $ 9,332.00 UCC $ 76.00

$ 81,140.50 Total Cash Available

Disbursement Fees paid to County Treasurer $81,140.50

Bank Balance Less cash in Box $300.00 Cash in Safe and Bank

State of Illinois County of Kankakee

I, Lori Gadbois, Kankakee County Recorder, do solemnly swear that the foregoing account is, in all respects are illst and true, according to my best knowledge and belief and that I neither received, directly or indirectly nor directly or indirectly agree to receive or be paid, for my own or anot ' benefit, and other monies, articles of consideration than therein stated, nor am I entitled to any fee, or emolument for the perid-t io ther than herefrjpecified

Signed and sworn to before me this otary Public

.-- ""1, Kankakee County Recorder of Deeds 2012/2013 Monthly Consolidation

Month RHSPF Fee GIS Fees Recorder Fees Photostat State Stamps County StampE UCC Fees Computer Fee Late Fees Total Deposits 2013 December $9,423.00 $14,988.00 $18,144.50 $265.25 $19,513.50 $9,756.75 $60.00 $9,469.12 $81,620.12 $81,620.12 2014 January $7,119.00 $12,084.00 $14,380.50 $296.50 $25,235.00 $12,617.50 $76.00 $9,332.00 $81,140.50 $81,140.50 February March April May June July August September October November Total $16,542.00 $27,072.00 $32,525.00 $561.75 $44,748.50 $22,374.25 $136.00 $18,801.12 $0.00 $162,760.62 $162,760.62

Month RHSPF Fee GIS Fees Recorder Fees Photostat State Stamps County StampE UCC Fees Computer Fee Late Fees Total Deposits 2012 December $13,410.00 $18,228.00 $22,117.00 $442.25 $38,760.00 $19,380.00 $7,679.23 $120,016.48 $120,016.48 2013 January $12,430.00 $20,352.00 $23,698.00 $878.50 $14,763.50 $7,381.75 $11,324.92 $90,828.67 $90,828.67 February $9,880.00 $15,060.00 $17,965.00 574.25 $13,561.50 $6,780.75 $20.00 $7,103.79 $70,945.29 $70,945.29 March $11,550.00 $17,568.00 $20,749.00 $484.50 $15,264.00 $7,632.00 $9,658.49 $82,905.99 $82,905.99 April $11,655.00 $17,268.00 $21,879.50 $632.50 $60,226.00 $30,113.00 $40.00 $10,098.32 $151,912.32 $151,912.32 May $11,862.00 $19,992.00 $24,160.00 $754.75 $24,535.50 $12,267.75 $20.00 $10,286.75 $103,878.75 $103,878.75 June $11,088.00 $19,452.00 $23,553.00 $492.00 $24,941.50 $12,470.75 $10,524.10 $102,521.35 $102,521.35 July $11,088.00 $19,392.00 $23,119.00 $465.50 $22,384.50 $11,192.25 $12,250.25 $99,891.50 $99,891.50 August $10,269.00 $17,094.00 $20,625.50 $552.50 $33,377.50 $16,688.75 $72.00 $9,964.50 $108,643.75 $108,643.75 September $8,910.00 $15,048.00 $18,073.00 $365.75 $24,167.50 $12,083.75 $112.00 $8,206.52 $86,966.52 $86,966.52 October $10,719.00 $18,900.00 $22,183.50 $341.25 $21,080.00 $10,540.00 $60.00 $10,825.68 $94,649.43 $94,649.43 November $7,704.00 $13,404.00 $16,294.00 $383.25 $15,792.50 $7,896.25 $60.00 $8,620.50 $70,154.50 $70,154.50 Total $130,565.00 $211,758.00 $254,416.50 $6,367.00 $308,854.00 $154,427.00 $384.00 $116,543.05 $0.00 $1,183,314.55 $1,183,314.55 P n c T'x,r Month RHSPF Fee GIS Fees Recorder Fees Photostat State Stamps County StampE UCC Fees Computer Fee Late Fees Total Deposits 2011 December $12,850.00 $17,550.00 $20,484.00 $270.75 $17,084.50 $8,542.25 $0.00 $9,315.50 $0.00 $86,097.00 $86,097.00 January $10,410.00 $14,856.00 $17,756.00 $202.50 $15,038.50 $7,519.25 $8,446.42 $74,228.67 $74,228.67 February $9,050.00 $13,368.00 $15,903.00 $245.00 $8,684.50 $4,342.25 $7,665.96 $59,258.71 $59,258.71 2012 March $11,730.00 $17,916.00 $21,235.00 $596.50 $17,505.50 $8,752.75 $10,402.97 $88,138.72 $88,138.72 April $12,260.00 $17,808.00 $21,041.00 $385.25 $21,234.00 $10,617.00 $20.00 $8,830.57 $92,195.82 $92,195.82 May $11,760.00 $17,316.00 $20,767.00 $380.75 $20,074.50 $10,037.25 $8,354.97 $88,690.47 $88,690.47 June $12,520.00 $17,640.00 $21,140.00 $286.75 $23,996.50 $11,998.25 $20.00 $9,159.70 $96,761.20 $96,761.20 July $12,780.00 $17,592.00 $21,089.00 $159.00 $21,245.00 $10,622.50 $10,566.26 $94,053.76 $94,053.76 August $14,760.00 $20,796.00 $24,806.00 $312.25 $18,264.00 $9,132.00 $9,318.15 $97,388.40 $97,388.40 September $11,790.00 $18,012.00 $21,622.00 $209.50 $26,188.00 $13,094.00 ______$8,905.83 $99,821.33 $99,821.33 October $13,430.00 $19,512.00 $23,106.00 $423.25 $26,053.00 $13,026.50 ______$8,692.38 $104,243.13 $104,243.13 November $13,190.00 $18,324.00 $21,910.00 $817.25 $16,939.00 $8,469.50 $20.00 $9,892.621 $89,562.37 $89,562.37 Total $146,530.00 $210,690.00 $250,859.00 $4,288.75 $232,307.00 $116,153.50 $60.00 $109,551.33 $0.00 $1,070,439.58 $1,070,439.58

- Fiscal Year Totals

Total Documents Recorded for January 2014 - 1049 2014 Jaqnuary Deeds 228 YTD 581 I YTD Docs For Calendar Year - 1049 2014 January LP 37 YTD 73 YTD Does For Fiscal Year 2341 I

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KANKAKEE CLERK

TO THE CHAIRMAN OF THE KANKAKEE COUNTY BOARD

BALANCE OF: January 31, 2014 LESS $400.00 CASH ON HAND $0.00

RECEIPTS:

MARRIAGE/CIVIL LICENSES ISSUED: $495.00 / $15.00

ISSUE MISC. CERTIFICATES: $ 5355.00

REDEMPTION FEES: $ 2,255.00

MISC. PUBLIC SERVICES $ 5684.50

CLERK AUTOMATION I REDEMPTION AUTOMATION $1,474.50 / $0.00 $20,470.69

POSTAGE REIMBURSEMENT $ 1,363.59

PUBLIC HEALTH/STATE TREASURER (DEATH/ COLDF) (DOMESTIC VIOLENCE) $3,532.00 / $170.00

INTEREST EARNED $ 126.10

TOTAL: $20,470.69

DISBURSEMENTS:

EXCESS FEES TRANSFERRED TO COUNTY $ 13,804.50

EXCESS FEES TRANSFERRED TO COUNTY $1,474.50 / $0.00

EXCESS FEES TRANSFERRED TO COUNTY $ 1,363.59

EXCESS FEES TRANSFERRED TO IL DEPT PUBLIC HEALTH i $3,532.00 / $170.00 EXCESS FEES TRANSFERRED TO IL STATE TREASURER

INTEREST $ 126.10 TOTAL: $20,470.69

STATE OF ILLINOIS

COUNTY OF KANKAKEE

I, BRUCE CLARK, KANKAKEE COUNTY CLERK, do solemnly swear that the foregoing account is, in all respects, just and ture according to the best of my knowledge and belief;and that I have neither received or agreed to receive or be paid directly or indirectly, for my own or another's benefit, any other monies, articles or consideration. than herein stated, nor am I entitled to any fee or emolument for the period therein 7ntioned than herein specified.

BRUCE CLARK, COUNTY CLERK

SIGNED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME THIS 4 +\"- DAYOF cQa_AcL.ldo A~c t A - NOTARY PUBLIC 0-7&, j&e7 ~' Axe ~

OFFICIAL SEAL" LINDA S SETTLE NOTARY PUBLIC, STATE OF ILLINOIS MY COMMISSION EXPIRES 06/14116

APPROVED BY COUNTY CLERK'S COMMiTT EE an COUNTY CJW OFFICE

STATEMENT OF FUNDS RECEIVED AND DISBURSED

FOR THE PERIOD OF January 1, 2014 TO January 31, 2014

OFFICE FUND BALANCE OF: January 1, 2014 $400.00

RECEIPTS: FEES

MARRIAGE/CIVIL LICENSES ISSUED: $495.00 I 15.00

ISSUE MISC. CERTIFICATES: $ 5,355.00

REDEMPTION FEES: $ 2,255.00

MISC. PUBLIC SERVICES $ 5,684.50

CLERK AUTOMATION I REDEMPTION AUTOMATION $1,474.50 I 0.00 $20,470.69

POSTAGE REIMBURSEMENT $ 1,363.59

PUBLIC HEALTH/STATE TREASURER (DEATH/CODLF) (DOMESTIC $3,532.00 / 170.00

INTEREST EARNED $ 126.10

TOTAL PUBLIC SERVICE: $20,870.69

DISBURSEMENTS:

EXCESS FEES TRANSFERRED TO COUNTY, ILLINOIS DEPT. OF PUBLIC HEALTH & STATE TREASURER

COUNTY CLERK'S FEES $ 13,804.50

CLERK AUTOMATION I REDEMPTION AUTOMATION $1,474.50 I $0.00

PUBLIC HEALTH/STATE TREASURER (DEATH/COLDF) (DOMESTIC $3,532.00 / $170.00

POSTAGE REIMBURSEMENT $ 1,363.59

INTEREST EARNED $ 126.10

TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS: $20,470.69

BALANCE OF January 31, 2014 $400.00

FEES OF OTHERS:

BALANCE OF January 1, 2014 $ 918,424.09

MONTHLY RECEIPTS $ 329,938.21

CASH AVAILABLE $ 1,248,362.30

MONTHLY DISBURSEMENTS $ 159,755.97

BALANCE OF January 31, 2014 $ 1,088,606.33 $1,088,606.33

BALANCE COUNTY CLERK'S ACCOUNT $ 1,088,606.33

CASH ON HAND $ 400.00

DEPOSIT IN TRANSIT $ 0.00

TOTAL: 1,089,006.33 $1,089,006.33

RAFFLE LICENSE $4.00 0

Kankakee County Animal Control Department 1270 Stanford Drive Kankakee, Illinois 60901

Report to the Kankakee County Board for the month of JANUARY, 2014

FUNDS SUBMITTED TO COUNTY TREASURER This month Last year Total - This year Total - Last year Impoundment 175.00 375.00 300.00 700.00 Public Safety Impound 125.00 250.00 150.00 475.00 Board 300.00 710.00 430.00 960.00 Public Safety RAL 80.00 240.00 100.00 420.00 Service fees 125.00 125.00 175.00 325.00 Fines 375.00 470.00 595.00 990.00 Euth. & Disposal 320.00 390.00 540.00 735.00 Adoptions 285.00 290.00 445.00 860.00 Microchip 373.00 290.00 633.00 817.00 Trip Pickup 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Owner Surrender 130.00 250.00 345.00 400.00 Miscellaneous fees received 10.00 181.75 25.00 347.75 Donations 345.00 130.00 1,680.00 . 520.00 Trap Rental 50.00 0.00 50.00 0.00 Total for month 2,693.00 3,701.75 5,468.00 7,549.75 Registration 17,385.00 17,365.00 34,135.00 31,680.00 Population Control Fund 1,970.00 1,530.00 3,175.00 2,410.00 Village revenue 3,540.00 5,495.06 7,585.00 8,585.06 TOTAL 25,588.00 28,091.81 50,363.00 50,224.81 IPTIP (Building fund) 2.24 7.5 186,752.44 186,700.48 ANIMAL BITES a. bites reported 13 18 20 41 b. in house bites impounded 4 2 7 5 c. bites impounded @ home 5 10 10 22 d. out of County 3 2 4 2 e. specimens for lab exam 01 1 61 2 I f. animals tested positive 1 01 01 01 0 STRAY ANIMAL CONTROL a. Animals euthanized 15 29 51 48 Dogs 9 22 32 35 Cats 6 5 17 10 Wildlife 0 2 2 3 Other 0 0 0 0 b. Owner reclaimed animals 9 15 18 32 c. Animals adopted 36 41 62 80 Dogs/R-16,A-3 19 21 29 49 Cats/R-12,A-5 17 20 33 31 Wildlife 0 0 0 0 Other 4 2 7 4 DOA 2 2 10 5 Total animals handled 66 89 148 169 Investigate and examine farm animals destroyed by dogs 0 0 0 0

Vehicle Mileage 1996 CHEVY TRUCK - 192,113 Respectfully submitted, 2003 GMC TRUCK - 221,832 j

2010 GMC VAN - 33,287 (4ie Boudreau, Director Animal Control Department KANKAKEE COUNTY MONTHLY BUILDING DIVISION REPORT February 2014 TYPE NUMBER ISSUED VALUATION FEES RESIDENTIAL House Mobile Homes Accessory Structures Residential Repairs 5 $26,062 $430 Water Lines 20 $130,400 $1,990 Remodel/Additions 2 $50,920 $570 Others (Fence, Pool, Demo.Smoke) 6 $31,994 $620

Total Residential I $239,3761 $3,610,

AGRICULTURAL House I I exempt Remodel/Additions exempt AG Bldgs/Repalrs exempt Accessory Structures 2 $157,751 exempt Other (Demos, Etc.) 3 $2,000 exempt Total Ag Bldgs 5 $159,751 $0

COMMERCIAL 2 $2,000 $100 COMMERCIAL EZ exempt Total Commercial 2 $2,000 $100

INDUSTRIAL INDUSTRIAL EZ I exempt Total Industrial 0 $0 $0 I im exemp

rmits 42 $401,127 $3,710

ItFines Re-Inspection Fee Plan Review Deposit I $200 Walk-thru In House Review Smoke Permit Add-On I $40 Total Extra Fees 2 $0 $240

TOTALS 44 $401,1271 $3,950

Dan Pl1Iard, Manager of Buildi g & Zoning Proclamation #2014-03-11-02

Proclamation of the County Board of Kankakee County, Illinois

RE: MARCH IS PROCLAIMED AS THE HELEN WHEELER CENTER FOR COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH MONTH

Whereas, the Helen Wheeler Center for Community Mental Health was founded in 1964 to address the large number of people whose only resource for mental health services was confinement in a mental hospital; and,

Whereas, the Helen Wheeler Center is a not-for-profit source of outpatient mental health care services for the people of Kankakee County by providing individual counseling and therapy to children, adolescents, adults; family counseling, group counseling, individual counseling and case management screening; and,

Whereas, the Helen Wheeler Center provides comprehensive services annually for over one thousand, one hundred seventy five (1175) children, adolescents, adults and families without regard to their level of income; and,

50th Whereas, March 2014 is the anniversary of the founding of the Helen Wheeler Center for Community Mental Health; and,

Whereas, The County of Kankakee wishes to show its thanks and appreciation to the Helen Wheeler Center for Community Mental Health for providing mental health services to the people of Kankakee County.

NOW THEREFORE, I, Michael G. Bossert, by virtue of the authority vested in me as County Board Chairman of Kankakee County, IL, do hereby recognize and congratulate the Helen Wheeler Center for 50 years of service to Kankakee County and proclaim March as the Helen Wheeler Center for Community Mental Health month.

Michâel G. Bossert, Chairman AUE

Bruce Clark, County Clerk Resolution # 2014-03-11-21 Resolution of the County Board of Kankakee County, Illinois

RE: REAPPOINTMENT OF DAVID TYSON TO THE KANKAKEE COUNTY BOARD OF EXAMINERS AND APPEALS

WHEREAS, pursuant to the Kankakee County Building Ordinance of 1959, as revised March 9, 1993, a Board of Examiners and Appeals was created and is made up of six (6) members, who are qualified by experience and training to pass upon matters pertaining to building construction; and,

WHEREAS, the Chairman of the County Board shall appoint said Board of Examiners and Appeals to a three (3) year term; and,

WHEREAS, David Tyson has already served since 2000 on the Board as a civil engineer and Chairman, utilizing his skill and knowledge as an engineer on the Kankakee County Board of Examiners and Appeals; and,

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Kankakee County Board, the reappointment of David Tyson to the Kankakee County Board of Examiners and Appeals is hereby reappointed for a term of three (3) years and the term will expire on June 1, 2015 or until his successor is duly appointed.

1 1 th PASSED and adopted this day of March 2014.

Michael 6. Bossed,County rd Chairman

ATTEST:

/S-7-L, 644~z' Bruce Clark, County Clerk 1 COMMITTEE REPORT

Planning, Zoning, and Agriculture To the Honorable County Board of Kankakee County:

Your committee, to whom was referred the matter of:

Beg to submit the following report on the matter before them:

The committee recommends the adoption of said resolution herewith submitted.

All of which is respectfully submitted:

Committee Aye Nay Abstain Members Mr. Tripp

Mr. Washington

Mr. Stauffenberg

Mr. James Ii

Mr. Vickery

Mr. Tholen

Ms. Polk

Mr. Flett

Mr. Wheeler

Mr. Reid

Mr. Einfeldt

Mr. Bossert t V

Mr. Olthoff

p/n o , clud (le) C&r cjo oare! / Resolution# 2014-03-11-22 Resolution of the County Board of Kankakee County, Illinois

RE: A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE KANKAKEE COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY 2014-2019

WHEREAS, the Economic Alliance of Kankakee County and the County Board of Kankakee County, as partners, made the decision in 2012 to lead the process of developing a Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS) to guide economic development activities for the purpose of stimulating new private and public investments which will support employment and growth opportunities; and,

WHEREAS, the Federal Economic Development Reform Act of 1998 identifies a CEDS as a requirement to apply for funding under the U. S. Department of Commerce's Economic Development Administration (EDA) for economic adjustment and public works programs; and,

WHEREAS, the Economic Alliance of Kankakee County and the County of Kankakee staff followed the guidelines and requirements of the EDA in preparation of a 2014-2019 CEDS, Exhibit A, a copy of which is attached herein and made a part hereof, that is well-poised to inform regional economic decisions in Kankakee County and has been available for public comment; and,

WHEREAS, a CEDS annual report documenting progress achieved on the stated Goals and Objectives of the CEDS is a requirement of the EDA and will be completed yearly; and,

WHEREAS, a CEDS is required by the EDA to be revised every five (5) years and will be completed in 2019; and,

WHEREAS, the CEDS Strategy Committee, given the oversight to guide the development of the CEDS and to review progress of the document, was convened on January 28, 2014 and unanimously approved the Kankakee County CEDS to be submitted to the Economic Alliance of Kankakee County Board for approval at its February 13, 2014 meeting; and,

WHEREAS, the Economic Alliance of Kankakee County at its February 13, 2014 board meeting did unanimously approve the proposed CEDS for 2014-2019; and,

WHEREAS, the Planning, Zoning and Agriculture Committee at its regularly scheduled and duly noted meeting of February 26, 2014, has reviewed, discussed, and considered the matter and recommends that it is in the best interests of the County to approve the proposed CEDS; and,

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Kankakee County Board, at this regularly scheduled meeting of March 11, 2014, after review, consideration, and discussion, accepts the recommendation of the Planning, Zoning and Agriculture Committee and hereby authorizes the County Board Chairman to sign and approve the proposed CEDS for 2014-2019 and authorizes its submittal to the U. S. Department of Commerce, Economic Development Administration.

PASSED and adopted this 1 1 th day of March, 2014.

Michael G. Bossed, Couni y Board Chairman

ATTEST:

ez'z~ 6&Z'- Bruce Clark, County Clerk I COMPREHENSIVE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY 2014-2019 KANKAKEE COUNTY, ILLINOIS

This Report was Prepared Under an Award from the U.S. Department of Commerce Economic Development Administration

Short-Term Planning Assistance Grant 06-86-05766 I 1

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION 1

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 2 The Kankakee County Vision 2 Countywide Economic Development Goals for Next Five Years 3 Targeted Clusters 3 Economic Development Leadership 4 Multi-county Regional Partnerships 5

PREPARING THE CEDS 6 Organization and Development 6 Community and Private Sector Participation 8 Key Interviews 8 Focus Groups 8 The Public Meeting 10 The 30-Day Public Comment Period 10

THE PLANNING AREA 11 Kankakee County 11 Kankakee County and the Multi-county Region 12 Workforce Development 12 Economic Development 12 Multistate Consortium 12 Kankakee County as Part of a Multi-county Region 13

DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION & PROFILE 14 Population 14 Historic Population Trends 15 Population Projections 16 Population Cohorts and Economic Vitality 17 Age 17 Population by Race and Hispanic Origin 18 Education and Educational Attainment 19 Secondary Education and Graduation Rate 19 Post-secondary Education 20 Educational Attainment 21 Economic Vitality 22 Wealth and Employment 23 Poverty Rate 23 Per Capita Personal Income and Median Household Income 24 Unemployment 24 Employment 25 Multi-county Area Employment by Sector 29 Workforce 31

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 11

Transportation and Infrastructure 32 Highway Transportation 32 Rail Transportation 33 Airports 33 Public Transportation 34 Utilities and Communication 34 Physical Characteristics and Environment 35 Water Resources 35 Soil Resources 35 Quality of Life 36 Cost of Living 37 Housing 37 Culture and Recreation 38 Kankakee County as a Business Location 39 Assets 39 Challenges 40

CLUSTER ANALYSIS 41

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES 45

VISION FOR KANKAKEE COUNTY 48

KANKAKEE COUNTY ECONOMIC GOALS AND OBJECTIVES FOR 2014-2018 50

ACTION STRATEGIES TO IMPLEMENT THE PLAN 53

INCENTIVES 57

PRIORITY CAPITAL PROJECTS 58

STRATEGIC PROJECTS 60

PERFORMANCE MEASURES BY 2018 68

WORKING WITH THE STATE AND NATIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PRIORITIES 69

DISASTER RESILIENCE STRATEGY 70

APPENDIX Approval by Kankakee County Board of Commissioners A 2012 Kankakee County Detailed Occupations and Hourly Earnings B

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy INTRODUCTION

The 2014 Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS) is Kankakee County's first economic development plan since 1989. This effort brought together key leaders from the public and private sectors to create a roadmap that will create jobs, foster a stronger, more stable, and diversified regional economy, and improve the quality of life of Kankakee County residents.

The Plan provides an analysis and documents the demographic, socioeconomic, and market data of the region and economy. It is through this analysis and input from key community leaders and the public that regional economic development goals and objectives are set, a plan is outlined, and investment priorities and funding sources are identified.

In the past three years, some key indicators show signs of economic progress. The County witnessed unprecedented private capital investment and industry expansions. Job growth rate was one if the highest in Illinois. The US Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic 6th Analysis, reported that Kankakee County's non-durable goods GDP growth rate was in the 26th nation; overall GDP growth was ranked nationally.

Even with these recent positive economic indicators, Kankakee County faces considerable economic challenges. Through the Plan's analysis, it clearly shows that the region meets the economic development criteria of having "economic distress". Kankakee County's unemployment is consistently higher than the State of Illinois and the US averages. The poverty rate continues to creep higher than both the State and national averages. Finally, Kankakee County finds its income levels substantially lower than other counties in the State. Per capita income is only 76% of the State average. Median household income is 81% of the State average.

The CEDS Strategy Committee was responsible for the development of this five year plan document. The Strategy Committee will assume the responsibility of overseeing its implementation and, when necessary, consider and approve plan amendments.

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

The Kankakee County Vision

Kankakee County currently has a diverse economy. However, it is clear that - as our population continues to grow —our community needs more middle class wage jobs. Further, we need to help unemployed and underemployed residents by addressing their needs for education and improved job skills.

Our economic vision for the next five years builds upon our current economic base, promotes education as an economic development tool, and increases our quality of life. The core of this vision is that by 2019 this County will have middle class wage jobs for every qualified resident and to help every resident who wishes to improve his or her situation to have the career skills and educational tools available. Our 2019 Vision:

By 2019, Kankakee County's economy and population will have grown. The Manufacturing sector is even more robust and diverse than it was in 2013. The Transportation and Construction sectors have gotten bigger as well. In the past five years the county has seen a significant number of new businesses in the Health Care and Professional Services sectors. These new and expanded business operations are paying wages that are equal to or above the state average for their sectors.

Major improvements in the County's key infrastructure have supported this business growth. The new employer parks along County Road 6000 North have access to all utilities. The Illiana Expressway has been completed and trucks are now using this route instead of our local system. The Kankakee Municipal Airport has increased its regularly scheduled flights. And, there are new recreational and commercial operations taking advantage of the Kankakee River.

Kankakee County public schools have uniformly excellent graduation rates. The number of students attending both Olivet Nazarene University (ONU) and Kankakee Community College (KCC) continues to increase. The School-to-Careers and one-on- one mentoring programs have helped encourage young high school graduates to seek post-secondary training and education. By 2019, KCC will have the largest number of adults ever in its Manufacturing Technology Program.

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 2 [1 LIJ

The technology-oriented small business incubator has begun to see its "graduates" move into commercial and manufacturing space across the County. Over 100 new small businesses have sprung up throughout the County. The businesses serve a variety of customers - from international business to residents. Several of these new companies are headed by participants in the Enterprise U program.

Old, abandoned manufacturing buildings have been rehabilitated or demolished, which has resulted in additional space for new business development. The gateways into' several Kankakee County communities have been revitalized creating attractive introductions to those cities and villages..

Kankakee County has more people making middle class wages and fewer people living near or below the poverty line. In 2019, one frequently hears more long-time residents and newcomers talking positively about Kankakee County and 'saying "I love living here!"

Countywide Economic Development Goals for the Next Five Years j 11 To achieve our vision, Kankakee County will focus on five general goals. Collectively these goals will enable the County to make significant and incremental progress each year through 2018.

1. Improve Infrastructure that is critical to business growth and general welfare of the community. 2. Increase and improve our investment in New Employer Recruitment and Retention & Expansion of Established Employers 3. Build and sustain Entrepreneurship and Small Business 4. Promote and enhance local education and workforce development 5. Improve Kankakee County's Quality of Life

Targeted Clusters

• Food Processing • Metal, Machinery & Advanced Manufacturing • Transportation, Distribution & Logistics • Healthcare • Business & Professional Services

By 2019 the Kankakee County MSA will have increased the diversity of its economic base. The County will have several hundred new businesses that have been created by local residents. We

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy will maintain employment in the manufacturing sector, and we will increase employment in the service sector.

Based on our new Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS), we expect to see many changes over the next five years. These are the metrics by which we will measure the success of our goals and objectives:

• Lower unemployment rate • Increase in the overall average wage rates • $500 million in new business investment • 500 new jobs • 300 retained jobs • Improve at least three gateways into Kankakee County communities • Take advantage of the Kankakee River, maximizing access, parks, pedestrian/bike trails, and business opportunities • Increase graduation rate for high school students. • Help 150 prospective new businesses. • Establish a County-wide state-of-the-art small business incubator • Promote the development of a reuse strategy for at least three old and unused manufacturing sites. • Support County and individual communities' efforts to improve quality of life

Economic Development Leadership

The Economic Alliance of Kankakee County (Alliance) will serve as the lead organization to help the community reach its vision.

However, economic success in Kankakee County ultimately depends upon many local governments, businesses, schools, and social service organizations partnering on a wide variety of projects. Thus the CEDS considers several important approaches to economic development:

• New Employer Recruitment • Retention & Expansion of Established Employers • Small Business Development & Entrepreneurship • Promoting Education • Workforce Development • Infrastructure Development • Improving Inter-City/Inter-State Transportation Access • Maintaining an Inventory of Competitive Employer Sites • Revitalizing Blighted Areas • Improving Quality of Life Amenities • Promoting Kankakee County through unified and focused marketing/branding strategy.

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy Multi-County Regional Partnerships

To grow the economy of Kankakee County most effectively, local economic development leadership will partner with other counties in the region. In the area of Workforce Development, Kankakee will work with its partners, Livingston and Grundy counties, on the regional Workforce Investment Board. Kankakee County leaders are already teaming with regional leaders in Will and other counties to promote the important development of the Illiana Expressway.

Part of the new Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy calls for the Alliance of Kankakee County to participate in regional cooperative marketing efforts for new employer recruitment.

This CEDS has the support of each incorporated community, the County Board, and a wide range of community leaders from each sector. Copies of Kankakee County's Board's resolution supporting this strategy can be found in the appendix.

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy PREPARING THE CEDS

In 2005, the Kankakee County Planning Department prepared the "2030 Kankakee County Comprehensive Plan" which includes detailed sections for Land Use, Transportation, Natural Resources-Open Space-and Recreation, Public Facilities, and Economic Development. There is not, however, any comprehensive plan devoted solely to providing a framework for economic development in the County. Recognizing the importance of such a plan for guiding its economic wellbeing, Kankakee County and the Economic Alliance of Kankakee County (Alliance) submitted a joint application to the Economic Development Administration (EDA) for funding to create a Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS).

The EDA recognized that Kankakee County is part of an important multi-county and state area that has experienced significant economic distress and so approved an award to develop this CEDS.

Once the Kankakee County Board approved CEDS is submitted to the EDA, the County and its incorporated communities will become eligible to apply to the EDA for grant funds that will support key economic development projects.

The Alliance, whose mission it is to enhance the economy of Kankakee County, Illinois, is the lead organization for this initial CEDS. As a public-private partnership, the Alliance was formed in July of 2007 by the Kankakee County Board and the Economic Development Association as part of an ongoing strategic effort to boost economic development in Kankakee County. The board of directors is comprised of representatives of the Kankakee County Board and members of the private sector. The formation of this organization brought a unified voice to local economic development.

The mission of the Alliance is to create jobs and expand the economic base by improving the business climate. This organization actively supports the retention and expansion of existing businesses as well as the attraction and recruitment of new companies. The Alliance is a leader in bringing together communities, businesses, labor, and education, while developing and implementing strategies that foster economic prosperity for the residents of Kankakee County.

Organization and Development

In compliance with the EDA grant, the Alliance organized a Strategy Committee to be responsible for developing the CEDS. This committee will also review and amend the CEDS as needed on a regular basis over the next five years. The 16 member Strategy Committee represented the main economic interests of the County and included; public officials, community leaders, representative of the Workforce Development Board, representatives of institutions of higher education, minority and labor groups, and private individuals. Executives of for-profit companies who hold key decision-making roles in their businesses constituted the

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 6 majority of the Strategy Committee membership. This Committee met four times during the course of the project.

The CEDS Strategy Committee members are:

Michael Bossert, Chair Government Jeff Bennett, Principal Real Estate Kankakee County Board McColly Bennett Real Estate Dr. Avendano, President Education Chris Curtis, Co-owner Real Estate Kankakee Community College Curtis Nugent Real Estate Gregg Murphy, Regional Superintendent Education Pat Martin, President Banking 1-Kan Regional Office of Education Home Star Bank Ladonna Russell, Executive Director Workforce Joe Franco, President Development G L K Workforce Board Heritage Development &Construction Theodis Pace, President NAACP Org Phil Kambic, President/CEO Healthcare NAACP, Kankakee County Chapter Riverside Medical Center Steve Magruder, President Labor Org Amy LaFine, President/CEO Healthcare Kankakee Building Trades Presence St. Mary's Hospital Mayor Bruce Adams, Mayor Local Gov. Warren Ouwenga, Partner Manufacturing Village of Bradley Heartland Harvest Craig Blanchette, Vice President Water Utility Aqua Illinois Mike O'Gorman, CFO Wholesale/Ag Kankakee Nursery Company

Strategy Committee Staff are:

• Michael J. Van Mill, CEcD, AICP, President/CEO, Economic Alliance of Kankakee County • Marilyn Campbell, Sustainability Coordinator, Economic Alliance of Kankakee County • Delbert Skimerhorn, AICP, GISP, Planning & GIS Specialist, Kankakee County

To assist the CEDS Strategy Committee in economic research and in facilitating committee meetings, the Alliance partnered with Strategic Development Group, Inc. (SDG), headquartered in Bloomington, Indiana. The SDG team was led by President, Thayr Richey, assisted by several associates, including Brian O'Neill, Senior Project Manager, Claire Linnemeier, Research Coordinator, and Hannah Pearcy, Project Associate. SDG also contracted with Whittaker Associates (WA) to prepare a cluster analysis of the County and then identify potential businesses that might consider Kankakee County for new investment and job creation.

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy Community and Private Sector Participation

Although the Strategy Committee members were all long-time residents and quite familiar with the local economy, it was important to reach out to the public to collect as many ideas and suggestions as possible. Therefore, interviews, focus groups and public meetings served the purpose of gathering these thoughts, opinions and perceptions of community members. This ensured that a wide range of views were represented and that ideas from the public were used to help formulate the strategy. The views are summarized below.

Key Interviews

Approximately 20 business leaders representing various industrial, commercial and public entities were contacted to be interviewed or asked to respond to a survey. Interviewees were asked to rate; local infrastructure, quality of education, skill level of workforce, state of the economy, and their perception of Kankakee County. They were also asked to list infrastructure improvements that would benefit economic development.

Responses included:

V' Local infrastructure was graded Good to Excellent. v' The majority rated the workforce from Fair to Excellent. 1' The majority rated local K-12 schools as Fair to Good. / The majority of the key informants thought that the local economy was doing "O.K." v" None of them rated the current economy as great or good. / The most frequent description of the County as a place for business was "Fair." / The majority said that the County would benefit from a branding campaign. v' Infrastructure improvements needed for economic development included: • New 1-57 interchange • Improve access to the Kankakee River as a recreational and economic asset. • Additional bridge over the river

Focus Groups

SDG formed a focus group for each of the following topics. Each group consisted of 8 to 10 people with expertise in the subject.

The Focus Groups were: • Major Employers • Planning and Infrastructure • Education and Workforce Development • Social Services

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 8 Key points discussed during these focus group meetings are listed below.

Major Employers Focus Group Comments:

V Olivet Nazarene University (ONU) and Kankakee Community College (KCC) are great assets for the community and the economy V Unifying chambers of commerce has significantly improved the business climate V Extending the Chicago Metro Rail service to Kankakee would be transformative V The poor reputation of a few of the high schools is a disadvantage in recruiting employees. V Available industrial/commercial space is old and often possesses environmental and design challenges V Very little space available for office or knowledge-based businesses V Some gateways into the community are a liability; improvement is a priority V Industrial sites between Bourbonnais and Manteno would benefit from an additional 1-57 interchange

Planning and Infrastructure Discussion Group Comments:

V Our current incentive toolbox is competitive V Availability of greenfield sites is very good V Turnkey commercial and industrial space is almost all gone V Available industrial space tends to be older and has design and environmental problems V Need to improve local road conditions

Education & Workforce Development Discussion Group Comments:

V Local schools are struggling to meet higher national standards V There is a need for a more robust school-to-careers program V Increased vocational and technical training for service sector careers is important

Social Services Discussion Group Comments:

V The bus system is an asset V Too few entry level jobs with livable wages V There is a lack of affordable, quality housing V Not pedestrian or bicycle-friendly

Focus group comments were consistent with findings recently reported by: 2020 Vision, the Kankakee Community College Environmental Scan, the Grundy Livingston Kankakee County

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy Workforce Board, and the Kankakee County Community Health Needs Assessment and Community Health Plan.

The Public Meeti

A public meeting was held on July 24, 2013. This lightly attended meeting was the first opportunity for the general public to express their views and opinions about the CEDS and economic development in Kankakee County. At this meeting the public was introduced to the planning process and invited to make comments. These comments include:

• Kankakee Community College and Olivet Nazarene University are great assets • Local entrepreneurship is under-valued • The City of Kankakee has a perception problem • Community gateways are in poor condition

Other key issues that arose from the discussions and public meeting included the need for more commercial space for knowledge based companies, the importance of an additional interchange at 1-57, and the value of Kankakee County's two post-secondary schools to the local economy.

The 30-Day Public Comment Period

The draft CEDS was made available to the general public for 30 days. Here are sample comments from that review period. [to be added after the public review period]

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THE PLANNING AREA

The scope of this CEDS is Kankakee County, however, Kankakee County is not an island as its economy is part of a larger multi-county region and situations that arise within this region directly affect the County's economic health. While focused on Kankakee County, the CEDS will also give consideration to the influences of its neighboring counties as well as the 21-county Tri- State Region.

Kankakee County

18th Kankakee County has a population of 113,449 (2010 Census) which makes it the largest county by population in the state of Illinois. This 680 square mile urban/rural county in northeastern Illinois is located less than 60 miles south of the Gy of Chicago. Within its borders there are 21 municipalities and 17 townships.

For statistical purposes, the entire County comprises the Kankakee-Bradley Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA). The County is also part of the Chicago-Naperville-Michigan City IL-IN-WI, Combined Statistical Area.

As is evident by the map, the largest municipalities and therefore the majority of the County's population is centrally located along the Interstate 57 corridor. Outside of this corridor the County becomes more rural with agriculture being the predominate feature.

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 11 Kankakee County & the Multi-county Region

As a multi-county region, Kankakee County is a member and participates in a number of regional initiatives. These initiatives include workforce development, economic development coordination, and multi-state consortium.

Workforce Development

Kankakee County is part of the Grundy Livingston Kankakee Workforce Board. The Board is comprised of representatives from business, industry, education, and social service agencies in both the private and public sector. It sets policy for workforce development and training. The Board's mission is enhancing workforce quality to meet regional needs.

Economic Development

Kankakee County is one often northeastern Illinois counties participating in the Metro Economic Growth Alliance of Chicago (MEGA-Chicago), which is a regional collaboration formed by the economic practitioners from each often metropolitan counties together with World Business Chicago and CornEd, the major electricity provider for northern Illinois.

The group meets regularly to address economic development issues of common interest including serving as a forum with state economic development policy makers, regional marketing, and collaborating on strategic industry attraction.

The economic characteristics of this ten county MEGA region include: • Ranks first in the U.S. for the number of private sector jobs • Ranks third in the world for gross regional product at $2,838 billion • Is a major North American transportation hub - air, rail, shipping, interstate passenger & freight

Multistate Consortium

At an even larger level, Kankakee County is part of the 21-county tn-state region. Recently, the Alliance for Regional Development was created as a neutral platform made up of key stakeholders from all three states. Their aim is to identify and execute a vision for transformative growth in the tn-state region by concentrating on initiatives for Transportation and Logistics, Innovation, Green Growth, and Human Capital. The U.S. Department of Commerce recognized the Alliance for Regional Development as a national model for its unique idea of uniting neighboring states to initiate region-wide economic reforms.

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Whether one considers Kankakee as part of a three- or six-county region or as part of a larger region covering parts of three states, it is clear that to grow the economy of Kankakee County most effectively, local economic development leadership will continue to partner with other counties and organizations in the region. Kankakee County leaders and the Alliance are already teaming with regional leaders in Will and other counties to promote the important development of the Illiana Expressway. The Alliance will continue to network and maintain relationships with other economic development agencies in the region.

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1 DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION & PROFILE

Population trends and related demographics are key indicators of the economic vitality of the County. Evaluating historic trends and current demographic statistics provides benchmarks to understand the present economic conditions of both the community and the individuals that reside in the study area. In addition, this section will compare these figures in a regional and state context to understand our strengths and weaknesses and to provide a baseline to measure the success of our plan's goals, objectives and initiatives.

Population

Based on the 2010 U. S. Census, Kankakee County's population was 113,449. This figure represents a net population increase of 9,616 people or 9.3 % since 2000. The majority of the growth occurred along the central urbanized area in communities along the Interstate 57 (1-57) corridor. The communities experiencing the most growth include the Villages of Manteno (43.50%), Bradley (24.34%), and Bourbonnais (22.12% growth).

The County contains 21 municipalities and 17 townships. Each municipality and its 2010 population is listed below.

• City of Kankakee-27,537 • Village of Hopkins Park-603 • Village of Bourbonnais-18,631. • Village of Sun River Terrace-528 • Village of Bradley-15,895 • Village of Chebanse-396 • Village of Manteno-9,204 • Village of Bonfield-382 • City of Momence-3,310 • Village of Buckingham-300 • Village of Limestone-1,598 • Village of Sammons Point-279 • Village of Herscher— 1,591 • Village of Reddick-144 • Village of Grant Park-1,331 • Village of Cabery-88 • Village of St. Anne-1,257 • Village of Union Hill-58 • Village of Essex-802 • Village of Irwin-74 • Village of Aroma Park-743

The estimates of population since 2010 have been obtained by the Economic Modeling Specialists International (EMSI) and Statsamerica. These estimates are highlighted in Table 1.

Table 1: Historical Population Overview

The population estimates show relative stability and moderate growth over the past several years. In the past five years, the County has increased its population by 2.1 percent, outpacing the state average growth rate of 1.6%1 for the same period.

1 Data from Economic Modeling Specialists International.

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Historical Population Trends

For the past three decades, starting in 1980, population trends show moderate to steady population growth in Kankakee County. The only exception to this trend is a minor decrease in population that occurred from 1980 to 1990 when the population dropped from 103,926 to 96,255. This decrease can be attributed to the significant economic downturn of the 1980's when major manufacturing establishments left the community. During the decade of the 1980s, Kankakee County experienced its highest unemployment rates which at times surpassed 20%. This period also marked a significant local economic shift away from manufacturing. In the 1990's, the economy began to evolve into a service-based economy with a more diversified manufacturing sector. This change helped to stabilize the community, its economy, and spark positive population growth.

The population growth over the past 20 years suggests that the County has a relatively strong economic base.

Table 2 below shows these historic population trends for the County.

Table 2: Historical Population Trends for Kankakee County

2013 115,000

2010 113,449

2000 103,833

1990 96,255

1980 102,926

2000 to 2010 % change 9.3%

1990 to 2010 % change 17.9%

1980 to 2010 % change 10.2%

Sources: Statsamerica.org ; U.S. census Bureau, and Economic Modeling Specialists International

To bring Kankakee County's population trends into perspective, this plan compares its population to that of the adjoining counties in Illinois. Since 1980, the five counties, comprised of Grundy, Will, Iroquois, Ford, and Livingston, have collectively grown in population.

While the five-county area saw net population growth, the concentration of the growth occurred in the northern portion, in particular Will County. Since 1980, Will County experienced net population growth of 353,100 residents, more than doubling its population (109%). It should be noted that Will County was recognized as one of the fastest growing counties in the U.S. during this time period. By contrast the counties south of Kankakee, which include Livingston, Ford and Iroquois, lost population.

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 15 Table 3: Historical Population Trends for Kankakee and Adjoining Counties

11:[0 1990 20I0I0 .i) i % Change 1980-2010 Kankakee County, IL 102,926 96,255 103,833 113,449 10.2% Grundy County, IL 30,582 32,337 37,535 50,063 63.7% Livingston County, IL 41,381 39,301 39,678 38,950 -5.9% Will County, IL 324,460 356,313 502,266 677,560 108.8% Ford County, IL 15,265 14,275 14,241 14,081 -7.8% Iroquois County, IL 32,976 30,787 31,334 29,718 -9.9% Kankakee, Will, Grundy 457,968 485,905 643,634 841,072 83.7% All 547,590 570,268 728,887 923,821 68.75% Source: U.S. Census Bureau

Based on this data, it is clear that the northern counties have been growing in population while the southern counties have been declining. Kankakee County's position between these opposing population trends, coupled with the fact that Kankakee County has grown during this time period, indicates that the County is more influenced by situations that occur to the north. In particular, the scale at which Will County grows or declines will have a direct impact on Kankakee County, especially the municipalities and townships that border Will County. It is evident that Will County's dominance in the area, which can be attributed to its large land mass, its population size, and its proximity to the Chicago area, will continue into the future.

Population Prolections

Kankakee County's population has been growing and this trend is expected to continue into the foreseeable future. Population forecasts from the U.S. Census Bureau indicate that Kankakee County will see an increase of 36,551 people by 2040 bringing its total population to 150,000. This represents a growth rate of 32% over a 30 year period or 1% per year. A growth rate in this range is consistent with past population growth trends for the County.

Table 4: Kankakee County Population Projections tear i11Ii]i1J1lH[.1i 2020 125,632 2030 137,817 2040 150,000 Source: U.S. Census Bureau

As mentioned previously, a true measure of economic vitality is population growth. Current projections reflect slow and steady growth for Kankakee County. During our sessions with the Focus Groups, meetings with the Strategy Committee and the Alliance Board retreat, it is concluded that economic development will be predicated on efforts to grow the population.

To grow the population, the Alliance and the community must take steps to create a positive image, develop a unified branding campaign that markets the County as a great place to live and work, and rally efforts to improve the aesthetics of our communities.

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Population Cohorts and Economic Vitality

This section examines characteristics of Kankakee County's current population including age, race, education, income and employment. This data provides a framework of the different factors in the community that can affect its future economic growth and development.

Age

Table 5 outlines the number of each five-year age cohort and that group's percentage of the overall population. Examining age cohorts helps identify unusually large population groups within a community.

Table 5: Population by Age Cohort Age Group 2013 %of Forty-four percent of the population is working age Population Population adults (ages 25-64). Over six percent of residents are Under 5 years ' 7,626 6.6% 5 to 9 years 7,886 6.9% under the age of five. Twenty-eight percent of -10 to 14 years 8,223 7.1% residents are of school age (K-Post-Secondary). 15 to 19 years 8,222 7.1% Fourteen percent are of retirement age. 20 to 24 years 8,249 7.2% 25 to 29 years 7,183 6.2% 30 to 34 years 7,355 6.4% These cohort percentages are similar to those of the 35 to 39 years 6,849 6.0% State of Illinois. The percent of the State's residents 40 to 44 years 7,101 6.2% that are under the age of five is 6.3. The State has 27 45 to 49 years 7,593 6.6% 50 to 54 years 8,046 7.0% percent of its residents of school age. Working age 55 to 59 years 7,687 6.7% adults comprise 53.3 percent of the State's 60 to 64 years 6,813 5.9% population . 2 Retirement age adults comprise 13.2 65 to 69 years 5,187 4.5% percent of the State's population. 70 to 74 years 3,663 3.2% 75 to 79 years 2,761 2.4% 80 to 84 years 2,283 2.0% The age cohort makeup of Kankakee County presents or fl yearsYdFS dilU UVFover L,z,q I.u7o an average demographic curve. The one exception Source: Economic Modeling Specialists International would be working adults (ages 25-64) which is 9% lower than the State average. This is significant because this portion of the population is often considered to be those forming households and in their peak earning/spending years.

This disparity may be contributed to two possible factors: 1. the loss of manufacturing jobs when Kankakee County experienced a significant population drop in the 1990 decennial census; 2. The lack of retaining our young population who leave to go to school and do not return to the area.

A focused marketing campaign to retain and attract the younger population and families will help the community combat this disparity and ensure a healthy and vibrant economy. Continuing our efforts to create good paying jobs, foster and promote an environment of

2 2012 data; Statsamerica.org .

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 17 entrepreneurism and innovation, and improve the quality of life are essential to attracting this segment of the population.

Two population segments of concern are those ages 55-64 and 65 and older which are often considered the empty nesters and in their peak discretionary spending years. Kankakee County's current figures are consistent with the State average for these age groups. This group is expected to grow during the next several decades as the 'baby boom' generation moves into its senior years. The expansion of these age cohorts will present challenges due to shifts in consumer spending patterns and the demand for healthcare, housing, transportation and leisure opportunities.

An observation that the Alliance has found during retention visits with primary employers is that many workers in older working age group (60 to 70) are delaying retirement due to several factors including, the need for/cost of insurance, loss of retirement funds due to the recent recession, and the unpredictability of the economy. This delay in the retirement affects job availability for workers entering the work force.

Population by Race and Hispanic Origin

As the County grows it has also become more diverse. The Chart 1 below shows the makeup of Kankakee County residents by Race and Hispanic Origin.

Chart 1: 2013 Population by Race and Hispanic Origin

• White, Non-Hispanic 72%

• Black, Non-Hispanic 15%

U White, Hispanic 9%

• Two or More Races, Non-Hispanic 2%

• All Other Races 2%

Source: Economic Modeling Specialists International

Not unlike other parts of the country, Kankakee County has seen significant growth in its Hispanic population. Between 2000 and 2010 the County grew at a 9.26% rate while the Hispanic population grew at a rate of 105% over the same period. Currently, the Hispanic population makes up 9% of the population. The communities with the largest percent of Hispanic populations are Momence and St. Anne with 19.8% each and the City of Kankakee at 18.5%. The Illinois percent of Hispanic population is 16.2 and the U. S. is 16.7.

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Education & Educational Attainment

It is widely agreed that education plays a critical role in the economic development and growth of a region. There is an undeniable link between education and higher income. In addition, an educated and skilled workforce is a strong business attraction asset. A core principal of this CEDS is to economically grow and prosper. To accomplish this, it is essential to support advanced training and education of our existing workforce, build a system to expose our school age students to career opportunities in industry, and attract new residents with higher educational levels.

Secondary Education and Graduation Rate

There are seven public and four private high schools in Kankakee County. The graduation rate for the 2012-2013 academic year in the public schools ranged from 91% down to 67% with 83%

being the State average . 3 Of the seven public high schools; three schools were above the State average, three were below the average and one was on par with the state average. The schools with the lowest graduation rates were in communities with families having the lowest incomes in the County.

It is important to note that the way that graduation rates are measured has changed in recent years, and graduation rate is only one of many ways to measure local education. However, a relatively low graduation rate at least suggests that many students might not be gaining the education they need to succeed.

Kankakee County also has the Kankakee Area Career Center (KACC) as part of its secondary education structure. This institution draws students from all districts, including some outside of the County, and offers training and education in a career oriented curriculum. This training is in 14 different fields. While not equivalent to college courses, this curriculum introduces students to their field of choice and prepares them for entry into trades or college. KACC does not graduate students, rather, these classes are part of the student's high school curriculum and the student graduates from the high school they attend.

Post-Secondary Education

Kankakee Community College (KCC) serves as an important gateway to post-secondary education. The college serves over 6,000 students annually, and the average class size is 16. The

Illinois State Board of Education

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 19 14 ratio of part-time to full-time students at KCC is 3 to . The main campus in the City of Kankakee also houses a Small Business Development Center. Its programs were developed through a partnership between the U.S. Small Business Administration, the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity and Kankakee Community College as a service to all Illinois small businesses. To better provide access to residents continuing their education a North Extension Center in Bradley and a South Extension Center in Iroquois County have been opened.

The college also provides incumbent worker training and partners with local businesses to ensure the availability of a skilled workforce. Recently the school has expanded their Manufacturing Technology program designed to prepare students for the modern manufacturing environment. Students in the program may obtain manufacturing skill certifications in nine areas or an AAS Manufacturing Technology degree. A Manufacturing Training Center where students can receive hands-on training is scheduled to open in the spring of 2014.

KCC is currently negotiating a partnership with Governor's State University (GSU) to bring higher education opportunities to our residents by extending GSU's campus into the County. 0 OLIVET NAZARENE UNIVERSITY

Olivet Nazarene University (ONU) is located in Bourbonnais. This private school is considered one of the nation's premier Christian colleges and for the ninth consecutive year has been ranked as one of the Best Colleges by "U.S. News & World Report" in its "2014 College Guidebook". It offers approximately 100 fields of study organized into four Schools and one College.

The ONU School of Graduate and Continuing Studies offers nearly 20 master's degrees in such fields as business, counseling, education, nursing, ministry, teaching and educational administration, as well as nontraditional adult degree completion programs and a Doctor of Education degree in Ethical Leadership.

Olivet has recently invested nearly $80 million on new construction of an Engineering Department facility, a state-or-the art Student Center, as well as a new Chapel that directly benefits the community by being home of the Kankakee Valley Symphony Orchestra.

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Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 20 Both KCC and ONU are important and valued partners to our community through their mission to provide quality education, and by contributing to business efforts through the availability of internships, support of social services, and civic and cultural endeavors.

Educational Attainment

Kankakee County's educational profile indicates that there is significant gap between residents with some college and those who have attained post-secondary degrees. According to the 2010 U. S. Census, the highest level of education achieved by Kankakee County residents 25 years of age and older is 34% with a high school diploma, 26% have some college but no degree, 8.4% achieved an Associate's Degree, and 17.3% have earned a Bachelor's Degree or higher. See Chart 2 below:

Chart 2: 2010 Kankakee County Educational Attainment

4.70% 0 Less than 9th grade 6.90% 9.50% 09th to 12th grade, no 10.40% diploma

o High school graduate 8.40% L (includes equivalency) o Some college, no 34.10% degree

0 Associates degree 26%

0 Bachelors degree

Source: U.S. Census Bureau

In evaluating our educational attainment and comparing these figures with State and National data, it is very apparent that we have an unusually high number of individuals with just a high school diploma (34%), some college but no degree (26%), or an Associate's Degree (8.4%). In comparison, these local figures are higher than the State and National averages. On the other hand, Kankakee County significantly lags behind State and National averages for residents who have earned a Bachelor's Degree or higher. Chart 3 below compares Kankakee County's 2010 educational attainment to the State and National averages. An historical perspective of the County's educational achievement from 1990-2010 is provided below in Chart 4.

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Chart 3: 2010 Kankakee County Chart 4: Educational Attainment Educational Attainment Comparison Kankakee County 1990-2010 40.0% - Graduate or 1 35.0% professional degree 30.0%

Bachelor's 25.0% degree 20.0% -

15.0% Associate's 1 degree 10.0%

5.0% Some college, no degree 0.0% 1990 2000 2010 High school • High school graduate (includes equivalency) graduate • Some college, no degree (includes... 0 Associates degree

0.00% 20.00% 40.00% • Bachelor's degree

0 U.S. 0 Illinois • Kankakee County • Graduate or professional degree

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2010-2012 American Community Survey

The gap in educational attainment may be attributed to several factors. Aside from healthcare and advanced manufacturing, the majority of jobs available do not require an advanced education. For some skilled occupations, training is often obtained on-the-job. Leaders whom we interviewed pointed out other factors that contributed to the County's low educational attainment are our ability to attract graduates back to the community once they have attained their post-secondary education and our lack of past success in keeping ONU graduates in the community.

Educational attainment and the challenges that Kankakee County faces due to low educational attainment levels cannot be overstated. Our low educational attainment rates have a direct impact upon the County's significant disparity in per capita and median family income, unemployment rate, and poverty rate, which-taken individually or collectively- reveals a community in economic distress.

Economic Vitality

Along with many Midwest communities, Kankakee County has suffered substantial unemployment over the past three decades. The County has a poverty rate that is higher than the state average. Measures of Kankakee County's personal and household incomes are below

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 22 the state average. Overcoming these challenges, which are similar to those of many Midwest communities that lost significant numbers of high-paying manufacturing jobs between 1980 and 1990 are key to Kankakee County's economic development.

To some extent, the County has been in the process of recovering from the decade of the 1980s. Today, the County's population has grown beyond the low level of 1990 and the unemployment rate is consistently dropping according to the Illinois Department of Employment Services.

Nonetheless, there remain residents of the County who are not participating in its recent economic gains. One of Kankakee County's economic development challenges is to continue to grow jobs that will help the unemployed and underemployed residents increase their earnings.

Wealth and Employment

Economic Development is one approach to overall community development. In this approach the goal is to generate wealth creation opportunities for the residents of Kankakee County. Therefore, a review of key economic indicators helps the community understand how well the local economy is performing as illustrated in Table 6 below.

Table 6: Key Wealth and Employment Statistics I1(4!1Y KanlT]ih!kakee StateAve rage Poverty Rate (2011) 15.0% 13.1% Per Capita Personal Income (2011) $33,171 $43,721 Median Household Income (2011) $46,046 $56,576 Labor Force Residing in Kankakee County (2012) 55,825 Unemployment Rate (August 2013) 12.8% 9.0% Sources: U.S. census Bureau, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and Statsamerica.org

Poverty Rate

Poverty rate is one indication of the number or percent of people in the community who have a relatively low income. According to the American Community Survey (ACS), the 2011 poverty rate for Kankakee County was 15.0% while the poverty rate for the same year in Illinois was 13.1% and the National rate was 14.3%.

The 2010 poverty rate from the decennial census was 14.2%. This contrasts with the poverty rate for Illinois and the U.S. at 13.8% and 15.3% respectively. In comparison, these same figures from the 2000 decennial census were 11.4% for Kankakee County, 10.7% for Illinois, and 12.4% for the Nation. A factor that may have contributed to this increase in poverty rate over the last decade was the recession that began in the middle of the decade.

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 23 Table 7: Poverty Rate Comparison

Source: U. S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey

Per Capita Personal Income and Median Household Income

Per Capita Personal Income (PCPI) and Median Household Income (MHI) are standard metrics for analyzing the prosperity of a community. PCPI measures the total income of an area divided by the area's population. In 2011, the PCPI of Kankakee County was $33,171. The PCPI for the State of Illinois (in 2012) the PCPI was $43,721. Kankakee County's PCPI is 75.8% of the State average.

Median Household Income (MHI) measures the total income of an area divided by the number of households in the area. The Median Household Income for Kankakee County in 2011 was $46,046. The MHI for the State of Illinois in 2011 was $56,576. Kankakee County's MHI is 81.4% of the State average.

Table 8: Per Capita Personal Income and Median Household Income

Source: U.S. Census Bureau

Unemployment

Since 1976, the annual unemployment rate has ranged from a low of 4.6% in 2000 to a high of 16.5% in 1983. With the exception of a brief period in the early 1990's, Kankakee County's unemployment rate has regularly been higher than both the State and National averages.

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 24 Unemployment Rate Comparison for Kankakee County - 1976 to Present

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Source: Illinois Department of Employment Security (IDES)

The unemployment rate in August 2013 was 10.4%; this was not seasonally adjusted. In contrast, the August 2013 unemployment rate for the State of Illinois was 9.2% and the U.S. unemployment rate for the same time period was 7.2%. Over the past two and a half years, there have been no major plant closings or major layoffs. However, the County's unemployment rate has fluctuated during this time period rising and falling between a high of 13.3% in February 2013 to a low of 9.7% in May of the same year. During this time period, the County's unemployment rate, although higher, has paralleled both the State and National trends. Based on the data, unemployment in the area tends to increase in the winter usually peaking in January while the months of May and November are typically the lowest. This may be attributed to seasonal employment patterns.

Kankakee County Unemployment Jan. 2011-Present

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Source: Illinois Department of Employment Security (IDES)

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 25 Employment

In order to asses our economy, we must also have an understanding of the types and quantity of jobs in the County. The federal government tracks employment by occupation in addition to industry sector. This data gives us a perspective on the different types of jobs in the community. Table 9 is a snap shot of the occupations in Kankakee County grouped into five broad occupations. It should be noted that these occupational categories range across all business sectors. Thus, one might have a management job in a service or manufacturing business.

Table 9: Employment by Occupations (2012) •1IIs1l1I.1m I*I1iTh1i PercentI Management, business, science, and arts occupations 14,140 27.90% Service Occupations 9,378 18.50% Sales and service occupations 12,676 25.00% Natural resources, construction and maintenance 5,459 10.80% occupations Production, transportation, and material moving 9,021 17.80% occupations

Source: Statsamerica.org Note: See a more complete listing of Kankakee County 2012 Occupations and Median Hourly Earnings in the Appendix.

The largest occupation cluster is Management with 14,140 jobs representing nearly 28% of the total occupations in Kankakee County. Service occupations constitute 9,378 jobs and 18.50 %. Production, which includes many manufacturing jobs, has 9,021 jobs and represents 17.80 %.

Some occupations have higher wages/earnings than others. For example a receptionist's average hourly wage in Kankakee County is $11.72; whereas personal care aides average $8.72 an hour. Twenty-five percent of jobs in Kankakee County are in Sales and Service occupations, which tend to have relatively low wages. Management occupations tend to pay a higher wage. For example, chief executives average $49.89 per hour.

Another way to understand an economy is to look at major employment categories. Major industries in Kankakee County include Machinery and Bio-Tech Manufacturing, Warehousing and Distribution, Health Care, Education, Services, and Insurance. 5 Healthcare is by far the top employment sector with over 4,800 employees when figures from the top three companies in this sector are combined.

Employment by industry is also useful in understanding key areas of an economy. Table 10 below shows employment in Kankakee County by major business sector.

Economic Alliance of Kankakee County

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 26 Table 10: Employment by Industry (2012) IS1.(I(uI.1141.], I11iti Percentil Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting, and mining 1,254 2.50% Construction 3,223 6.40% Manufacturing 6,274 12.40% Wholesale Trade 2,114 4.20% Retail Trade 6,022 11.90% Transportation and warehousing, and utilities 3,281 6.50% Information 773 1.50% Finance and insurance, and real estate and rental and 2,918 5.80% leasing Professional scientific, and management, an 2,798 5.50% administrative and waste management services Educational services, and health care and social 13,447 26.50% assistance Arts, entertainment, and recreational, and 4,647 9.20% accommodation and food services Other services, except public administration 2,204 4.30% Public Administration 1,719 3.40% Source: Economic Modeling Specialists International

This table reflects employment by specific business sector and in some cases combines business sectors into larger categories. The business sectors with the largest employment in Kankakee County are: Educational Services-Health Care-Social Assistance (a combined business sector), Manufacturing, and Retail Trade. Educational Services—Health Care—Social Assistance has 13,447 employees and constitutes 26.50% of all employment. Manufacturing at 6,274 jobs constitutes 12.40% of county employment. Retail Trade employment comes in third at 6,022 jobs and 11.90% of employment.

It is important to understand the employment distribution of the major employers in the County. The top ten employers indicate the importance of health care and educational institutions to our local economy. Diversity of employment can signal economic health in a community that does not depend upon one business sector for its employment. These employers are ranked in order by number of employees, from 2,000 to 25 in the following table.

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 27 Table 11: Kankakee County Employers Ranked by Number of Employees (From 2000 to 25) ITBusiness PT1isii

Riverside Medical Center General Medical & Surgical Hospital

Shapiro Development Center Specialty Hospital

Provena St. Mary's Hospital General Medical & Surgical Hospital

Cigna Healthcare Insurance Agencies & Brokerage

Baker & Taylor Book & periodical Merchant Wholesalers

CSL Behring, LLC Biological Product Manufacturing

Kankakee Community College Community College

Olivet Nazarene University University

Sears Logistics Center Advertising Material Distribution Services

Van Drunen Farms Miscellaneous Food Manufacturing

Armstrong World Industries Resilient Floor Covering Manufacturing

Illinois Veterans Home Specialty Hospital

Nucor Steel Steel Mill

K-Mart Distribution Center Durable Goods Distribution

Oak Academy Residential Care Facility

Cognis Plastics Material & Resin Manufacturing

Momence Packing Company Animal Slaughtering; Meat Processing

Peddinghaus Corp. Metalworking Machinery Manufacturing

Exel Refrigerated Warehousing & Storage

Kankakee Nursery Company Landscaping Services

Flanders-Precisionaire Air Purification Manufacturing

The Daily Journal Newspaper Publishers

Swift Transportation General Freight Trucking

Bunge Oils Fats and Oils Refining & Blending

The Valspar Corporation Paint, Varnish & Supplies

Hostmann-Steinberg Industrial Supplies Merchant Wholesalers

Crown Cork & Seal Company Metal Can Manufacturing

Dayton Superior Steel Product Manufacturing from Purchased Steel

Reynolds Food Packaging Plastics Products Manufacturing

Del Monte Fresh Produce Company Fruit & Vegetable Merchant Wholesalers

Merisant Organic Chemical Manufacturing

A.N. Webber Specialized Long-Distance Trucking

Hoekstra Transportation General Freight Trucking

Reynolds Packing - KAMA Plastics Product Manufacturing

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 28 Business Description

Alabama Metal Industries I Commercial Building Construction

Dawn Food Products Commercial Bakeries

Gilster-Mary Lee Corporation Miscellaneous Food Manufacturing

Silva International Fruit & vegetable Merchant Wholesalers

IKO Midwest Asphalt Shingle & Coating Materials Manufacturing

Bunge Milling Corn Milling

Aqua Illinois Water Supply & Irrigation

Millipore Medical Laboratories

E.A. Allen Lumber Lumber, Plywood, Millwork, and Wood Panel Merchant Wholesalers

Rohm and Haas Chemicals Plastics Material & Resin Manufacturing

Space Center Chicago General Warehouse & Storage

Plochman, Inc. Mayonnaise, Dressing, and Sauce Manufacturing

Electron Beam Technologies Fiber Optic Cable Manufacturing

Zip-Pak Plastics Product Manufacturing

W.W. Henry Company Adhesive & Glues Wholesale

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Greif Containers Plastics Product Manufacturing

Vulcan Materials Company Crushed & Broken Limestone Mining & Quarrying

Belson Steel Center Scrap, Inc. Iron & Steel Mills

J.R. Short Milling Company Flour Milling

Amassador Steel Commercial Building Construction

Arctic Snow & Ice Support Activities for Road Transportation

Chicago Steel Tape Company Construction Equipment, Merchant Wholesalers

Ring Can Corporation Plastics Product Manufacturing

Source: Economic Alliance of Kankakee county

Multi-county Area Employment by Sector

Knowing the composition of Kankakee County's occupational sectors is important when building an economic development strategy. However, as stated previously, Kankakee County is not an island and therefore we must also look at the diversity of occupations in the area surrounding the County. The following chart shows employment for major business sectors for Kankakee County and five nearby counties.

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 29 Chart 5: 2010 Regional Employment by Occupation Cluster

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Chart 5 above shows the magnitude of employment: • By individual county • For the three counties of Kankakee, Grundy, and Will counties together • For all six of the counties as one region.

For the six counties as a single region, Management, Business, Science, and Arts occupations cluster are the largest at 146,264. Sales and Office occupations is the second largest employment cluster and Production, Transportation, and Material Moving is the third largest cluster.

For Kankakee County, the existence of major employment sectors in the region shows potential opportunities for growth in that same sector locally. The County has substantial employment in each of the clusters on the chart:

• 14,140 in the Management, Business, Science, and Arts occupations cluster • 9,378 in the Sales and Office occupations • 5,459 in the Natural Resource, Construction, and Maintenance occupation cluster • 9,021 in the Production, Transportation, and Materials Moving occupation cluster

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 30 Workforce

Kankakee County's workforce is served by the Grundy Livingston Kankakee Workforce Development Investment Board. The WIB is part of a national network of organizations involved in workforce preparation and employment. Board activities and programs are designed to meet both the needs of the communities' businesses and the needs of job seekers and those who want to further their careers.

The board is comprised of both public and private sector members who work together to fund and support programs targeted at youth, adults, and dislocated workers in a three-county area who are in need of training, career exploration assistance, career counseling, or lay-off assistance. The board manages and oversees funds granted to Grundy, Livingston, and Kankakee Counties through the Workforce Investment Act.

The area workforce investment board has targeted specific business clusters within the three counties to improve the average annual wage for the Livingston, Grundy, and Kankakee counties.

Transportation & Infrastructure

A quality transportation system is important to Kankakee County's economic vitality and livability. The County's strategic location with respect to regional and national markets makes keeping quality transportation paramount to our economic survival. However, like many Illinois communities, Kankakee County faces ongoing issues of deteriorating infrastructure coupled with funding that does not keep pace with the needs of the system. This section will highlight important aspects of our system and discuss planned improvements.

Highway Transportation

Kankakee County has a diverse ground transportation system with a combination of interstate, U.S. highways, state highways, and County highways. These routes serve to transport people and commodities both internally and externally.

1-57: This north/south interstate highway is the main transportation route through the County and provides accessibility to external markets in the Midwest and beyond. It has direct access to 1-80 just 25 minutes to the north and 1-72 / 1-74 70 miles to the south in Champaign.

U.S. and State Highways: Kankakee County is traversed by several federal and state highways that offer transportation in all directions. Although, roads that transport traffic east /west are limited.

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 31 One issue facing the County in recent years has been the dramatic increase in truck traffic on these roadways, sometimes reaching 54% of the total traffic. Intermodal facilities and growth in the region has contributed to this increase as trucks attempt to avoid congestion in the Chicago suburbs. The Illiana Expressway is expected to alleviate this situation.

Although Kankakee County has an excellent ground transportation system, there is always room for improvement. While there are many planned improvements to the system, only the ones that have the greatest potential to impact the economy are listed below.

• 6000 N. Road/Bourbonnais Parkway: In early 2014, the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) is expected to start the bid process for a new 1-57 interchange at 6000 N Road, also known as Bourbonnais Parkway. This bid process will begin the construction which is expected to be completed by the end of 2017. The construction of this interchange will provide accessibility to nearby commercial and industrial properties and help alleviate truck traffic issues in the area. Future plans include extending this road eastward to Illinois Route 1.

• Illiana Expressway: For the past several years, Kankakee County leaders have collaborated with their counterparts in neighboring counties to support the Illiana project. This new public/private expressway, located just north of Kankakee County, will connect 1-55 with 1-65 in Indiana for the main purpose of relieving truck traffic utilizing the local system and to provide an alternative to 1-80. This project is expected to create over 9,000 temporary construction jobs and nearly 25,000 permanent jobs. According to IDOT, the long term economic output for this project is estimated at over 4 billion dollars.

Kankakee County will have several nearby interchanges on the llliana. These interchanges will provide direct access to the CenterPoint Intermodal Center, one of the largest intermodal sites in the U.S., which is less than 30 miles away. This regional transportation project has the potential to position Kankakee County for significant growth both in population and commerce as it is further drawn into the economy of the tn-state region.

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Rail Transportation

Kankakee County is well served by three Class 1 railroads for many businesses that rely on bulk commodities. The Canadian National (CN) and Union Pacific (UP) provide freight service for points north and south while the Norfolk and Southern (NS) provides east/west access. Both the CN and NS have rail yards within the County.

The residents of Kankakee County also have access to commuter rail service. Amtrak provides daily interstate and national service and Chicago's Metra system provides commuter service from University Park, 30 miles north of Kankakee County, to various points in the Chicago Region.

Airports

Ei The Greater Kankakee Airport: This local airport is a major economic asset located in the southern portion of the City of Kankakee near 1-57. It is the largest airport serving the south Chicagoland area. The airport supports two runways, the longest at 6,000 feet, an instrumental landing system and over 120 hangers. The airport is not part of Chicago airspace, which gives it an advantage in avoiding congestion. Annual operations are approximately 50,000 arrivals and departures or an average of 136 flights per day. The Greater Kankakee Airport generates an annual economic impact of approximately $10 million. The airport is used by privately owned aircraft, predominately from major companies in the area and is an important attraction feature for new companies looking to locate in or near Kankakee County. There are no commercial flights available.

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 33 In 2004, the County in partnership with the City of Kankakee authorized a study to determine the feasibility of industrial use around the airport. This study concluded that industrial uses around the airport were feasible but the types and quantity would be limited.

Midway and O'Hare Airports: Kankakee County is in close proximity to Chicago's Midway Airport, which is a 50 minutes-drive, and O'Hare International Airport, which is 90 minutes from the County. Both of these are International airports providing daily flights.

The Third Chicago Area Airport: Kankakee County leaders have been planning for some time for a third airport to be located just north of Kankakee County. Although planning began in the 1980's and the State of Illinois has begun to purchase some land, the future of this project is unclear. If built, this airport would create major economic changes to the region.

Public Transportation

. River Valley Metro: The River Valley Metro Mass Transit District was formed in September 1998 and provides service to the Kankakee Metropolitan Area. River Valley Metro has received the "Success in Enhancing Ridership Award" two years in a row (2008 and 2009) from the Federal Transit Administration. The River Valley Metro offers access to Midway Airport and to the commuter rail station in University Park.

• SHOWBUS: This service provides limited public transportation opportunities to residents in rural Kankakee County. The system links with the River Valley Metro which increases possible destinations.

Utilities and Communication

Kankakee County has access to all utility services although all utilities are not available in every area of the County. In the Kankakee Metropolitan Area and most municipalities, Nicor Gas provides natural gas service. Electric power for the entire County is provided by CornEd.

Aqua Illinois provides potable water to the Kankakee Metropolitan Area and the Villages of Manteno and Grant Park while some outlying communities provide their own potable water supplies.

The Kankakee River Metropolitan Wastewater Utility (KRMA) provides access to sewer service in the Kankakee Metropolitan Area while some outlying municipalities have their own wastewater service. It should be noted that a $55 million upgrade and expansion project is currently underway at the KRMA facility in Kankakee. Once completed, the plant will be capable of meeting the Metropolitan Area's wastewater treatment needs for the next 25 years.

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 34 The County is well-served by telecommunication companies. These include SBC, McLeod USA, Talk America, and Trinsic Communications. Cable service is provided by Comcast Cable, AT&T, and satellite television service is available from a variety of providers. In the City of Kankakee, a new fiber optic communications ring has been installed in the downtown businesses area in an effort to attract new companies dependent on enhanced Internet technologies.

Physical Characteristics and Environment

When discussing the "assets" of Kankakee County, many citizens point to the abundance of the County's natural resources, open spaces, and the Kankakee River.

Water Resources

The Kankakee River Watershed comprises nearly all of Kankakee County, and provides for its water supply, drainage, and recreational resources. The origin of the river basin is in Indiana and the river continues through the County to Will County where it joins the Illinois River and then flows into the Mississippi River. In Illinois, the entire river system maintains its original meandering path, and is an invaluable asset providing unique recreational and economic benefits. As noted by many, the Kankakee River is the defining resource for the County.

However, the river faces major challenges. The channelization of the Kankakee River in Indiana has proven to be problematic. This acceleration of the natural drainage system has brought sand and sedimentation loads into Illinois, shifting and settling into the basin of the river. The subsequent reduction of the capacity of the river in Kankakee County results in a higher risk of flooding, a threat to the potable water supply, and the degradation of natural resources and habitat. This poses both a quality of life and an economic development challenge to Kankakee County. The Kankakee River Roundtable is a grass roots citizens group, supported by the Alliance and the Community Foundation of Kankakee River Valley, which was formed to address this pressing issue as well as other issues facing the River.

Soil Resources

Kankakee County is agricultural in character, and is the basis of the County's historic and cultural heritage. 87% of the County's land is used for farming purposes. Many areas of the County are classified with prime agricultural soils that are suitable for most major crops, in particular corn and soybeans. Contributing factors of farmland productivity are the creeks, wetland, and floodplains of the Kankakee River watershed, which are an integral part of the agricultural drainage system.

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 35 Quality of Life

The term "Quality of Life" is used to describe various, sometimes intangible factors, that make a community attractive to live in. In theory, new businesses will be attracted to communities with the most favorable combination of factors and existing businesses will expand for the same reason. In today's competitive economy, quality of life is both an end in itself and an economic development asset.

In the spring of 2012, the Alliance and Dr. Don Daake, of Olivet Nazarene University, partnered to gather community feedback as a means to assess the Quality of Life in Kankakee County. A resident survey called the "2020 Vision" was developed to collect critical feedback on various community attributes, perceptions, and strengths and weaknesses. There were 419 responses to the survey.

The survey results showed Kankakee County's top strengths as:

• Proximity to Chicago • Nature/recreational opportunities • Health care Higher education

The major challenges revealed were:

• Perception and image that we have of ourselves • How we believe others perceive us • Job opportunities (employment)

The following chart shows all fifteen attributes and their ratings.

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Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 37 Additional Quality of Life factors that are addressed in this section are: Cost of Living, Housing, and Cultural and Recreational Opportunities.

Cost of Living6 Among the 306 urban areas that participated in the third quarter 2013 Cost of Living Index (COLI), Kankakee County scored a 96.2%, with the national average being 100%. The COLI is based on the after-tax cost for a professional/managerial standard of living. This quarter the average ranged from more than twice the national average in New York (Manhattan), NY at 221.3% to nearly 20 percent below the national average in Sherman-Denison, TX with 86.2%.

Results for the Chicago metro area are: Chicago 117.4%, Joliet-Will County 97.4%, and Kankakee County 96.2. Kankakee County's low cost of living in our larger metro area, along with all its other advantages, makes it a very attractive place to live and to locate a business.

Housing

Kankakee County offers a variety of housing choices; from new construction to historic, urban to rural, single family to multi-family and in a multitude of price ranges. Single-family home price ranges from below $100,000 to over $500,000. Having a mix of housing types and pricing is critical to sustaining steady population growth.

The Kankakee County Housing Authority provides low income housing for adults, seniors, and the disabled, Section 8 housing for those meeting HUD guidelines, and family self-sufficiency and homeownership programs.

Although new housing starts have been affected by the recession that started in 2006, in 2013 Kankakee County added 88 new single-family homes from January to October. Prior to 2006 Kankakee County realized 500 to 600 new homes per year. After 2006 those expectations have dwindled to around 100 homes per year. Data shows that since the low of 52 new homes in 2011, figures are steadily rising.

Cultural and Recreation

Kankakee County is rich in cultural aspects that contribute to a high quality of life. There are two theater groups, a symphony, numerous art galleries and art events. Our residents have access to several museums, including a hands-on children's museum, and a planetarium, along with a variety of historic churches and homes. There are a wide range of festivals and other events including: the Merchant Street Music Fest, the Bourbonnais Friendship Festival, Strawberry Festival, Gladiolus Festival, Pumpkin Festival, several October Fests, Labor Day Boat Races, and several farmers' markets.

6 The Kankakee County data is collected by the Economic Alliance of Kankakee County; the COLI is published quarterly by C2ER—The Council for Community and Economic Research.

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 38 Recreation and sporting opportunities abound. Along the beautiful Kankakee River, there is biking, hiking, boating and fishing in many locations. The Kankakee River State Park, located 5th along 11 miles of the river, is the largest State Park in Illinois and offers unsurpassed recreational facilities. For the sports enthusiasts, there are swimming pools, an ice arena for figure skating and hockey, and a regional baseball complex.

Each summer the Chicago Bears move to Bourbonnais for their three week summer training camp on the campus of Olivet Nazarene University (ONU). In 2013, ONU and the Chicago Bears agreed on a nine (9) year extension keeping the Bears' summer camp at ONU until 2022. Over the years, Bears' training camp has provided priceless exposure of the Kankakee area to the Chicagoland region.

To better leverage the exposure that the area enjoys as a result of the Bears' camp, primarily from the visitors that travel to our community, ONU has organized a new Blue Ribbon Committee comprised of the Alliance, the Kankakee County Chamber of Commerce and the Kankakee County Convention and Visitors Bureau. This committee is charged with developing a more aggressive community marketing effort and visitor retention strategy. The CEDS strongly supports this effort since a successful campaign accentuates our close proximity to Chicago.

Kankakee County as a Business Location

Kankakee County offers excellent advantages for all sectors of business. Located on 1-57, the County is an hour from downtown Chicago. Combined with a variety of sites throughout the County, an active municipal airport, and an experienced and available workforce, Kankakee has excellent growth potential.

Assets

Kankakee County's current business location assets include a water/sewer system with large capacity for future growth, including the recent $10 million water and $85 million sewer upgrades.

Earlier in this document, the County's transportation assets were discussed. The existing 1-57 interchanges provide excellent access to available commercial and industrial land. The new interchange at County Road 6000 North (Bourbonnais Parkway) will open opportunities for new employer parks. The County is served by three Class I railroads and an excellent regional airport. Combined, these transportation assets can serve the needs of virtually any business.

The occupational cluster and the location quotient analyses illustrate that a wide range of manufacturing already flourishes here. This is in part due to the quality of the County's workforce, the excellent health care, and the relatively low cost of doing business.

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 39 Challenges

The County does face challenges in continuing to develop as a hub for businesses. Water and sewer need to be extended to some greenfield employer sites. Old, abandoned industrial buildings need to be examined. Finally, there are no new large industrial buildings and relatively few commercial facilities available for incoming or expanding businesses.

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 40 CLUSTER ANALYSIS

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Complementary groupings of businesses and industries that locate within close proximity, in order to gain a competitive advantage, are referred to as industry "clusters". The identification of existing and potential clusters is a critical element of an economic development strategy. This Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy uses a cluster analysis to help guide the understanding and improvement of the economy in Kankakee County.

Industry concentration sets the stage for possible clusters in a region. A commonly used measure of industry concentration is a Location Quotient (LQ). An LQ level is determined by dividing the percent of output or employment of a business sector at the state or national level into the percent of the same activity at the county level.

In Table 12 on the following page, employment LOs are shown for selected Kankakee County business sectors.

Generally, if a business sector has an LQ of 1.2 or higher that business is potentially a basic employer, which is one that ships at least part of its product outside of Kankakee County and brings new revenue back into the community. LQ analysis provides another perspective by which to understand a local economy.

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 41 Table 12: Location Quotient Analysis for Selected Business Clusters in Kankakee County Compared to the U.S. (2012)

Number of 'S Description

All Industries 2,513 1.00

Advanced Materials 43 1.20

Agribusiness, Food Proc. & Tech. 80 2.13

Biomedical/Biotechnical (Life Sciences) 91 1.00

Chemicals & Chemical Based Products 24 1.35

Education & Knowledge Creation 35 1.00

Manufacturing Supercluster 7 48 1.54

Primary Metal Mfg. 1 1.12

Fabricated Metal Product Mfg. 29 1.93

Machinery Mfg. 10 1.78

Electrical Equipment, Appliance & 3 1.53 Component Mfg.

Source: Economic Modeling Specialists International

High LO levels include Manufacturing, which has one and one half times the U.S. average employment concentration, and Agribusiness, Food Processing, and Technology, which has over twice the concentration of employment compared to the U.S. average.

Chart 7 on the following page shows the LO of some Kankakee County business clusters.

Researchers at Purdue University pioneered the term Manufacturing Superciuster for an EDA funded study in which Indiana University and SDG were the major investigators. The category includes: Primary Metals, Fabricated Metal Products, Machinery, Computer and Electronic Products, and Transportation Equipment.

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 42 Chart 7: LQ of Some Kankakee County Business Clusters

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On Chart 7 above, the horizontal axis represents the number of Kankakee County establishments in each cluster. The vertical axis shows the LQ level. And the size of each "bubble" indicates number of employees in a cluster. For example, Agribusiness, Food Processing, &Technology has an LQ of just under 2.5. This means that the concentration of employment in this sector is two and one half times the national average.

Kankakee County has a number of business clusters that have an employment location quotient significantly higher than the U.S. average. This gives the County an employment concentration in such business clusters as Agribusiness & Food Processing, Manufacturing, Fabricated Metal, Machinery Manufacturing, and Electrical Equipment, Appliance & Component Manufacturing.

These high LQ levels suggest that these business clusters are basic employers. Kankakee County has more than one establishment in the following business clusters 8 :

• Food Processing & Technology • Biotechnical/Bioscience Manufacturing • Paint, Coating, and Adhesive Manufacturing • Chemical Product Manufacturing • Plastics Product Manufacturing • Fabricated Metals

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Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 43 . Metal Container Manufacturing • Machine Shops Manufacturing • Agriculture, Construction, and Mining Machinery Manufacturing • Residential and Commercial HVAC Manufacturing • Metal Working Machinery Manufacturing • General Manufacturing

Non-manufacturing business clusters 9 in Kankakee County with high LOs include:

• Warehousing, Transportation and Logistics • Post-Secondary Education • Medical Labs • General Medical and Surgical Hospitals (Private) • Health Care Facilities • Vocational Rehabilitation Services • Automotive Repair and Maintenance • Education and Hospitals (Local Government)

These business clusters - both manufacturing and non-manufacturing - are prospective targets for recruitment, retention and expansion services. Based on the Whittaker Associates findings and information from the Grundy, Livingston, Kankakee Workforce Board and Kankakee Community College Cluster Analysis, it was determined that the targeted clusters for Kankakee County are: • Food Processing •• Metal, Machinery & Advanced Manufacturing + Transportation, Distribution & Logistics + Healthcare •• Business & Professional Services

The targeted marketing list developed by Whittaker Associates identifies specific companies within these clusters for targeted marketing and recruitment. This list does not preclude any non-targeted industries from being recruited or welcomed into Kankakee County.

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Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 44 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGES & OPPORTUNITIES

There are a number of challenges and opportunities facing Kankakee County in several categories.

Economic Development: Although the County continues to have a dynamic economy, with several significant expansions in the last 18 months having a total investment of over $500 million, New Employer Recruitment is a priority.

This is an opportunity to increase New Employer Recruitment efforts based on the business cluster analysis that was part of the economic development planning process. The Alliance will create a marketing plan to promote the County as a great location to the targeted list of prospective new employers.

There is also an opportunity to work with established employers to help them with future expansions which would allow them to grow and stay in Kankakee County.

The Alliance has done well in the past few years. However, the CEDS calls for an increase in resources for both existing employer retention and expansion and new employer recruitment. The Whittaker Associates cluster analysis and Strategic Development Group's research supports this goal and related objectives.

In addition, this is an excellent time to increase the Alliance's activities in Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development. The current entrepreneurial program has had good results. However, as with retention and recruitment programs, applying more resources would enable the entrepreneurship program to reach more people.

Education: Overall, education is a bright spot for Kankakee County. With several high performing K-12 school systems, the Kankakee Area Career Center, an outstanding community college, and a world class private university, Kankakee County residents have a number of choices. However, three of the public high schools have been performing below the state graduation rate. With education and continuing education being keys to successful careers; partnering organizations must increase their support to help low performing schools by creating a more robust school-to-career program that will serve as a model for all public K-12 schools in Kankakee County.

Workforce Development: Kankakee County is part of an excellent Workforce Investment Board. However, WlBs are somewhat limited in how they are allowed to use federal funds. The Alliance of Kankakee County has worked with local employers, employees, and KCC to provide training for incumbent workers, including manufacturing training programs and manufacturing skill certifications. A Kankakee business is now sponsoring Associate Degrees for people interested in working for that manufacturing firm. In addition, Olivet Nazarene University offers courses for those interested in pursuing Master's and Doctorate degrees in a number of disciplines.

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 45 The Workforce Development opportunities are to: 1) encourage more businesses to take advantage of training programs from KCC, 2) to encourage more workers to pursue post- bachelor's degree education, and 3) to offer more soft skills training to new entrants to the workforce.

Health Care: Kankakee County has an excellent health care system. Two award winning local hospitals serve as the foundation for health care in the County. This business cluster represents significant employment and provides above-average wages. In addition, our current health care system will serve as a key asset in growing the local economy and attracting new employers and residents.

This industry has the potential for greater growth in terms of both businesses and employers. The Alliance will work with the regional Workforce Board and other organizations to ensure that Kankakee County residents have the education and training opportunities to pursue careers in this field.

Infrastructure: Most of the incorporated areas of the County are well served by basic support systems such as highways, water, sewer, power, and telecommunications. These infrastructures are an important economic development element. Infrastructure improvements were a common theme running through the focus group discussions, the public meetings, and the CEDS committee meetings. Each municipality submitted a list of potential capital projects and almost all are infrastructure related.

There are, however, some communities in the County that, due to their rural location, lack access to a major highway, rail line, and public transportation. These factors, along with a need for improved water and sewer services, make it difficult to attract industries that could provide local jobs for the residents.

Available Employer Sites and Buildings: Kankakee County has a number of available greenfield sites but many of these sites need to have utilities brought to the site boundaries.

There are no new industrial and relatively few commercial buildings available. Given that the majority of business location site selectors list a new building as an important factor, exploring the development of a shell facility will be a consideration for the County's new employer recruitment program.

The County has a number of industrial parks that are old and somewhat limited in size. More employer parks are needed for both expansions of local businesses and new employers. There is considerable agricultural land zoned for industrial use. Some of this land is unlikely to be developed commercially and needs to be rezoned for another use. However, the remaining industrial zoned land must be further developed by bringing utilities to the site and improving road access.

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 46 The Ken Hayes Industrial Park in Bradley is an older facility (previously owned by the Roper Corporation) that currently serves as a location for small businesses. As the Alliance expands its entrepreneurial and small business development program, this facility could serve as a first or second stage small business incubator. A similarly old Roper Corporation building is located on the west side of the City of Kankakee. It is currently underutilized and in need of maintenance. The Alliance should investigate the feasibility of expanding its small business program at this location.

The Power Center in rural Pembroke Township is a facility that was once a food processing plant. After sitting vacant for many years the building was renovated for use as a small business center. The Alliance will help to promote this facility to entrepreneurs and other small businesses.

Appearance: It's said that, "You don't get a second chance to make a first impression." That's true not only of people but of communities as well. Thousands of people a day drive through Kankakee County on 1-57 or one of the other State or Federal roads. The gateways to some areas of our County are not particularly appealing and once inside there are, as in many Midwestern manufacturing communities, old and abandoned factories that are eyesores and contribute to a blighted image. If visitors don't make it past these areas and into the beautiful tree lined neighborhoods or bustling, contemporary business centers, Kankakee County may not get a second chance to show off its assets.

Our gateways need to be improved to project an inviting community to be discovered. The old and abandoned sites need to be evaluated and either reused or demolished in order to put on a fresh face for visitors and potential new residents. These changes would greatly improve the image of the County, not only for its visitors, but for its citizens as well.

Population Growth: The continued expansion of greater Chicagoland has resulted in increased population. Population forecasts indicate that this growth will continue. In Kankakee, we intend to promote residential growth as an economic development strategy. A major target will be to attract working age adults; this age group is currently below the state average in percent of population. Kankakee County will need to ensure that infrastructure and transportation facilities are in place to meet the demands of this population growth.

Quality of Life: Kankakee County has an excellent Quality of Life. However, it could be improved. Some of these improvements include: 1) more recreational and entertainment opportunities developed in conjunction with the Kankakee River, 2) some downtown areas could benefit from better use of existing structures and pedestrian activity, 3) Kankakee County and its municipalities need to improve their image to both existing residents and the outside world through the use of branding and a comprehensive marketing campaign, and 4) the Alliance should remain active on the Blue Ribbon Committee to develop a more aggressive community marketing effort and visitor retention strategy for the Chicago Bears' camp.

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 47 VISION FOR KANKAKEE COUNTY

The Economic Alliance of Kankakee County will serve as the lead organization to help the community reach its vision. However, success will depend on many local governments, businesses, and social service organizations partnering on a wide variety of projects.

Our 2019 Vision:

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By 2019, KCC will have the largest number of adults ever in its Manufacturing Technology Program.

Old, abandoned manufacturing buildings have been rehabilitated or demolished, which has resulted in additional space for new business development. The gateways into several Kankakee County communities have been revitalized creating attractive introductions to those cities and villages.

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 49 KANKAKEE COUNTY ECONOMIC GOALS AND OBJECTIVES FOR 2014-2018

To achieve our vision, Kankakee County will focus on five general goals. Collectively these goals will enable the County to make significant and incremental progress each year through 2018. These goals and their associated objectives originated through input provided during the key interview and focus group progress. Both the goals and the objectives originated from the planning process.

Goals

1. Improve Infrastructure that is critical to business growth and general welfare of the community 2. Increase and improve our investment in New Employer Recruitment and Retention & Expansion of Established Employers 3. Build and sustain Entrepreneurship and Small Business 4. Promote and enhance local education and workforce development 5. Improve Kankakee County's Quality of Life

Objectives

Goal One: Improve infrastructure that is critical to business growth and Quality of Life Objective 1: Improve infrastructure to those employer sites that have good access to 1-57 Objective 2: Partner with the Kankakee Valley Airport Authority to develop a commercial/light industrial business park near the airport Objective 3: Take advantage of the Kankakee River as a recreational and tourism asset Obiective 4: Improve the look of gateways leading into our communities Objective 5: Begin to eliminate blighted, unusable facilities Objective 6: Assist rural areas to improve access to broadband services Objective 7: Support construction of the Illiana Expressway to enhance regional transportation advantages

Goal Two: Increase the Alliance's activities and investment in New Employer Recruitment and Retention & Expansion of Established Employers Objective 1: Use new data on prospective employers for systematic targeted marketing Objective 2: Focus on companies that are prime for relocation or expansion Objective 3: Focus on recruiting companies from Cook County by marketing our advantages of lower taxes, labor costs, and cost of living Objective 4: Designate an Alliance staffer to oversee the New Employer Recruitment program

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Objective 5: Increase the staff time focus on Retention & Expansion of Established Employers to half-time Objective 6: Review and coordinate employer investment and job creation incentives from county, cities, and villages Objective 7: Promote Kankakee County as a great place to live and work, cooperating with all of the municipalities and the County

Goal Three: Build and Sustain Entrepreneurship and Small Businesses Objective 1: Partner with KCC and ONU on a technology-oriented entrepreneurship program Objective 2: Maximize and support the Ken Hayes and Power Center Business Incubators Obiective 3: Improve and expand the Enterprise U program Objective 4: Review and refocus the low-interest loan program for small businesses Objective 5: Promote entrepreneurship in local high schools Objective 6: Support efforts to secure the former Roper Corporation building in the City of Kankakee for development of a business park

Goal Four: Promote and Enhance Continuing Education Objective 1: Form a new partnership to create a substantial School-to-Careers program Objective 2: Team with all school systems in the County on this program Objective 3: Find outside funding to sustain this program Objective 4: Sponsor a one-on-one student/mentor program in all Kankakee County Schools with high dropout rates Objective 5: Partner with KCC to ensure their manufacturing certification program continues to meet changing national standards Objective 6: Publish Statistics annually on the value of continuing education

Goal Five: Improve Kankakee County's Quality of Life Objective 1: Identify aging and unoccupied former industrial buildings Objective 2: Evaluate possible reuse or demolition Objective 3: Begin reuse or demolition activities Objective 4: Work with cities and villages to identify gateways that need to be improved Objective 5: Support grant applications to help fund gateway improvements Objective 6: Support the improvement of at least three gateways Objective 7: Support the creation of recreational facilities along the Kankakee River Objective 8: Support County and individual communities' plans to become sustainable

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 51 Objective 9: Support communities' efforts to improve access to the river for quality of life, tourism and economic development

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 52 ACTION STRATEGIES TO IMPLEMENT THE PLAN

The Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy promotes opportunities for its residents to improve their wealth, while maintaining and improving the County's economy and quality of living.

The CEDS will be implemented through a set of action strategies. These strategies will help move the County toward all of its economic development goals and ensure that each objective is implemented. The action strategy is comprised of a series of tactics. Each tactic will address one of the goals and one or more of the objectives of the CEDS.

Tactic I: Pursuing Key Infrastructure Development to Support Economic Development

Kankakee County and its incorporated communities have included priority projects in the CEDS. An important tactic of the overall plan will be to move forward on each of these priorities. For those projects that are ready to begin but lack partial funding each community will develop a resource development plan. This resource development plan will identify, in detail, potential funding sources including the local match. Alliance staff will assist County government or incorporated communities in applying for funding to the Economic Development Administration.

Kankakee County leaders are already teaming with regional leaders in other Illinois and Indiana counties to promote the important development of the Illiana Expressway that will have interchanges in Will County just north of the Kankakee County line.

Tactic II: Working with Established and Prospective Employers

The Economic Alliance of Kankakee County will increase its budget for working with established employers in Kankakee County. Depending upon the availability of funding, the Alliance will move from a part-time professional dedicated to retention and expansion of established employers to a full-time position. This might be a position shared by two people that are collectively an FTE focus. Major targets will include local companies in Manufacturing and Transportation & Warehousing. These clusters are among the County's largest employers. In addition, the retention and expansion effort will target the growing sectors of Finance & Insurance and Health Care.

To grow the economy of Kankakee County most effectively, local economic development leadership will partner with other counties in the region. Key partners in this effort will be the regional Workforce Investment Board, Kankakee Community College, and Olivet Nazarene College. In the area of Workforce Development, Kankakee will work with its partners, Livingston and Grundy counties, in the regional Workforce Investment Board. This will also include working closely with state economic development and workforce development programs.

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 53 The new CEDS also calls for the Alliance to participate in joint marketing efforts within the multi-county region. The Alliance will work with adjacent counties to create a regional marketing group for New Employer Recruitment. This regional marketing group will help keep the Alliance's marketing budget relatively low as the group undertakes cooperative marketing to promote the region for new employer locations.

In addition, the Alliance will develop its own New Employer Recruitment program based upon the targeted industry list that Whittaker Associates developed for the County as part the recent cluster study. This recruitment program will include utilizing web-based and email marketing to the targeted businesses, working with state and regional utility partners, participating in trade shows, and keeping site location consultants that serve the Midwest informed about Kankakee County's business location assets.

As the economy continues to develop, the Alliance will periodically issue media releases to greater Chicago media about employment opportunities in Kankakee County.

Tactic Ill: Assist and Help Sustain Entrepreneurs

The Alliance currently participates in a small business development program: Kankakee County Enterprise U. This program is a boot camp for entrepreneurs and small business, which includes a business plan competition. The new CEDS calls for this approach to be increased. The Alliance will designate a half-time professional to work exclusively with entrepreneurs.

The Alliance will refocus the current low-interest loan program so that it may be used for small business development. In addition, the Alliance will work with schools systems throughout the County to promote entrepreneurship programs in high school.

Tactic IV: Promote and Encourage Continuing Education for All Residents

Basic and continuing education are two keys to individual and community success in today's knowledge-based economy. The Alliance will work with all of the County's public school systems and the institutes of higher learning to encourage residents to continue to learn.

An element of the continuing education program will be a strong school-to-careers program in every public school system in the County. Initial steps will be to: 1) review current and recent efforts in the School-to-Career programs of each school system and 2) begin a pilot program, if appropriate. In this effort, the Alliance will team with a variety of partners - from educators to business people, from the chamber of commerce to union leaders.

Every year, the team will publish the latest state and national statistics on the value of continuing education. Within the next three years, the education team will sponsor a one-on- one student/mentor program in each public school system with high dropout rates.

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development strategy 54 Tactic V: Improving Kankakee County's Quality of Life

Quality of Life is both an end in itself and an important economic asset. The aging and unoccupied industrial buildings and the unattractive gateways into the County are obstacles to quality of life and economic development.

The antiquated buildings that have remained unoccupied for years will be evaluated and either reused or demolished. The Alliance will take the lead on this project.

The new Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy also calls for a review of current gateways. The Alliance will work with cities and villages to identify gateways that might be reviewed for improvement. The Alliance will support grant applications to help fund gateway improvements.

The County and all of its communities should review their quality of life improvement plans. The Alliance will support County and individual communities' efforts to rethink their quality of life. This will include strategies to improve access to the river, new parks, recreational facilities, pedestrian/bike trails and other new assets.

Tactic VI: Promote Kankakee County through unified and focused branding and marketing

It is clear that Kankakee County continues to face challenges - many stemming from the 1980s and the significant loss of manufacturing jobs. We need to help our residents who have low incomes improve their opportunities for better-paying careers.

At the same time it should be noted that Kankakee County has made significant economic progress since that decade. The $500 million of new business investment over the past 18 months suggests that this County has a lot to offer. This is no longer the Kankakee County of 1989.

However, for many people in greater Chicago specifically and in Illinois generally, their image of Kankakee County remains stuck in the 1980s. As a result, we need to replace the image of the old Kankakee County with that of the current community. The Alliance will lead this effort to rebrand Kankakee County primarily in the Midwest and in particular in the greater Chicago area.

The Alliance will take a simple approach to this initiative: it will tell the current stories of Kankakee County to our larger region and the state. The Alliance will take advantage of the Vision 2020 report that covers much of what is happening today in the County. Images of communities do not change overnight. However, the leadership of Kankakee County is confident that it can help our region begin to see the full picture of this community today.

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 55 Tactic VII: Semiannual Review

Because no one can foretell the future, the best of plans must be reviewed on a regular basis to ensure that recent changes in the environment - both economic opportunities and threats - are accounted for in the overall strategy. Every six months, the CEDS Strategy Committee will convene to review progress on implementing each of the five goals and the relevant objectives for each goal.

The Strategy Committee will also determine the status of each project and make recommendations to the Economic Alliance of Kankakee County on next steps in implementing the plan. If major changes in the plan are required, these will be reported to the Economic Development Administration.

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INCENTIVES

The Economic Alliance of Kankakee County assists companies in obtaining various state and local investment incentives. Some of the major incentives include:

The Enterprise Zone Program is used to stimulate business investments and promote the creation of jobs in targeted areas through tax incentives.

Kankakee County has two Enterprise Zones. The Kankakee River Valley Enterprise Zone includes portions of Aroma Park, Bourbonnais, Bradley, Kankakee and unincorporated Kankakee County. The second Zone, Kankakee County (Manteno) Enterprise Zone, includes selected areas of Manteno and unincorporated Kankakee County. The County of Kankakee acts as the administrator for both Zones.

Depending on the type of project, businesses may be eligible for state and local tax incentives, regulatory relief and improved government services. The program is a proven resource available to businesses to expand their operations and create and/or retain quality jobs in Kankakee County. Businesses must finalize an Enterprise Zone agreement, agree to retain or create jobs and establish or expand a facility within an Enterprise Zone.

The Revolving Fund Program is a major component of the County's economic development incentives package and is made available through the Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity's Community Development Assistance Program. The Fund was established to provide financial assistance, through low-interest loans or grants, to new or expanding businesses in Kankakee County which helps develop a stronger economic base and expanded job opportunities.

Eligible uses of the fund include site development/infrastructure extension costs, construction of a new facility or additions, renovation of existing facilities, leasehold improvements where appropriate, working capital and inventory. For every $15,000 of revolving funds provided, one full-time job should be created or retained. The low, fixed interest rates are set by the County Board.

Tax Incremental Financing (TIF) Districts allow local governments to restore deteriorating or economically depressed areas without raising taxes on local residents. As a result of TlFs, new or existing businesses develop more jobs, more customers and more private investment. The jobs and additional investment mean more money for the community. Local governments, in turn, can use TIF funds to make necessary improvements such as new roads or sewers without using general town revenue. Local municipalities administer their own hF district programs. Municipalities with TIF districts include the Villages of Bourbonnais, Bradley, Grant Park, Manteno and the City of Kankakee.

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 57 PRIORITY CAPITAL PROJECTS

While each participating community and the County government ranked their projects in terms of priority, the CEDS Strategy Committee has identified the following six capital projects as the top priorities for economic development.

PRIORITY PROJECTS Community Project Type Project title and Description Estimated Cost Kankakee River Kankakee River Maintenance $ 10,000,000 County Remove sand from the Six Mile Pool to mitigate decreasing flood storage capacity and improve recreational use to stimulate economic development in the area. Estimated jobs created-100

Bourbonnais Pedestrian Downtown Pedestrian Bridge $ 4,000,000 Traffic Build pedestrian bridge over the intersection of US Route 45 and IL 102 at Olivet Nazarene University. The bridge will ensure the safety of the students as they travel to and from campus and reduce the number of accidents that occur at this location. It will also relieve the congestion and I the burden it creates for future growth. Estimated jobs created--30

Bradley Road Industrial Drive Extension $ 1,600,000 Extends Industrial Drive from North Street to IL Route 50. Will serve two major employers and improve access for 8 mid-sized existing industrial facilities. It will also provide access to 35 acres of prime, rail service industrial property. Estimated jobs created-75

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 58 Bradley Innovation Ken Hayes Industrial Park Ken Hayes Industrial Park is a 450,000 square foot small business park/incubator owned by Area Jobs Development, which is a special program of the combined municipalities of Bradley, Bourbonnais, Kankakee and Aroma Park. The property is an important engine for funding the Li County's economic development initiatives. The site, located adjacent to residential and commercial live-work areas, is comprised of several individual buildings varying in age and condition. To take full advantage of the property $ 2,000,000 major renovation is needed. The roof, elevators (freight and passenger), and fire protection system are priority projects. In order to save energy, all the windows and the bay doors in the loading area need to be replaced. Estimated jobs created—SO

Kankakee Infrastructure Brookmont Boulevard Underpass $ 8,000,000 The current bridge, built in 1926, has been determined to be functionally obsolete due to intolerable vertical under clearance and inadequate width for future lane additions. Large trucks and emergency vehicles are not able to use this important connector road. Storm water rapidly accumulates here during heavy rains and forces temporary closing of the road to all traffic. --Reconstructing the bridge will provide semi trucks a direct route to the current light I industrial areas along the tracks and new industry or expansion is likely to occur, creating or retaining jobs. This is a critical issue and if sufficient funding is not available to correct the problems there is the risk that the road will have to be shut down by either IDOT or the City. Estimated jobs retained-40 Estimated jobs created—SO

Ma nteno Infrastructure Manteno-Deselm Road $ 7,027,000 Reconstruction from Rt. 45/52 to 1-57 will widen existing two lane highway to 5 lanes. This project is in anticipation of the expected economic growth in the area due to the proposed new interstate exchange at Bourbonnais Parkway, 3 miles to the south. Estimated jobs created-15 Il

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 59 STRATEGIC PROJECTS

The projects listed in the table below are the capital initiatives from each participating government in Kankakee County. Each community and Kankakee County have ranked their projects in terms of priority.

Capital Projects List for Kankakee County, Illinois

Rank Project Type Project Title Description Estimated Cost Potential Funding Sources 1 River Kankakee River Remove sand from Aroma Park boat launch to restore boat access. Opening the boat $150,000 Economic Alliance of Demonstration launch area will re-establish recreational traffic in Aroma Park (gas station, grocery Kankakee County, store, marina, restaurants, and bars) and help it to increase its recreational economy. Village of Aroma Park, Estimated jobs retained-25 Community Estimated jobs created—is Foundation of Kankakee River valley, Aqua Illinois, Northern Illinois Anglers Association, private riverfront land owners. 2 River Kankakee River Remove sand from the Six Mile Pool to mitigate decreasing flood storage capacity $10,000,000 Kankakee County I Maintenance and improve recreational use. residents, Sand traveling into the County from the Indiana State line is deposited in the Six Mile Aqua Illinois Pool (the main recreational area) which is situated before the Kankakee Dam. A 1999 report indicated that the Six Mile Pool has lost more than 1/3 of its storage capacity. --Removing sand will decrease flooding and increase boating and fishing opportunities which would stimulate economic development in the area. Estimated jobs created-100

Capital Projects List for the Municipality of Bourbonnais, Illinois

Rank Project Type Project Title Description Estimated Cost Potential Funding Sources 1 Pedestrian Downtown The pedestrians of Bourbonnais –residents, students of Olivet Nazarene University, $4,000,000 ITEP, Traffic Pedestrian Bridge and visitors- need a safer and more convenient way to cross the intersection of US IDOT Safety Grant, Route 45 and IL 102 than the current crossing provides. The heavy vehicle traffic at Illinois Safe Routes, this point makes the current crossing unsafe for the steady pedestrian traffic. MFT, A pedestrian bridge will allow the automotive traffic to flow more continually and not Local Funds be delayed by pedestrians, enhance the safety for pedestrians and reduce their waiting time, and lower the number of accidents at this busy site. I The _bridge _will be designed to stand out as an icon of the Village. It will consist of

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 60 Downtown three sections: the bridge proper and two landings, one at each end. Enclosed in Pedestrian Bridge, each landing are stairs winding around an elevator, thus affording convenient access continued to the bridge proper. The elevators will provide handicap access to the bridge, where handrails will furnish guidance across the span. The objective of this challenging project is to design a pedestrian bridge over an LJ existing busy street, involving such considerations as structural design, architectural design and ease of construction. In accordance with the objectives, several safety features are built into the bridge. There will be a partially enclosed roof to provide some protection from wind, rain and snow, and as well prevent trash and other objects from being launched into the traffic below.

Estimated jobs created--30

Road Bourbonnais Improvements include the widening and signalization of Bourbonnais Parkway (6000 $54,000,000 NHPP, Parkway widening N Road) between US Route 45/52 and IL Route 50. A new 1-57 Interchange is lOOT, from US 45/52 to proposed between these two major roads on Bourbonnais Parkway. The Local Funds IL Route 50 improvements will be an economic development enhancement as much light industrial and commercial development is expected in this area. Estimated jobs created--200

Road and Bourbonnais Reconstruction of Bourbonnais Parkway (6000 N Road) will provide a wider, $810,000 HPP, Infrastructure Parkway widening upgraded road for residential and commercial development in the area. MFT, from Construction will include pavement removal and reconstruction, combination curb Local Funds I US 45/52 west to and gutter, type B-6.24, 11" bituminous concrete pavement (full depth), aggregate Stonebridge Blvd. base course, type b 12". Construction shall include a new storm sewer system, including inlets, manholes and pipe under drains. New signing, striping, signals and lighting are included as part of the project. Bourbonnais Parkway will collect the traffic and covey it to either Career Center Road or US Route 45/52. This section of Bourbonnais Parkway is located in a predominately residential area with commercial developments expected due to the future interchange at Interstate 57. Estimated jobs created –50

Bridge 5000 N Road Replacement and widening of 5000 N Road (County Highway 8) bridge over 1-57. The $3,6000,000 MFT, widening replacement of the bridge will increase traffic flow and plan for widening of 5000N lOOT, Road on either side of the bridge as development occurs in this area. County funds, Estimated jobs created-20 Local funds E

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 61 Road Career Center Construction would consist of a three lane complete street cross-section with a multi- $16,000,000 MFT, Road from use path on the eastside of Career Center Road. The existing road would be replaced Local funds IL Route 102 to with an 80,000 pound road cross section to handle the increased traffic and school 6500N Road bus traffic from the newly constructed bus barn. The existing road needs to be widened to increase the safety of all modes of traffic. Career Center road also services several schools, churches and public sports facilities. The existing condition of the road is beyond general maintenance. Career Center Road is one of two major roadways that run north-south to Manteno and used as a major collector route for traffic to and from Interstate 57. The three lane cross-section will allow for a through lane in both the north and south direction and a bi-directional lane that would be used as a left turn lane at the intersections.

Capital Projects List for the Municipality of Bradley, Illinois

Rank Project Type Project Title Description Estimated Cost Potential Funding Sources Road Broadway Live- Broadway Street is a 1+ mile stretch of roadway connecting IL Route 50 and U.S. $800,000 Illinois Safe Routes Work Corridor Route 45. This roadway, along with Schuyler Avenue, has long served the historic grant, Improvements live-work core of Bradley. Sections of the roadway still contain buried rails from the ITEP,

trolley that used to connect Kankakee and Bradley along the Schuyler Avenue - Bradley's Capital Broadway Street route. Improvement Fund, Improvements to Broadway Street are needed to support the growing live-work various downtown lifestyle it serves. Needed improvements include the planned METRO bus transfer development grants station, planned "complete streets" features, and intersection improvements for accessibility and "safe routes" for school children. These improvements would also spur economic development in the area due to the additional commercial and retail establishments that would be attracted. Estimated jobs created—SO

2 Road Core Industrial Industrial Drive may be extended one mile from its current end, one half mile $1,600,000 FWHA, District—Industrial north of North Street to IL Route 50. This one mile industrial local collector street will IDOT Safety Grant, Drive Extension serve two of Kankakee's major employers, CSL Behring and Bunge Oil. This street will Village MFT, also improve access for 8 mid-sized existing industrial facilities and provide access to Bradley's Capital 35 acres of prime, rail service industrial property. Improvement Fund --The extension of Industrial Drive will eliminate two private employee and truck access drives. These drives will be replaced by an appropriate intersection with signalized traffic control. --The extension of Industrial Drive will support the stability and growth of important job generators in Kankakee County. The extension will also improve safety on our local highways. I --Estimated jobs created-75

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 62 3 Site Area Jobs—Ken Ken Hayes Industrial Park is a 450,000 square foot small business park/incubator $2,000,000 ITEP, Improvement Hayes Industrial owned by Area Jobs Development, which is a special program of the combined Bradley's Capital Park municipalities of Bradley, Bourbonnais, Kankakee and Aroma Park. The property is an Improvement Fund, important engine for funding the County's economic development initiatives, funds generated on H The site, located adjacent to residential and commercial live-work areas, is site comprised of several individual buildings varying in age and condition. To take full advantage of the property major renovation is needed. The roof, elevators (freight and passenger), and fire protection system are priority projects. In order to save energy, all the windows and the bay doors in the loading area need to be replaced. Estimated jobs created—SO

4 Site Belson Business There is a 15 acre business park planned on the southwest corner of IL Route 50 $400,000 TIF, Improvement Park and Larry Power Road. This prime business location is currently used as a steel scrap MFT, Redevelopment yard. The steel scrap business plans to relocate. What remains will be a brownfield Bradley's Capital Improvements site crossed by a petroleum pipe line and unsuitable soils several feet thick. Improvement Fund, Several buyers have expressed interest in developing the site for commercial Business District business and retail uses. However, the cost of mitigating the site had pushed these Funds buyers to fringe, green-field sites. The Village of Bradley intends to help attract users to this site by providing incentives for pipeline relocation, highway intersection and access improvements, and improved utility service. Estimated jobs created--75 I 5 Industrial North lntermodal/ The State of Illinois is constructing a new highway interchange access at 1-57 and $3,800,000 TIF, Park Industrial Park— 6000 North Road in Bradley, Bourbonnais, and Manteno. The highway access will MFT, 6000 North Road attract current regional truck traffic and truck traffic from Manteno's industrial- STPU, Extension warehouse and distribution facilities. The Village of Bradley has planned to construct Bradley's Capital a "missing" one mile segment of 6000 North Road between Cardinal Drive (2000 E Improvement Fund, Road) and Sycamore Street (3000 E Road) and upgrade a 1/4 segment of 6000 N Road Business District east of Cardinal Drive. This will allow an orderly flow of regional E-W truck traffic and Funds improve transportation conditions for industrial facilities in Manteno and Bradley's planned North Inter-modal Industrial Park. Estimated jobs created-150

Capital Projects List for the Municipality of the City of Kankakee, Illinois

Rank Project Type Project Title Description Estimated Cost Potential Funding Sources Infrastructure Brookmont Brookmont Boulevard is an east-west corridor between US 45/52 and IL SO. This $8,000,000 IDOT/Tiger, Boulevard road is the dividing line between the municipalities of the City of Kankakee and the Local Funds Village of Bradley. It is a four lane minor arterial, except where it passes under the I

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 63 Brookmont Canadian National Railroad. At the underpass the road narrows to one lane in each Boulevard, direction. The bridge height clearance is 12-foot, 2-inches (standard semi-truck continued height is 13'6"). There are bridge piers at the center of the roadway and along the gutter line. The horizontal clearance is 14-feet. Storm water rapidly accumulates here during heavy rains and forces temporary closing of the road to all traffic. I The Average Annual Daily Traffic (MDT) on Brookmont Boulevard is 11,600 vehicles. None of these vehicles are trucks or emergency vehicles due to the bridge clearance restriction. This segment of the road experiences traffic congestion and there is poor visibility resulting in numerous accidents; qualifying it as a high accident location. The current bridge, a cast-in-place structure built in 1926, has been determined to be functionally obsolete due to intolerable vertical under clearance and inadequate width for future lane additions. The Kankakee Metropolitan Planning Organization has identified this location as having a significant transportation impact on the region and has included remediation of the area in its Long Range Transportation Plan. This is a critical issue and if sufficient funding is not available to correct the problems there is the risk that the road will have to be shut down by either IDOT or the City. This situation directly effects the five block area immediately west of the railroad which includes light industry, single family residences, a high school and a shopping center. To the east of the tracks there is light commercial, heavy and light industrial, and single family residential. I Reconstruction of the Brookmont Boulevard underpass will include: • Use of the latest technology in designing the bridge deck to increase the clearance height to its maximum. • Widening the road to four lanes to provide efficient movement of traffic • Designing pumping station with state-of-the art equipment and controls to keep storm water from flooding the underpass

The advantages of the bridge reconstruction are: -With semi-trucks having a direct route to the current light industrial areas along the tracks, new industry or expansion is likely to occur, creating or retaining jobs. --The ability of emergency vehicles to use Brookmont Boulevard will greatly reduce response time --A continuous east-west truck route will eliminate the need for the current alternative route for trucks. This is a one-mile detour with four additional stops. There are approximately 100 trucks that have to detour each day. A new bridge will reduce fuel consumption and the resulting CO 2 emissions --Mobility will be enhanced by the reduction of trucks on alternate routes as they will be able to continue on Brookmont Boulevard. This will result in reducing delays at I other intersections, thereby reducing congestion.

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 64 Brookmont --Increasing the bridge clearance and improving the road profile will improve visibility Boulevard, and reduce the number of accidents. continued FUNDING: $19,100,000---Total projected cost 1O,000,000---from the Grade Crossing Protection Fund of the Illinois Commerce I Commission's Transportation Division/Rail Safety Section 800,000 --- SAFETY-LU for preliminary and design engineering 300.000---matching funds from the City of Kankakee $8,000,000---remaining funds needed $1,100,000 of the above funding (SAFETY-LU and City funds) has already been spent on the design. **** This project is shovel ready. Estimated jobs retained-40 Estimated jobs created—SO

Projects List for the Municipality of Herscher, Illinois

Rank Project Type Project Title Description Estimated Cost Potential Funding Sources Infrastructure Water Main Replacement of a water main through a two-block downtown business area from $211,000 Water Utility Funds Replacement South Oak Street through the alley, under South Main Street, to South Maple St. This will affect five businesses (6 buildings) in downtown Herscher. Estimated jobs created or retained-34 F1

2 Infrastructure Sidewalk Downtown Business District Improvements would replace 6,020 square feet of $150,000 MFT, Replacement sidewalk. This project would improve safety by lowering the sidewalks on the west Safety Funds, Program side of the street. It would also include additional handicap accessible ramps on both Local Funds sides of the street. Street light improvements are an important part of this project. With the improvements made by this project not only would citizen safety be increased but it would also spur downtown business development. Estimated jobs created-15

Capital Projects List for the Municipality of Hopkins Park, Illinois

Rank Project Type Project Title Description Estimated Cost Potential Funding Sources Transportation Public Establishment of public transportation services to allow business owners to promote $386,400 Capital Grants Transportation the area for commerce. through American Services Estimated jobs created—SO Bus Association

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 65 2 Road/Public Sidewalks Corner of 40005. and Central Ave., extending 4 miles in either direction. Installation IDOT ITEP Grant Access of sidewalks along the main areas to make accessibility safer for residents and $174,103-- Program or improve overall visuals to attract businesses to the area. $284,493 CDBG CRSA Grant Estimated jobs created-25 Program

3 Infrastructure Cellular Construction of a cellular tower to allow local businesses access to area cellular $800,000 USDA RUS (Rural Communications networks. Utility Service), Tower Estimated jobs created-25 ICC (Illinois Commerce Commission)

4 Infrastructure Natural Gas Lines Construction of natural gas lines throughout the Village of Hopkins Park for the $1,250,000 USDA RUS (Rural purpose of attracting more commerce. Utility Service), Estimated jobs created—SO ICC (Illinois Commerce Commission) Capital Projects List for the Village of Manteno, Illinois

Rank Project Type Project Title Description Estimated Cost Potential Funding Souro 1 Road/ Manteno-Deselm Road reconstruction of County Highway 9 (Manteno-Deselm Road) from Rt 45/52 to I- $7,027,000 FHWA, Infrastructure Road 57. This project is to widen existing two lane highway to 5 lanes. Includes curb/gutter, lOOT, storm sewer and sidewalk. Includes installation of traffic signals at Rt 45/52. Local Funds This project is in anticipation of the expected economic growth in the area due to the proposed new interstate exchange at 6000 N Road, 3 miles to the south. This project has a completed set of preliminary plans including an approved Project Development Report and Environmental Study. Right-of-way would need to be acquired and coordination with utilities would need to be addressed after right of way acquisition. Estimated jobs created-100 Capital Projects List for the Municipality of Momence, Illinois Rank Project Type Project Title Description Estimated Cost Potential Funding Sources 1 Infrastructure East Washington Infrastructure improvements on one block of East Washington to separate the sanitary $250,000 MFT, Street and storm sewers. Replacement of water main which supplies approximately 24 General Funds buildings on the block. Each mixed-use building consists of at least one dwelling in the upper level of each. The immediate area of the downtown is comprised of old infrastructure. Maintenance issues need to be addressed to improve stable, uninterrupted utilities to entice downtown business and entrepreneurship. Estimated jobs created—SO

2 Road Mechanic Street 2.5 city blocks of road repairs to Mechanic Street, which experiences significant $500,000 MFT, amounts of industrial truck traffic. This road currently provides access to Silva Private Sector, General International, Van Drunen's, and Momence Pork Packing. All three of these industrial Funds I

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy companies utilize this roadway for deliveries and shipping of produced goods. Resurfacing and upgrades to include curbs and improved lighting is vital for better access to these valuable industrial businesses in our community. These businesses account for more than 350 jobs in this area alone. Estimated jobs created--30 I 3 Community River Walk One block of river walk improvements at Kankakee River near the Police Department $200,000 MFT, Development Improvement to increase visitors and business customers. River walks always enhance the Enhancement Grants, appearance and opportunities to expand retail business. This area of Momence along USDA, the River is a gem and a river walk would benefit the community by drawing more General Funds, interest in tourism, pedestrian traffic, and business opportunity. Private Sector Estimated jobs created--30 4 Parking! 5 North Dixie Currently there is not adequate parking available to support the downtown businesses $150,000 MFT, Streetscaping Highway in this section of town. The parking that does exist is not easily accessible. Land would USDA, be acquired to expand existing parking with landscaping and streetscapirlg added to Private Sector, provide appeal to passersby on this busy state highway and to promote economic General Funds development in the downtown area. Estimated jobs created--25

5 Sidewalks Sidewalk repair! The downtown business area and outlying commercial properties lack compliant $80,000 MFT, ADA compliance sidewalk accessibility. Repairs are necessary to promote customer safety and are an USDA, incentive for potential business prospects. Momence promotes its historic downtown Enhancement Grants, as a destination location. Safe, accessible sidewalks are a necessity. General Funds Estimated jobs created—is

Capital Projects List for the Municipality of Sammons Point, Illinois

Rank Project Type Project Title Description Estimated Cost Potential Funding Sources 1 Bridge 7500 5 Street Replace local bridge at 7500 South Road. This bridge is outdated and in the last year $1,800,000 Mfl, Bridge at Trail experienced an excess amount of traffic and wear due to the road closure on highway partner with Township Creek 45,152. The bridge has a total deck width of 36 feet and the length is 72 feet. It has two 12 foot drive lanes and 6 foot wide shoulders. This road is important to agribusiness at harvest time as farmers use it to get their grain to the elevators. All year round it is important for the movement of farm equipment and related agricultural activity. Estimated jobs created-10 2 Facility Community Construction of a new 2,500 square foot community center and services building. This $300,000 USDA, Center and building would serve as a central office for village administration, a community General Funds Services Building meeting and gathering center, and provide a small service equipment storage area. There is currently no facility dedicated to these activities for the current residents or for future citizens and business developers.

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 67 Estimated jobs created--6

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 68 PERFORMANCE MEASURES BY 2018

This CEDS has the support of each incorporated community, the County Board, and a wide range of community leaders from each sector. Copies of the Kankakee County's Board's resolution supporting this strategy can be found in the appendix.

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 69 WORKING WITH THE STATE AND NATIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PRIORITIES

Kankakee County and the Alliance have a long history of working closely with the Illinois Department of Commerce & Economic Opportunity (DCEO) on projects that are not only priorities for our County but for the State and Nation as well.

Exports are a vital economic component of both the State and the County. Products from Kankakee County are exported to over 70 countries world-wide. Recognizing the importance of exports for continued economic growth the DCEO Office of Trade and Investment offers a variety of export services, programs and training to small and medium sized businesses to assist them, and Kankakee County, in being globally competitive.

Workforce development is a major goal of this CEDS. The DCEO Office of Employment & Training is committed to encouraging statewide economic development by cultivating a well- trained workforce. To accomplish this goal, the Office identifies youth, adults and dislocated workers who are eligible for assistance under the Workforce Investment Act (WIA), assesses their employability skills and provides training as appropriate for identified sectors of growing employment demand. The Office also provides follow-up services leading to employment retention in high-wage and high-skilled jobs. Both the Alliance and our Workforce Board rely on this office for assistance.

Small businesses contribute to local economies by bringing growth and innovation to the community. A DCEO funded Small Business Development Center (SBDC) is located at Kankakee Community College and is an important asset to the community for entrepreneurship and innovation.

The Illinois Manufacturing Extension Center (IMEC) is a partner program of the Department Commerce and Economic Opportunity, and is part of a broader economic development program of assistance for small businesses. IMEC and its affiliated support organizations help manufacturers with productivity, technology modernization, and enhanced business practices. The Alliance has worked with IMEC on several projects and is a resource for advanced manufacturing initiatives.

The Illinois Energy Office creates jobs and stimulates economic development in Illinois through programs and policies that spur investment in Illinois' Green Economy. These programs and policies benefit our economy, improve our environment and increase our energy independence. Kankakee County has received funding through this office and the U. S. Department of Energy for energy efficiency and conservation at its public facilities. The Alliance promotes similar programs offered by the utility companies for private sector businesses.

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 70 DISASTER RESILIENCY STRATEGY

Most counties throughout the nation have disaster plans in place; few have included an economic recovery strategy. Statistics show that following a disaster ninety percent of small businesses fail within a year unless they can resume operations within five days. Having a countywide economic recovery strategy in place will increase the likelihood that businesses will open quickly and reduce the chances of experiencing a micro-recession which could take years to recover from.

The Economic Alliance of Kankakee County, which serves as the central economic development organization for the County, will take the lead role in developing, implementing, and monitoring an economic Disaster Resiliency Strategy. This plan will in no way undermine or replace the existing Kankakee County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) plans or the Kankakee County 2013 Natural Hazards Mitigation Plan. The Alliance will partner with these and other groups in the overall planning and recovery efforts of the County to help maximize the speed and efficiency of economic recovery efforts after a disaster.

Action Steps

1. Create an Economic Recovery Response Team A strategic mix of representatives will be invited to participate on this team. Team members will include: Economic Alliance Director—Mike Van Mill, who has prior FEMA experience Kankakee County Chamber of Commerce President—Mike O'Brien Small Business Administration Director—Ken Crite Kankakee County Emergency Management Agency Director—Sgt. Dave Zinanni Kankakee County Planning Department—Dell Skimerhorn A business leader and a municipal Economic Development Director or appointee from each of the five major communities: Kankakee Bourbonnais Bradley Manteno Momence

Each person should appoint an alternate person to serve in their place should they not be available to fulfill their duties during an actual disaster.

Private and public sector involvement on this team will ensure that communication flows between these two groups to reveal any potential conflicts and/or duplication of effort in the recovery process. The public sector is better informed of their decisions that could delay the recovery effort and is informed of the private sector's priorities for re-investment and redevelopment. Trust is built as these stakeholders cooperate in the

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 71 pre-planning phase so that these relationships can be relied on when the disaster strikes, and there is need for an expedited decision making process.

2. Review County Emergency Management Plan and Natural Hazards Mitigation Plan and any jurisdictional plans for consideration of economic and business impacts. The Economic Recovery team will need to thoroughly review existing emergency management and mitigation plans that exist. The review should consider the impacts to the business community and the local economy if the plan is implemented after a disaster. If possible, adjustments should be made to the plans so that they accommodate business interests. The Alliance will volunteer to serve as business liaison to the Kankakee County EMA.

3. Prepare Disaster Resiliency Strategy (DRS) The Disaster Resiliency Strategy will focus on four areas; Preparation, Response, Recovery, and Mitigation. Several resources provide in-depth information about how to prepare for each of the above areas and will be used to guide formation of the DRS. These resources include: EDA's www.restoreyoureconomy.org , SBA's www.preparemybusiness.org, and FEMA's www.ready.gov

Preparation

The pre-disaster economic preparedness portion of the DRS functions to prepare the community for disaster situations with a focus on the business community and the local economy. This portion of the plan will define roles and action steps for economic recovery stakeholders.

Preparing to respond usually involves significant training and practice to ensure that key local employees and supporting resources are ready to jump into action quickly and that local businesses understand their roles and responsibilities in preparing for and responding to disasters.

Major actions include: • Compile contact information for key stakeholders throughout the region and state. This list will be used by the Economic Recovery Response Team to coordinate information-gathering • Develop a communication strategy. Use the existing Alliance website to provide business information that addresses both Preparing for a disaster and critical resources during the Recovery period. During the Response period it is vital to have social media sites (Facebook and Twitter) operational to provide current information and resources. The Alliance and all partners will promote the site to businesses as the place to turn for key information post-disaster. This can also be a place where displaced businesses can provide updated contact information.

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 72 • Develop a list of possible funding sources from federal, state, and local agencies. A member of the Economic Recovery Response Team needs to be responsible for knowing the funding mandates before a disaster happens. The EDA has two publications: Federal Disaster Recovery Funding: Minimizing Roadblocks to Maximize Resources and Navigating Federal Disaster Recovery Funding available at www.restoreyoureconomy.org • Provide workshops to aide businesses in preparing for disaster situations, including developing a business continuity plan, and have sessions led by experts in law, finance, and disaster preparation for local businesses

Response

The Response period is the 72 hours after a disaster. During this time the immediate actions are to save lives and protect property. For a business the top priorities should be to protect employees, the facilities and necessary information.

Major Actions • Economic Recovery Response Teams will meet with businesses one-on-one to conduct a damage assessment survey to gauge business impact as soon as possible. Data will help in developing recovery programs and can simplify later grant writing. • Convene CEDS Committee to update the CEDS with an analysis of the current economic development problems and opportunities.

Recovery

After a major disaster, the recovery process takes months and even years to bring a community back to a "new normal" and as strong as or better than before the disaster.

Major Actions • Use the Tier system that was set up during Preparation to allow business owners onto their property. • Communicate to let the community know what businesses are open. • Set up a Business Recovery Center for counseling businesses. • Provide funding and grant assistance. • Encourage businesses to re-evaluate their business plan and redefine themselves and their markets

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 73 Mitigation

Reviewing ad improving disaster readiness based on past experience

Major Actions • Develop mitigation strategies based on economic risk assessment to reduce or eliminate future economic losses • Identify potential funding sources to mitigate future disaster impacts on the community • Encourage businesses to review and update existing insurance coverage • Analyze where challenges in the communication of needs and resources occurred and define a better system. • Identify key infrastructure improvements needed for disaster resiliency

As the DRS evolves over time, it will be incorporated into revised CEDS.

Timeline January--Economic Recovery Response Team formed and work on the DRS begins Summer--Roll out completed plan September --NATIONAL PREPAREDNESS MONTH. Work with Kankakee County EMA on a program for businesses.

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 74 M

APPENDIX

Approval of the Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy by the Kankakee County Board of Commissioners

(will be attached after approval)

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy A 2012 Kankakee County Detailed Occupations' °

Median Hourly Description 2012 Jobs 2020.1obs Earnings I I Chief Executives 173 167 $49.89

General and Operations Managers 472 473 $38.51 Legislators 67 65 $9.07 Marketing Managers 27 34 $54.59

Sales Managers 107 111 $39.28 Administrative Services Managers 121 129 $36.64 Computer and Information Systems Managers 36 47 $44.51 Financial Managers 106 121 $34.97 Industrial Production Managers 39 47 $47.04

Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Managers 84 78 $27.59 Human Resources Managers 16 19 $57.89 Farmers, Ranchers, and Other Agricultural Managers 27 12 $76.12

Construction Managers 34 32 $31.70

Education Administrators, Preschool and Childcare Center/Program 11 14 $34.23 Education Administrators, Elementary and Secondary School 134 145 $48.00

Education Administrators, Postsecondary 69 84 $33.28 Architectural and Engineering Managers 26 30 $57.07 Food Service Managers 98 93 $20.19 Medical and Health Services Managers 39 53 $30.30 Natural Sciences Managers 12 15 $24.16

Postmasters and Mail Superintendents 13 11 $16.53

Property, Real Estate, and Community Association Managers 12 13 $9.60

Social and Community Service Managers 18 21 $12.57

Managers, All Other 156 164 $22.61 Wholesale and Retail Buyers, Except Farm Products 32 34 $61.24

Purchasing Agents, Except Wholesale, Retail, and Farm Products 54 61 $21.62 Claims Adjusters, Examiners, and Investigators 62 72 $47.66

Compliance Officers 32 41 $27.53

Cost Estimators 55 60 $33.15 Human Resources Specialists 57 75 $22.35

Labor Relations Specialists 35 32 $30.38

Management Analysts 50 64 $28.81 Training and Development Specialists 21 30 $11.37

Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists 45 1 67 $23.60

Business Operations Specialists, All Other 190 213 $18.10 Accountants and Auditors 186 210 $26.47

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Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy i!P1T1w

Description 2012Jobs 202OJobs Earnings Financial Analysts 17 25 $15.35

Loan Officers 46 64 $18.14

Financial Specialists, All Other 10 13 $10.64

Computer Systems Analysts 42 60 $79.09 Computer Programmers 19 25 $81.62 Software Developers, Applications 29 42 $43.95 Software Developers, Systems Software 11 18 $101.72 Network and Computer Systems Administrators 36 51 $31.92 Computer User Support Specialists 56 71 $20.88 Computer Occupations, All Other 12 14 $11.63 Civil Engineers 25 27 $31.37

Industrial Engineers 18 25 $21.16 Mechanical Engineers 98 108 $52.94

Microbiologists 13 17 $16.23 Chemists 73 84 $28.04 Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health 11 12 $15.11 Clinical, Counseling, and School Psychologists 43 48 $26.85 Agricultural and Food Science Technicians 16 <10 $9.46 Biological Technicians 17 23 $9.66 Chemical Technicians 40 42 $13.68

Substance Abuse and Behavioral Disorder Counselors 13 16 $44.98

Educational, Guidance, School, and Vocational Counselors 44 57 $22.18

Mental Health Counselors 38 43 $16.15

Rehabilitation Counselors 24 26 $31.89

Child, Family, and School Social Workers 108 110 $22.59 Healthcare Social Workers 32 39 $28.94

Mental Health and Substance Abuse Social Workers 852 850 $18.87 Health Educators 16 20 $18.83 Social and Human Service Assistants 86 91 $17.97 Community and Social Service Specialists, All Other 90 91 $23.17

Clergy 13 19 $10.10

Lawyers 65 67 $26.79 Postsecondary Teachers 685 816 $13.10 Preschool Teachers, Except Special Education 87 109 $12.74

Kindergarten Teachers, Except Special Education 53 63 $19.23

Elementary School Teachers, Except Special Education 290 354 $21.79

Middle School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Education 449 511 $25.21 Career/Technical Education Teachers, Middle School 11 12 $13.55 Secondary School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Education 307 339 $23.24

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy ___ _9juiMr;TnL Description ' )P41.i. Th AiiJf1j. Earnings

Career/Technical Education Teachers, Secondary School 32 34 $13.23 Special Education Teachers, Kindergarten and Elementary School 53 64 $34.09

Special Education Teachers, Middle School 79 92 $22.06

Special Education Teachers, Secondary School 156 165 $23.11 Adult Basic and Secondary Education and Literacy Teachers and Instructors 11 12 $29.03 Self-Enrichment Education Teachers 16 21 $43.77

Substitute Teachers 206 232 $14.99 Teachers and Instructors, All Other 116 128 $54.25 Librarians 45 48 $29.56

Library Technicians 49 52 $25.68 Instructional Coordinators 65 75 $24.27 Teacher Assistants 448 511 $10.38

Education, Training, and Library Workers, All Other 115 126 $9.52

Artists and Related Workers, All Other 0 0 $0.00 Floral Designers 16 <10 $11.03

Graphic Designers 39 45 $17.35 Coaches and Scouts 36 47 $12.28

Reporters and Correspondents 19 24 $25.60 Public Relations Specialists 12 17 $50.91 Chiropractors 11 12 $88.45

Dentists, General 20 24 $137.92 Dietitians and Nutritionists 20 22 $50.04

Pharmacists 113 122 $58.60

Anesthesiologists 17 19 $120.25 Family and General Practitioners 44 51 $87.99

Internists, General 13 16 $99.00 Surgeons 10 12 $68.88

Physicians and Surgeons, All Other 177 196 $100.39

Physician Assistants 13 17 $26.20 Occupational Therapists 28 33 $11.01

Physical Therapists 79 91 $39.06 Respiratory Therapists 49 57 $25.22

Speech-Language Pathologists 84 92 $34.05

Therapists, All Other 11 11 $10.71

Registered Nurses 1,169 1,351 $31.70 Nurse Practitioners 47 57 $43.54

Medical and Clinical Laboratory Technologists 29 1 31 1 $27.07 Medical and Clinical Laboratory Technicians 57 60 $20.34

Dental Hygienists 98 119 $32.30

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy Median Hourly Description II 2012JobsJ ZUZUJOUS I' Earnings

Cardiovascular Technologists and Technicians 15 18 $11.53

Diagnostic Medical Sonographers 23 29 $13.90 Radiologic Technologists 74 86 $28.05 Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technologists 12 14 $12.98

Emergency Medical Technicians and Paramedics 127 165 $14.81

Dietetic Technicians 15 16 $12.48

Pharmacy Technicians 218 236 $13.55

Surgical Technologists 47 52 $23.84 Veterinary Technologists and Technicians 11 20 $29.86 Licensed Practical and Licensed Vocational Nurses 479 490 $17.20

Medical Records and Health Information Technicians 37 44 $15.17 Opticians, Dispensing 26 27 $23.67 Health Technologists and Technicians, All Other 36 39 $30.15 Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Workers, All Other 71 74 $21.06

Home Health Aides 385 521 $10.38

Nursing Assistants 748 832 $11.18 Orderlies 89 91 $12.03

Occupational Therapy Assistants 18 20 $12.24 Physical Therapist Assistants 45 52 $23.07 Massage Therapists 16 20 $11.50 Dental Assistants 98 119 $15.28 Medical Assistants 161 197 $14.60

Medical Transcriptionists 45 43 $17.37 Veterinary Assistants and Laboratory Animal Caretakers 11 15 $10.89 Phlebotomists 88 86 $13.81

Healthcare Support Workers, All Other 17 21 $26.46

First-Line Supervisors of Police and Detectives 51 51 $38.62

First-Line Supervisors of Protective Service Workers, All Other 21 15 $55.56

Firefighters 156 162 $39.15

Correctional Officers and Jailers 30 32 $60.52 Detectives and Criminal Investigators 14 15 $39.02 Police and Sheriff's Patrol Officers 122 130 $31.21 Private Detectives and Investigators 19 13 $54.56 Security Guards 136 145 $12.65 Crossing Guards 27 24 $9.11 Lifeguards, Ski Patrol, and Other Recreational Protective Service Workers 52 49 $8.40

Protective Service Workers, All Other 16 17 $11.20 Chefs and Head Cooks 46 48 $14.59

First-Line Supervisors of Food Preparation and Serving Workers 274 294 $13.63

Cooks, Fast Food 1 241 1 226 1 $9.22

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy I Median Hourly - 1 ' Description I 2012.1obs 2020.1obs EarningsY Cooks, Institution and Cafeteria 227 270 $9.57

Cooks, Private Household 0 0 $0.00 Cooks, Restaurant 194 226 $10.11

Cooks, Short Order 108 105 $9.18

Cooks, All Other 18 20 $30.16

Food Preparation Workers 444 467 $9.05 Bartenders 289 275 $9.00

Combined Food Preparation and Serving Workers, Including Fast Food 768 834 $9.03 Counter Attendants, Cafeteria, Food Concession, and Coffee Shop 160 168 $9.10 Waiters and Waitresses 700 781 $8.93 Food Servers, Nonrestaurant 210 259 $8.96 Dining Room and Cafeteria Attendants and Bartender Helpers 150 164 $9.08 Dishwashers 180 200 $8.98

Hosts and Hostesses, Restaurant, Lounge, and Coffee Shop 78 86 $9.68

Food Preparation and Serving Related Workers, All Other 53 51 $9.51

First-Line Supervisors of Housekeeping and Janitorial Workers 54 56 $16.82 First-Line Supervisors of Landscaping, Lawn Service, and Groundskeeping Workers 15 19 $40.65

Janitors and Cleaners, Except Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners 521 566 $12.48 Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners 306 352 $9.16 Pest Control Workers 40 49 $10.47

Landscaping and Groundskeeping Workers 239 275 $11.07 First-Line Supervisors of Personal Service Workers 13 18 $32.25

Nonfarm Animal Caretakers 46 64 $9.44

Ushers, Lobby Attendants, and Ticket Takers 14 14 $18.42

Amusement and Recreation Attendants 108 116 $8.98 Hairdressers, Hairstylists, and Cosmetologists 66 72 $13.14

Childcare Workers 152 176 $9.78

Personal Care Aides 351 442 $8.72 Fitness Trainers and Aerobics Instructors 23 26 $15.88

Recreation Workers 77 92 $9.29 First-Line Supervisors of Retail Sales Workers 423 441 $15.86 First-Line Supervisors of Non-Retail Sales Workers 26 34 $81.46

Cashiers 1,216 1,196 $9.32 Counter and Rental Clerks 150 151 $9.48

Parts Salespersons 106 122 $12.94

Retail Salespersons 1,507 1,498 $9.59

Advertising Sales Agents 54 64 $16.98

Insurance Sales Agents 101 109 $16.12 Securities, Commodities, and Financial Services Sales Agents 11 1 20 $94.54

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy Median Hourly ITflU[.h 2012 Jobs 202OJobs Earnings

Sales Representatives, Services, All Other 54 71 $56.66 Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Technical and Scientific Products 55 62 $27.57 Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Except Technical and Scientific Products 402 433 $21.41

Telemarketers 12 16 $29.73

Sales and Related Workers, All Other 43 48 $30.83

First-Line Supervisors of Office and Administrative Support Workers 365 400 $20.89 Switchboard Operators, Including Answering Service 56 45 $10.30 Bill and Account Collectors 85 89 $16.20 Billing and Posting Clerks 137 152 $15.68 Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Auditing Clerks 437 468 $14.29 Payroll and Timekeeping Clerks 63 66 $19.67

Tellers 261 316 $10.93 Correspondence Clerks 22 24 $33.51 Court, Municipal, and License Clerks 23 25 $40.03 Customer Service Representatives 392 464 $14.44

Eligibility Interviewers, Government Programs 27 27 $38.75

File Clerks 18 19 $24.55 Hotel, Motel, and Resort Desk Clerks 55 65 $9.19 Interviewers, Except Eligibility and Loan 16 25 $28.05 Library Assistants, Clerical 25 27 $27.78 Loan Interviewers and Clerks 55 63 $14.78 Order Clerks 167 157 $11.20 Human Resources Assistants, Except Payroll and Timekeeping 34 36 $19.81

Receptionists and Information Clerks 313 358 $11.72

Information and Record Clerks, All Other 35 37 $43.31

Cargo and Freight Agents 29 29 $47.18

Couriers and Messengers 20 22 $25.58

Police, Fire, and Ambulance Dispatchers 14 16 $48.45 Dispatchers, Except Police, Fire, and Ambulance 76 82 $18.69 Postal Service Clerks 17 12 $34.02

Postal Service Mail Carriers 110 106 $26.22 Production, Planning, and Expediting Clerks 67 74 $23.72 Shipping, Receiving, and Traffic Clerks 332 302 $14.23 Stock Clerks and Order Fillers 834 742 $9.34

Weighers, Measurers, Checkers, and Samplers, Recordkeeping 34 33 $12.22 Executive Secretaries and Executive Administrative Assistants 250 270 $18.76

Legal Secretaries 36 34 $16.21 Medical Secretaries 101 135 $13.35

Secretaries and Administrative Assistants, Except Legal, Medical, and 1 637 1 650 1 $12.75

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy Median Hourly 'IIisri 2012Jobs 10SPfs Executive I I

Data Entry Keyers 32 32 $13.43

Insurance Claims and Policy Processing Clerks 73 87 $11.49

Office Clerks, General 718 793 $13.10

Office and Administrative Support Workers, All Other 152 166 $20.84 First-Line Supervisors of Farming, Fishing, and Forestry Workers 13 <10 $50.49 Graders and Sorters, Agricultural Products 22 17 $24.96

Agricultural Equipment Operators 29 14 $17.51 Farmworkers and Laborers, Crop, Nursery, and Greenhouse 230 90 $26.87 Farmworkers, Farm, Ranch, and Aquacultural Animals 27 12 $8.25 First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction Workers 66 63 $33.70 Carpenters 137 135 $22.11 Cement Masons and Concrete Finishers 54 49 $17.89

Construction Laborers 137 131 $23.77

Operating Engineers and Other Construction Equipment Operators 116 93 $30.70

Electricians 197 205 $22.26

Glaziers 13 12 $13.45 Insulation Workers, Mechanical 12 10 $65.03 Painters, Construction and Maintenance 45 50 $35.73 Plumbers, Pipefitters, and Steamfitters 87 94 $38.16 Sheet Metal Workers 35 36 $23.23 Highway Maintenance Workers 66 67 $20.08

Rail-Track Laying and Maintenance Equipment Operators 13 12 $26.13 Septic Tank Servicers and Sewer Pipe Cleaners 11 12 $15.88

First-Line Supervisors of Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers 160 169 $27.36 Telecommunications Equipment Installers and Repairers, Except Line Installers 11 14 $50.38 Electrical and Electronics Installers and Repairers, Transportation Equipment 12 12 $29.09

Automotive Body and Related Repairers 50 49 $20.28 Automotive Service Technicians and Mechanics 363 382 $14.83

Bus and Truck Mechanics and Diesel Engine Specialists 107 119 $16.49 Farm Equipment Mechanics and Service Technicians 17 21 $13.97

Mobile Heavy Equipment Mechanics, Except Engines 14 17 $19.62

Tire Repairers and Changers 23 33 $10.63

Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration Mechanics and Installers 32 42 $21.78

Industrial Machinery Mechanics 145 164 $31.90 Maintenance Workers, Machinery 42 43 $28.44

Maintenance and Repair Workers, General 323 357 $20.56 Helpers--Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers 16 19 $10.27 Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers, All Other 47 50 $15.46

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy Median Hourly Description 2012.1obs 2020.1obs Earnings

First-Line Supervisors of Production and Operating Workers 278 282 $24.49 Electrical and Electronic Equipment Assemblers 24 31 $32.05 Team Assemblers 219 271 $12.09

Assemblers and Fabricators, All Other 89 106 $30.88

Bakers 53 53 $10.58 Butchers and Meat Cutters 67 72 $13.30

Meat, Poultry, and Fish Cutters and Trimmers 60 105 $23.15 Slaughterers and Meat Packers 189 242 $23.70 Food and Tobacco Roasting, Baking, and Drying Machine Operators and Tenders 13 12 $15.19 Food Batchmakers 60 31 $28.40

Food Cooking Machine Operators and Tenders 17 11 $13.12 Food Processing Workers, All Other 29 30 $19.04 Computer-Controlled Machine Tool Operators, Metal and Plastic 64 83 $31.34 Extruding and Drawing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic 28 35 $11.71

Rolling Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic 27 31 $33.87 Cutting, Punching, and Press Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic 50 60 $17.73 Grinding, Lapping, Polishing, and Buffing Machine Tool Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic 12 15 $29.76 Lathe and Turning Machine Tool Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic 24 26 $25.78 Milling and Planing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic 33 35 $24.30 Machinists 177 215 $13.90 Molding, Coremaking, and Casting Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic 57 65 $14.24

Multiple Machine Tool Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic 37 43 $23.26

Tool and Die Makers 18 23 $28.06 Welders, Cutters, Solderers, and Brazers 88 105 $20.08

Welding, Soldering, and Brazing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders 21 23 $31.88 Printing Press Operators 47 49 $24.31

Laundry and Dry-Cleaning Workers 64 47 $8.89 Stationary Engineers and Boiler Operators 12 12 $42.04 Water and Wastewater Treatment Plant and System Operators 35 36 $24.03 Chemical Plant and System Operators 47 49 $37.25

Gas Plant Operators 13 <10 $39.28

Chemical Equipment Operators and Tenders 70 76 $29.20 Separating, Filtering, Clarifying, Precipitating, and Still Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders 34 28 $20.08 Crushing, Grinding, and Polishing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders 11 <10 $12.69

Mixing and Blending Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders 93 97 $18.70 Cutting and Slicing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders 11 14 $11.92

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy Median Hourly Description 201 2 Jobs Extruding, Forming, Pressing, and Compacting Machine Setters, I Operators, and Tenders 34 39 $15.61 Inspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers, and Weighers 126 152 $18.17

Packaging and Filling Machine Operators and Tenders 390 374 $19.20 Coating, Painting, and Spraying Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders 18 22 $10.08

Painters, Transportation Equipment 13 12 $10.60

Photographic Process Workers and Processing Machine Operators 11 10 $12.06 Helpers--Production Workers 132 147 $10.69 Production Workers, All Other 126 140 $11.94

First-Line Supervisors of Helpers, Laborers, and Material Movers, Hand 75 79 $21.09 First-Line Supervisors of Transportation and Material-Moving Machine and Vehicle Operators 57 62 $26.02 Bus Drivers, Transit and Intercity 21 46 $42.58

Bus Drivers, School or Special Client 265 255 $13.38 Driver/Sales Workers 110 126 $16.42

Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers 780 891 $22.74 Light Truck or Delivery Services Drivers 202 203 $17.39

Taxi Drivers and Chauffeurs 34 46 $10.77 Motor Vehicle Operators, All Other 13 14 $12.48

Parking Lot Attendants 10 12 $9.68 Automotive and Watercraft Service Attendants 11 19 $22.02 Industrial Truck and Tractor Operators 229 223 $13.65 Cleaners of Vehicles and Equipment 154 172 $9.27

Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, Hand 1,321 1,290 $11.48

Machine Feeders and Offbearers 12 14 $32.11 Total 1 40,989 44,383 $19.23

Kankakee County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy COMMITTEE REPORT

Planning, Zoning, and Agriculture To the Honorable County Board of Kankakee County:

Your committee, to whom was referred the matter of:

Beg to submit the following report on the matter before them:

The committee recommends the adoption of said resolution herewith submitted.

All of which is respectfully submitted:

Committee Aye Nay Abstain Members Mr. Tripp

Mr. Washington

Mr. Stauffenberg

Mr. James

Mr. Vickery

Mr. Tholen

Ms. Polk J'L Mr. Flett

Mr. Wheeler 7

Mr. Reid

Mr. Einfeldt

Mr. Bossert

Mr. Olthoff

prciJ (issue) Lo17P i c9OtV01 q Resolution No: 2O1LO!.i-23 Resolution of the County Board of Kankakee County, Illinois

RE: LEWIS SUBDIVISION - FINAL PLAT

WHEREAS, an application for Preliminary/Final Plat of the Subdivision Ordinance was filed with the Kankakee County Planning Department on December 19, 2013, for Lewis Subdivision, a minor subdivision, located in Pembroke Township, in Kankakee County, Illinois, by the subdivision developer Charles and Florence Lewis and engineered by MG2A; and,

WHEREAS, the Preliminary/Final Plat were filed on December 19, 2013, for review and sent to the reviewing agencies for comments, which period ended on February 3, 2014; and,

WHEREAS, an application for approval of the Final Plat for Lewis Subdivision, a minor subdivision, as required under the terms of the Kankakee County Subdivision Rules and Regulations has been filed in the office of the Planning Department of Kankakee County and by said office reviewed and delivered to the Planning, Zoning, and Agriculture Committee of said County; and,

WHEREAS, said Final Plat, a copy of which is attached hereto as Exhibit A, incorporated by reference and made a part hereof, has been reviewed by the Planning, Zoning, and Agriculture Committee and found to conform to the existing rules and regulations; and,

WHEREAS, the Planning, Zoning, and Agriculture Committee, at its regularly scheduled and duly noticed meeting of February 26, 2014, having reviewed, discussed, and considered the matter and recommended that the said Final Plat, Exhibit A herein, be approved; and,

WHEREAS, all matters required by law of the State of Illinois and the Subdivision Rules and Regulations of Kankakee County to be done, have been done.

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Kankakee County Board, at this regularly scheduled meeting of March 11, 2014, after review, consideration, and discussion, accepts the recommendations of the Planning, Zoning and Agriculture Committee and hereby approves the Final Plat of Lewis Subdivision, Exhibit A herein, for recording.

11th PASSED and approved this day of March 2014.

hel G. Bosseul, Cou Board Chairman Al

Bruce Clark, County Clerk COMMITTEE REPORT

Planning, Zoning, and Agriculture To the Honorable County Board of Kankakee County:

Your committee, to whom was referred the matter of:

Beg to submit the following report on the matter before them:

The committee recommends the adoption of said resolution herewith submitted.

All of which is respectfully submitted:

Committee Aye Nay Abstain Members Mr. Tripp

Mr. Washington

Mr. Stauffenberg

Mr. James

Mr. Vickery

Mr. Tholen

Ms. Polk

Mr. Flett

d"al Mr. Wheeler

Mr. Reid

Mr. Einfeldt

Mr. Bosse it - -

Mr. Olthoff

Sub (Issue) LE WIS S UBDI VISION BEING A PA R T OF THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION 15, TOWNSHIP 30 NORTH, RANGE 1 1 WEST OF THE SECOND PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, KANKAKEE COUNTY, ILLINOIS

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OWNERSHIP CERflF1C4TE COUNTY BOARD CER17R04TE TOWNSHIP HIGHWAY COIA) STATE OF IWNOIS ) STATE OF ILLINOIS ) STATE OF ILLINOIS COUNTY OF KANKAKEE ) Ss COUNTY OF KANKAKEE ) ) SS COUNTY OF KANKAKEE ) SS THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT, , IS THE OWNER OF THE LAND DESCRIBED IN THE ATTACHED PLAT, AND HAS CAUSED THE SAME TO BE SURVEYED AND APPROVED THIS ______DAY OF 20...... I, • DO HEREBY SUBDIVIDED AS INDICATED THEREON, FOR THE USES AND PURPOSES THEREIN SET FORTH, AND DOES HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGE HIGHWAY REQUIREMENTS AS PRESCRIBED IN THE REGULATIONS BOARD OF AND ADOPT THE SAME UNDER THE STYLE AND TITLE THEREON INDICATED. KANKAKEE COUNTY BOARD K4NKAKEE COUNTY INSOFAR AS THEY PERTAIN TO 1 KANKAKEE COUNTY, ILLINOIS TO THE BEST OF THE OWNER'S KNOWLEDGE, THE PROPERTY DESCRIBED HEREON IS LOCATED WITHIN THE BOUNDARIES OF PEMBROKE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT #259 AND ST. ANNE HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT #302. DATED THIS ______DAY OF SURVEYOR'S CERflF!CATE CHAIRMAN DATED THIS ______DAY OF STATE OF ILLINOIS ) A.D. 20 COUNTY OF KANKAKEE ) SS TOWNSHIP HIGHWAY COMMISSIONER PLANNING, ZONING, AND AGRICULTURE COMMITTEE CERJ7FIC,4TE THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT I. MARK J. SCHIERHOLZ, AN ILLINOIS PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYOR, HAVE SURVEYED AND SUBDMDED THE OWNERS SIGNATURE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY: STATE OF ILLINOIS ) COUNTY OF KANKAKEE ) Ss

THAT PART OF THE EAST HALF OF THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION 15, TOWNSHIP 30 NOTARY CEPJIF1C4TE NORTh, RANGE 11 WEST OF THE SECOND PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, KANKAKEE COUNTY, ILLINOIS, DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: STATE OF IWNOIS COMMENCING AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF SAID SEC11ON 15; THENCE NORTH 87 DEGREES ) APPROVED THIS ______DAY OF 20.... 52 MINUTES 45 SECONDS EAST ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID SOUTHWEST QUARTER 784.18 FEET TO THE POINT OF COUNTY OF KANKAKEE ) ss BEGINNING; THENCE NORTH 02 DEGREES 07 MINUTES 15 SECONDS WEST 190.00 FEET; THENCE NORTH 87 DECREES 52 KANKAKEE COUNTY PLANNING, ZONING, MINUTES 45 SECONDS EAST 360.00 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 02 DEGREES 07 MINUTES 15 SECONDS EAST 190.00 FEET; AND AGRICULTURE COMMITTEE THENCE SOUTH 87 DEGREES 52 MINUTES 45 SECONDS WEST 360.00 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. I, I A NOTARY PUBLIC, IN AND FOR SAID COUNTY, IN THE STATE AFORESAID, DO HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE PEOPLE WHOSE SIGNATURES APPEAR IN THE OWNERSHIP CERTIFICATE" ARE PERSONALLY KNOWN TO ME TO BE THE SAME PERSONS WHOSE NAMES ARE SUBSCRIBED TO I DO FURTHER CERTIFY THAT- THE FOREGOING INSTRUMENT AS SUCH OWNERS AND THAT THEY APPEARED BEFORE ME THIS DAY IN PERSON AND CHAIRMAN ACKNOWLEDGED THAT THEY SIGNED AND DELIVERED THE ATTACHED PLAT AS THEIR OWN FREE AND VOLUNTARY ACT FOR 1. NO PART OF THIS SUBDIVISION IS LOCATED WITHIN A SPECIAL FLOOD HAZARD AREA AS IDENTIFIED BY THE FEDERAL PURPOSES THEREIN SET FORTH. EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY, FIRM MAP NUMBER 1 7091 C0430E, EFFECTIVE DATE JANUARY 1 • 2010. 2. THE ACCOMPANIED PLAT IS TRUE AND CORRECT REPRESENTATION OF SAID SURVEY AND SUBDMSION. COUNT,' CLERK'S CER11F1C4TE 3. ALL REGULATIONS ENACTED BY THE KANKAKEE COUNTY BOARD RELATIVE TO PLATS AND SUBDIVISIONS HAVE BEEN COMPLIED WITH. GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND NOTORIAL SEAL IN KANKAXEE COUNTY, ILLINOIS THIS ______DAY 4. 5/8 INCH BY 24 INCH REBAR ARE SET AT ALL LOT CORNERS AND POINTS OF CURVE EXCEPT WHERE NOTED. STATE OF ILLINOIS ) 5. DIMENSIONS ARE IN FEET AND DECIMAL PARTS THEREOF, OF A.D.20___ COUNTY OF KANKAKEE ) SS 6. THIS SUBDIVISION CONTAINS 1.57 ACRES. Is NOTARY PUBLIC coUwrY CLERK OF KANKAKEE COUNTY, IWNOIS, AND CUSTODIAN OF THE RECORDS AND FILES OF SAID OFFICE, DO HEREBY CERTIFY THAT I FIND FROM SUCH RECORDS AND FILES, ' v.tiutl , .1lI, NO DELINQUENT GENERAL TAXES. NO AIVD UNPAID CURRENT GENERAL TAXES, AND NO DELINQUENT SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON nil AGAINST ANY OF THE REAL ESTATE DESCRIBED IN THE FOREGOING CERTIFICATES. Dated at Bradley, Illinois this 23rd day of October, 2013. ./ MARK J. Q, I SCHIERHOLZ % DATED THIS DAY OF A.D., 20 *I 035•003105 (p\ BRADLEY, i, -. ,- ILLINOIS ' I(ANKAXEE COUNTY CLERK Mark J. Schierholz Illinois Professional Land Surveyor #035-003105 ".4' op License expires 1 1/30/2014 l'I,IIJIIflt" Ordinance #: 2014-03-11-24

Ordinance of the County Board Of Kankakee County, Illinois

Re: AMENDMENT TO SOLID WASTE ORDINANCE

WHEREAS, the placement and use of attended and non-attended recycling bins for resale or re-use of general household goods such as clothing, shoes, books and small appliances will protect the environment by increasing community recycling, reducing the burden on landfills, will provide more goods for reuse and recycling, and may improve the economy by creating more jobs; and

WHEREAS, the Kankakee County Planning, Zoning and Agriculture Committee, at its regularly scheduled meeting of February 26, 2014, after review, discussion and consideration, recommended amending the Solid Waste Ordinance to provide for and allow recycling bins for clothing, shoes, textiles, books and other household items, and to regulate such recycling bins.

NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDAINED that, after review, discussion and consideration, the County Board of Kankakee hereby adopts and passes this ordinance as written amending the current solid waste ordinance by additions (as underlined herein), and to be effective upon this date of approval as follows:

Section 46-117. Definitions

Recycling Collection Bin means an attended or uiiattended receptacle, trailer or container made of metal, wood, steel or similar material for permanent or temporary use, designed or intended for the collection of unwanted clothing, shoes, textiles, books and other household items.

Recycling Bin Site Host means the owner or lawful occupant ( o r their respective representatives) of the site of a Recycling Collection Bin within the County.

Recycling Bin Licensee any organization, firm or other entity that owns and receives a permit to operate a Recycling Collection Bin in the County pursuant to this Chapter.

Section 46-119 Recycling, Responsibilities, Prohibitions.

(d) Recycling Collection Bins. It shall be unlawful to erect, place, maintain or operate any Recycling Collection Bin without first obtaining a permit issued by the County. A. The County shall approve a Licensee's application if such application fulfills the application requirements under Section 46-120. Conditions of Licensure. B. A License issued under this Chapter shall be valid for one year and renewable for one-year periods thereafter. C. Recycling collection bins owned and/or operated by one entity for the benefit of another entity require the contact information for both entities on the license application.

Section 46-120(b) Conditions of Licensure (3) Recycling Bin Qualifications of Licensee and Form of Application.

In order to qualify as a Licensee under this Chapter, an applicant must either be (11 a public charity exempt from taxes under Section 501(c)(3) of the United States Internal Revenue Code, and in good standing with the State of Illinois, or (2) a business in good standing with the State of Illinois. The application for a Recycling Collection Bin License shall require the following information from the applicant:

A. lithe applicant claims to be a qualified nonprofit entity, (1) a copy of the determination letter issued by the Internal Revenue Service stating that the applicant is a public charity exempt under Internal Revenue Code Section 501(c)(3), and (2) a certificate of good standing issued by the state office that regulates corporations.. If the applicant is a business, a certificate of good standing issued by the Office of the Secretary of State of Illinois. A certificate of good standing must not be older than 3 months at the time of application for a permit. B. Name, address and telephone number of contact person of the applicant. C. Written consent from the Site Host to place the Recycling Collection Bin on the

$lrnillion covering Licensee's Recycling Collection Bins.

(4) Proof of License.

The County shall provide the Licensee with one license sticker for each approved license. The License sticker shall be placed in a conspicuous place in front of the recycling collection bin that is installed on the licensed property. The County will provide replacement stickers for five dollars ($5.00) should the original sticker become damaged, fall off or disappear.

(5) Management, Maintenance: Requirements.

A. Licensee must maintain the aesthetic presentation of each recycling collection bin including fresh paint, readable signage and general upkeep. B. Licensee must provide to the Site Host a telephone number for requests to respond to recycling collection bin maintenance complaints. L L Li

C. Licensee must respond to recycling collection bin maintenance complaints within 24 hours of receiving notification during regular business hours. D. Licensee must remove graffiti within 72 hours following receipt of notice of its existence. E. If a recycling collection bin becomes damaged or vandalized, it shall be repaired, replaced or removed within five days of receipt of notice of such condition.

(6) Placement of Recycling Collection Bins.

A. Recycling Collection Bins shall be placed on the site in a manner that does not impede vehicular or pedestrian traffic flow. B. Recycling Collection Bins shall not be placed in the right-of-way and shall adhere to the set-back standards for the site where they are placed. C. Recycling Collection Bins shall not be placed in a required parking space (designated for handicap/disabled parking) or reduce the number of parking spaces below the minimum number required by local zoning codes. D. Recycling Collection Bins placed on sidewalks must allow for five (5) feet of pedestrian walkway in front of the Recycling Collection Bin. E. Recycling Collection Bins shall not be placed within the sight triangle of any intersection.

(7) Information and Label Requirement for all Bins.

The front of every Recycling Collection Bin shall conspicuously display the following:

{J The name, address, telephone number and the Internet Web address of the Owner and Operator the recycling collection bin:

thi A statement, in at least two-inch typeface, that either reads, or "this collection bin is owned and operated by a nonprofit organization" or "this collection bin is owned and operated by a for-profit organization":

jçJ If the recycling collection bin is owned by a non-profit organization, the front of the collection bin shall also conspicuously display a statement describing the charitable causes that will benefit from the donations:

{J If the recycling collection bin is owned by a for-profit company, the front of the collection bin shall conspicLiously display a statement that reads '[name of company] is a for-profit company, deposits are not tax deductible":

Recycling collection bins operated by a for profit entity on behalf of or in con iunction with a nonprofit organization shall have the name ,address, telephone number and web address of both entities on the front of the bin.

J Recycling collection bins operated by corporate fundraisers or any entity placing and operating collection bin(s) for the benefit of another for-profit entity or non-profit entity ri

shall abide by the requirements of (d) above and any additional guidelines and labeling requirements required under state law.

(8) Liability; protections.

A. A Site Host shall have the right to rescind consent for a recycling collection bin to be placed on the property, provided written notice of the rescission is provided to the Licensee, as provided in their agreement but in no event less than 10 business days prior, to the recycling collection bin being removed.

B. The Site Host will be held harmless by the Licensee for the removal of an unauthorized recycling collection bin or where removal is necessary to comply with local zoning ordinances.

C. A Site Host that causes the unauthorized removal of a Licensee recycling collection bin pursuant to this chapter is civilly liable to the Licensee of that recycling collection bin.

D. Licensee shall maintain general liability insurance that covers any claims or losses due to the placement, operation or maintenance of the recycling collection recycling collection bin.

(9). Violations and Penalties.

A. In addition to any other penalties or remedies authorized bylaw, any Licensee which violates any provision of this Section shall be subject to a penalty of $250 for each violation, which includes: 1. Unpermitted placement of Recycling Collection Bin; , failure to adequately respond to maintenance request pursuant to this Chapter: , failure to maintain Recycling Collection Bins pursuant to this Chapter: 4.. failure to adhere to Recycling Collection Bin placement and removal provisions pursuant to this Chapter: and S. Failures to adhere to all permit requirements pursuant to this Chapter.

B. If Licensee is found to have willfully violated the provisions of this Chapter and ignores mitigation, on more than 3 occasions in a calendar year, the Licensee shall, in addition, be deemed ineligible to place, use or employ a recycling collection bin within the City pursuant to this Chapter for a period of five years, and the City may remove any or all of such Licensee's recycling collection bins upon 30 days advance notice.

(10) License Fee required. License Fees for Recycling Bins shall be required as found in Chapter 18-1 of this Code.

46-120(d) Reporting.

(6) Recycling Bin licensee's shall report the total number of tons of goods diverted from the waste stream in the County.

CHAPTER 18

FEES

CHAPTER 46. SOLID WASTE Code Section Description Fees Rates, Charges

46-120 Initial Application (one-year period) $25.00. 46- 120 Renewal Applications (one-year period) $25.00. 46- 120 Sticker fee (one year period) $10.00. 46- 120 Replacement Sticker $5.00.

ADOPTED and PASSED this 1 11h day of March, 2014.

Michael Bossert,

ATTEST: C&Itz- Bruce Clark, County Clerk

5 COMMITTEE REPORT

Planning, Zoning, and Agriculture To the Honorable County Board of Kankakee County:

Your committee, to whom was referred the matter of:

Beg to submit the following report on the matter before them:

The committee recommends the adoption of said resolution herewith submitted.

All of which is respectfully submitted:

Committee Aye Nay Abstain Members Mr. Tripp

Mr. Washington Mr. Stauffenberg \ Mr. James

Mr. Vickery

Mr. Tholen

Ms. Polk

Mr. Flett

Mr. Wheeler

Mr. Reid

v, l~ Mr. Einfeldt

Mr. Bossert

Mr. Olthoff

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Co I & td,nanC (Issue) Resolution: 2O/ U1 03 /) cZ

Resolution of the County Board Of Kankakee County, Illinois

RESOLUTION DECLARING HONORARY STREET NAMES FOR SIX SEGMENTS OF HIGHWAY LOCATED IN PEMBROKE TOWNSHIP.

WHEREAS, the County Board of the County of Kankakee has the authority to name or change the name of any street, lane, road, or highway in the unincorporated area of the county according to 55 ILCS 5/5-1067; and

WHEREAS, it has been requested to declare honorary road names for six segments of highway located in the unincorporated area of Pembroke Township.

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, the County of Kankakee declares the following honorary names be marked on the corresponding highways:

Road From To Honorary Name

6000 S Rd 17000 E Rd 17250 E Rd Ottaway — Williams Rd 7500 S Rd 16000 E Rd 17000 E Rd Yarborough-Mitchell Rd 16000 E Rd 7000 S Rd 8000 S Rd Howard Rd 17000 E Rd 6000 S Rd 7000 S Rd Prophet James Rd

17000 E Rd 7000 S Rd 8000 S Rd Weathersby - Henderson Rd 17250 E Rd 6000 S Rd 7000 S Rd Lee Hardinson Rd

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Pembroke Township Road District be requested to erect at suitable locations consistent with State and Federal regulations, the appropriate signs giving notice of the honorary names.

I, Bruce Clark, County Clerk in and for said County, in the State aforesaid, and keeper of the records and files thereof, as provided by statute, do hereby certify the foregoing to be a true, perfect and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the County Board of Kankakee County, at its adjourned meeting held at Kankakee, on March 11, 2014.

IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said County at my office in Kankakee, in said County, this 11th day of March, 2014.

AC,Z-, 0~~ Bruce Clark, County Clerk

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1 ml. SCALE: COMMITTEE REPORT

Highway and Bridge Committee

To the Honorable County Board of Kankakee County:

Your committee, to whom was referred the matter of:

Beg to submit the following report on the matter before them:

The committee recommends the adoption of said resolution herewith submitted.

All of which is respectfully submitted:

Committee Aye Nay Abstain Members Mr. James

, Mr. Vickery

Mr. Olthoff

Mr. Flett

Mr. Skutt

Mr. Byrne

Mr. Sirois

Mr. Liehr

Mr. Hildebrand

rw Mr. Howard

Mr. Bossed

Mr. Tripp

Mr. Hess

bo' brwr n k(,Aw(Issue Reso1ution:0/ LI ii -e7 I Resolution of the County Board Of Kankakee County, Illinois

RESOLUTION DECLARING HONORARY STREET NAME OF GOBIN SCHOOL RD IN PEMBROKE TOWNSHIP.

WHEREAS, it has been requested to declare an honorary road name to a segment of highway located in the unincorporated area of Pembroke Township.

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, the County of Kankakee declares 7000 S Road between 17000 E Road and 18000 E Road in unincorporated Pembroke Township to be marked "Honorary Gobin School Rd.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Kankakee County Highway Department be requested to erect at suitable locations consistent with State and Federal regulations, the appropriate signs giving notice of the honorary name.

IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said County at my office in Kankakee, in said County, this 11th day of March, 2014.

BlCounty Clerk

(SEAL)

COMMITTEE REPORT

Highway and Bridge Committee

To the Honorable County Board of Kankakee County:

Your committee, to whom was referred the matter of:

Beg to submit the following report on the matter before them:

The committee recommends the adoption of said resolution herewith submitted.

All of which is respectfully submitted:

Committee Aye Nay Abstain Members Mr. James

Mr. Vickery

Mr. Olthoff

Mr. Flett

Mr. Skutt

Mr. Byrne

Mr. Sirois

Mr. Liehr

Mr. Hildebrand

Mr. Howard

Mr. Bossert V

Mr. Tripp

Mr. Hess

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'- (Issue 10 U1 Resolution # 2014-03-11-28

Resolution of the County Board of Kankakee County, Illinois

RE: RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING KANKAKEE COUNTY TO PURCHASE REAL ESTATE FOR A NEW ANIMAL CONTROL FACILITY

WHEREAS, said property to be purchased is commonly described as 3583 S. Route 45/52, Kankakee, Illinois and legally described as "The South Half of the North Half of the North Half of the Northwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 20, Township 30 North, Range 13 West of the Second Principal Meridian situated in Kankakee County, Illinois, containing 5 acres, more or less" with a Property Index Number of: (13)17-20-300-002; and,

ADOPTED and PASSED this 11th day of March, 2014.

Michael Bossert, County oard Chairman

Bruce Clark, County Clerk COMMITTEE REPORT

Community Services

To the Honorable County Board of Kankakee County:

Your committee, to whom was referred the matter of:

Beg to submit the following report on the matter before them:

The committee recommends the adoption of said resolution herewith submitted.

All of which is respectfully submitted:

Committee Aye Nay Abstain Members Mr. LaGesse Mr. Enz

Mr. McConnell

Ms. Polk

Mr. Mulcahy '

Mr. Snipes

Mr. Sirois

Mr. Liehr

Mr. Howard

Mr. Reid

Ms. Webber

Mr. Bossert -

Mr. James

Mr. Hess

A-0 '3 kK-) 0010 ursto Fropc r_ fs~m ss ue) \\J\ firnvi1 C,on1ro / Resolution No: 2014-03-11 -29 Resolution of the County Board of Kankakee County, Illinois

RE: AMENDED - COMBINED ANNUAL BUDGET AND APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE FOR KANKAKEE COUNTY, ILLINOIS 2013-2014 FISCAL YEAR

WHEREAS, at its November 12, 2013, meeting the Finance Committee of the Kankakee County Board determined the amount of money estimated and deemed necessary to meet and defray the legal liabilities of necessary expenses that were incurred from December 1, 2013, through November 30, 2014, and listed their specific detailed budget adjustments by itemizing county expenditures for the 2013-2014 general fund budget; and, WHEREAS, the 2013-2014 fiscal year began December 1, 2013, and ends November 30, 2014, and it was determined at the March 6, 2014, Finance Committee Meeting, that revenue and expenditures for the general fund budget have decreased and was not previously identified when the 2013-2014 budget was adopted under resolution 2013- 11-27-165; and,

WHEREAS, the original FY2013-2014 Budget for revenues was previously presented and passed at the November 27, 2013 County Board Meeting in the approximate amount of $33,200,686 for the general fund, however cuts in revenue are now identified (see exhibit A) and should be amended to $32,125,984; and,

WHEREAS, the original FY2013-2014 Budget for expenditures was previously presented and passed at the November 27, 2013 County Board Meeting in the approximate amount of $33,200,686 for the general fund, however cuts in expenditures are now identified (see exhibit A) and should be amended to $31,891,584; and,

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Kankakee County Board that the attached recommended budget amendment fy 2013-2014 is hereby adopted and appropriated as the Amended-Combined Annual Budget and Appropriation Ordinance for Kankakee County, Illinois for the fiscal year beginning December 1, 2013, and ending November 30, 2014.

BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED by the Kankakee County Board that the amounts listed as amendments to the 2013-2014 budget amounts for the fiscal year from December 1 2013, through November 30, 2014, are hereby identified as decreases in revenue and expense (see Exhibit A) for the purposes herein specified, as may be authorized by law. BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED that the amended budget herein made and ordained be known as the Amended Combined Budget and Appropriation Ordinance of Kankakee County, State of Illinois, for fiscal year 2013-2014 and shall reflect the amendment as evidenced by Exhibit A.

PRESENTED, APPROVED and ORDAINED by the County Board of Kankakee County, Illinois, at its meeting of March 11, 2014.

MichafBossert, CountyBrd Chairman

ATTEST:

Bruce Clark, County Clerk FY14 General Fund 3/6/2014 Revenue Worksheet

2012 Draft 2013 FY14 Original Amended Projected Revenues Actual Actual Budget FY14 Budget FYI Budget

Administration Dept Property Tax 4,721,370 4,577,355 4366,903 4,366.903 4,366.903 Sales Tax 7,037,167 7.221,899 7,125,562 4,125,562 4,125,562 Replacement Tax 864,184 958,025 950,000 950,000 950,000 Inheritance Tax 65,515 0 0 0 0 State Income Tax 2,521.619 2.734,356 2,750,000 2,750,000 2,750,000 Local Use Tax 448,154 485.401 485,000 485,000 485,000 Video Gaming Tax 408 19,472 20,000 20.000 25,000 Cable TV Franchise Tax 247.612 210.775 225,000 225,000 225.000 Misc Income 10,883 7,314 10.000 10.000 10,000 Vending Machine Income 845 814 1,000 1,000 1,000 Co Convention & Visitor Fee 1,200 1,200 1,200 1,200 1,200 Courthouse Grant 0 93.480 295,000 295,000 0 Electric Aggregation 0 0 0 150.000 150.000 Transfer In 4,516 0 5,000 5.000 5,000 Department Total 15,923,473 16,310,091 16,234,665 13,384,665 13,094.665

Treasurer Dept Indemnity Fees 38,310 39,380 40,000 40,000 40,000 Tax Penalties 495.834 491,756 525.000 525,000 525.000 Interest-Checking 1.694 1,529 1.500 1,500 1.500 Interest - Investments 1.761 3,686 5,000 5,000 5,000 Interest - Tax Disbursement 133 113 250 250 250 Department Total 537,732 536,464 571.750 571,750 571,750

County Clerk Co Clerk Fees 48,819 56,478 70.000 120.000 150,000 Marriage Licenses 10.140 10,560 11,000 11,000 11,000 Redemption Fees 33,320 35,009 40,000 40.000 40,000

Misc. Certificate Fees 68,513 69.521 75,000 75,000 . 75,000 Liquor Licenses 24.500 21,350 24.000 24,000 24,000 Gaming Machine Lic 2.040 1,060 2.500 2,500 2,500 Raffle Permit Fees 20 26 50 50 50 Department Total 187352 194,004 222,550 272,550 302,550

Elections Voter Registration Grant 27,500 26,919 11,825. 11,825 11.825 Election Assistance Grant 63.607 0 0 0 0 Polling Place Accessibility 3,118 4,741 4,741 4.741 4.741 Co Clerk Equip Grant 0 0 9,600 9.600 0 GIA Salary 30,178 0 17.000 17.000 17.000 Department Total 124,401 31,660 43,166 43,166 33,566

Page 1of 4 2012 Draft 2013 FY14 Original Amended Projected Actual Actual Budget FYI Budget FYI Budget Recorder RHSPS Fee 14,638 4.727 0 0 0 Recorder Fees 371,419 415,671 440,000 515,000 515,000 Department Total 386,057 420,398 440,000 515,000 515,000

Assessments GIA Salary 32,900 33,558 32,900 32,900 33,558 Assess Sale/Maps 19,754 21,093 15,000 15,000 20,000 Department Total 52,654 54,651 47,900 47,900 53,558

Planning-Non Grant Contractor Lic 80,900 80,700 85,000 85,000 85,000 Build/Plan Fees Regular 190,657 374,049 200,000 275,000 275,000 Wind Farm 0 0 0 850.000 0 Code Enforcement 9,750 18,010 20,000 20,000 20,000 Maps/Fees 15,420 14,992 15,000 15,000 15,000 ZBA Fees 11,165 6,450 8,000 8,000 8,000 Non-Grant Dept Total 307,892 494,201 328,000 1,253,000 403,000

Planning/ED Grants 910-Trans Grant 170,278 169,442 175,000 175,000 175,000 915-Energy Block Grant 120,411 0 0 0 0 925-Metro Planning Grant 32,359 40,677 30,000 30,000 30,000 935-Rural Transportation Gr 13,431 4,324 0 0 0 945-SPR Traffic Safety 9,730 10,270 20,000 20,000 20,000 985-Long Range Planning 0 0 0 200,000 100.000 Grant Dept Total 346,209 240,713 225,000 425,000 325,000

Circuit Clerk Dept Clerk Fees 752,987 631,255 650.000 650,000 650,000 Bond Office Retainer 136,275 137,057 140,000 140,000 140,000 Citation/Asset Discovery 465 890 500 500 500 Certified Mail 16.879 20,224 30,000 30,000 30.000 ILL State Police 210,719 222,230 230,000 230,000 230,000 Co Ordinance 62 711 300 300 300 Bond Forfeiture 125,067 99.172 120,000 120.000 120,000 Surcharge Fund 922 768 1.000 1.000 1,000 Trauma Fund 676 557 1.000 1,000 1,000 Publish Fee 64 0 100 100 100 Criminal & Civil Fine 58.919 37,413 45,000 45,000 45,000 SOS Police -Traffic 12,131 7.471 15,000 15,000 15.000 Spinal Cord Feó. 29 23 100 100 100 GF% Tickets 538,742 547,701 565,000 565,000 565,000 Department Total 1,853,937 1,705,472 1,798,000 1,798,000 1,798,000

Page 2 of 4

2012 Draft 2013 FY14 Original Amended Projected Actual Actual Budget FY14 Budget FY15 Budget Maint. & Child Support State of IL 37,330 31,359 35,000 35,000 35,000 Maint & Support Fees 27,811 27,204 18,000 18,000 18,000 Department Total 65,142 58,563 53,000 53,000 53.000

Cir. Courts Cir Clerk-Court Fees 55,052 46,520 50,000 50,000 50,000

Jury Commission Cir Clerk-Jury Demand Fee 40,700 43,299 45,000 45,000 45,000

SAO - Non Grant GIA Salary 151.677 150,677 151,677 151,677 151,677 Cir Clerk - SAO 58,194 57,729 60,000 60,000 60,000 Non Grant Dept Total 209,871 208,406 211,677 211.677 211.677

SAO-Grants 450-Sexual Assault 58,147 58,213 57,262 57,262 0 360-Stolen Auto 41.535 41,535 41.535 41.535 41,535 350-Child Support 61,838 0 0 0 0 345-IIS Grant 50,659 66,798 0 0 0 335-Drug Prosecution Grant 123,151 106,064 0 0 0 325-Appelate Prosc II 40,000 38.033 42,000 42,000 42,000 315-VOCA II 24,382 9,365 0 0 0 31 0-VOCA 28,067 46,768 57,894 57,894 57,894

Grant Dept Total 427,779 366,776 198.691 198,691 141 ,429

Public Def.-Non Grant Cir Clerk - P.D. Fees 64,838 55,346 60,000 60.000 60,000 P.D. GIA 53,723 53,123 53,723 53,723 53.723 Dept Total 118.362 108,469 113,723 113,723 113,723

Probation Non Grant GIA Salary 479,735 415,874 470,407 470,407 470,407 Juv Justice Center 40,906 14,096 20,000 20,000 20,000 Non Grant Dept Total 520,641 429,970 490,407 490,407 490,407

Probation Grants Redeploy IL Grant 0 0 267,000 267,000 267,000 450-Sexual Assault Grant 49.425 48,792 48.380 48,380 0 Grant Dept Total 49,425 48,792 315,380 315,380 267,000

DNDC Parental Reimb 110 110 500 500 500 Social Security 0 0 500 500 500 Medicade 3,461 9,909 10,000 10.000 10,000 Department Total 3,571 10,019 11,000 11,000 11,000

Page 3 of 4

2012 Draft 2013 FY14 Original Amended Projected Actual Actual Budget FYI Budget FYI Budget Sheriff-Non Grant Cir Clerk -Traffic/Cnm 34,747 41,792 45,000 45,000 45,000 Cir Clerk - Civil 1,204 728 1,500 1,500 1,500 Cir Clerk - Sheriff Fines 135,093 157,810 180,000 180,000 180,000 Cir Clerk - Arresting Agency 19,667 32,177 32,000 32,000 32,000 Civil Process Fees 230,000 300,000 300,000 300.000 300.000 DUI Equip 2,060 2,489 3,000 3,000 3,000 Dept of Rev - Seizure 5,626 20,311 9,000 9,000 9,000 Alarm Fees 270 330 200 200 200 Sheriff Vehicle Fee 10,069 17,756 20,000 20,000 20,000 Non Grant Dept Total 438.735 573,393 590,700 590,700 590.700

Sheriff - Grants COPS Tech Grant 0 0 0 0 0 Sexual Assault 52,738 47,924 49,362 49.362 0 Justice & Health Program 116,750 86,397 0 0 0 690-Tobacco 8.597 9,870 0 10.000 101,000 Highway Safety Project 0 5,447 0 0 0 670-Stolen Auto 85,569 85,569 85,569 85.569 85.569 Safety/Communication Grant 0 150,000 0 0 0 Boost IL Child Passenger 16,595 17,404 0 0 0 Grant Dept Total 280,249 402,611 134,931 144,931 95,569

Corrections - Non Grant Out of County-Rental 10,552,620 10,634,704 10,750,000 11,250,000 11,250.000 Transfers In 9,000 7.400 10,000 10,000 10,000 Municipal Booking Fee 19.398 17,238 20,000 20,000 20.000 Fee to make Bond 12,184 9.089 15,000 15.000 15,000 Inmate Room & Board 6.655 8.728 10.000 10,000 10,000 Mileage 2,822 3,940 3,000 3,000 3.000 Inmate Telephone 159,024 181,124 190.000 190,000 190.000 Inmate Social Security 17,000 10.000 12,000 12.000 12,000 Department Total 10,778,703 10.872,223 11,010,000 11,510,000 11,510,000

ESDA - Grants 2nd Chance Citizen Corp 48 10,000 0 0 0 Haz-Mat 8,634 2,112 0 0 0 EPMG Grant 1.794 0 0 0 0 Citizens Corps 5,000 0 0 0 0 Hopkins Park Siren Grant 0 0 0 0 0 520-IONS 24,017 23.240 19,694 19,694 19,694 510-IEMA 42.513 42.752 27,452 42,750 42.750 Department Total 82,006 78,104 47,146 62,444 62,444

Coroner Equipment Grant 2,478 5,461 0 0 0 St of ILL-Autopsy 0 0 0 0 0 Reports/Fees 17.476 - 22,607 18,000 18,000 18,000 Department Total 19,954 28,068 18,000 18,000 18,000 GF Revenue Total 32,808,349 33,264,768 33,200,686 32,125,984 30,757,038

Page 4 of 4 FY14 General Fund 3/6/2014 Expense Worksheet

2012 Draft 2013 FY14 Original Amended Projected Revenue Summary Actual Actual Budget FY14 Budget FY15 Budget Total Revenue 32,808,349 33,264,768 33,200,686 32,125,984 30,757,038

2012 Draft 2013 FYI Original Amended Projected Expenditures Actual Actual Budget FYI Budget FY15 Budget Administration 387,667 446,822 427,527 348,000 328,000 Treasurer 207,310 211,214 196,508 166,000 150,000 County Clerk 187,059 181,298 177,974 150,000 136,000 Elections 555,387 459,805 550,000 490,000 390,000 Polling Place Accessibility 3,116 4,741 4,741 4,741 4,741 Election Assistance Grant 63,607 0 0 0 0 Co Clerk Equipment Grant 0 0 9,600 9,600 9,600 Voter Registration Grant 27,500 26,919 26,919 26,919 26,919 Recorder 137,499 149,497 152,412 128,000 116,000 Assessments 363,209 385,811 353,742 298,000 271,000 Board of Reviews 25,592 29,271 30,000 30,000 30,000 Planning-Non Grant 632,695 603,479 610,201 455,000 415,000 Planning/ED Grants Transportation Grant 227,460 234,261 225,000 225,000 225,000 SPR Traffic Safety Grant 12,270 13,371 20,000 20,000 20,000 Rural Transportation Grant 14,558 4,490 0 0 0 Cluster Analysis 0 35,291 0 0 0 Metro Planning Grant 33,416 40,677 41,166 41,166 41,166 Long Range Planning 0 0 0 200,000 100,000 Information Services 269,495 221,850 248,619 210,000 190,000 Building & Grounds 1,387,153 1,149,191 1,087,010 918,000 834,000 Courthouse Grant 0 93,480 295,000 295,000 295,000 Health Ins 3,951,818 4,038,967 3,950,000 3,700,000 3,700,000 Utilities 1,010,544 1,116,216 1,095,000 1,200,000 1,200,000 Contingency 0 0 300,000 500,000 500,000 Auditor 110,521 111,119 115,139 97,000 88,000 ZBA-BOA 7,422 5,677 7,707 6,500 5,900 ROE (Schools) 221,087 240,087 228,083 190,000 175,000 Truancy/safe schools 112,274 129,978 123,479 95,000 95,000 Finance 127,141 133,286 136,302 124,000 115,000 Capital Development 2,421,160 2,747,838 2,536,239 2,527,000 2,094.609 Circuit Clerk 590,710 852,175 805,546 805,000 680,000 Maint & Child Support 33,845 46,632 45,141 38,000 34,000 Circuit Courts 323,943 337,962 320,788 271,000 246,000 Jury 156,842 158,781 157,370 132.000 120,000 SAO-Nôn Grant 1,096,077 1,117,916 1,115.312 980,000 942,000 I 1 H1 I 1

2012 Draft 2013 FY14 Original Amended Projected SAO Grants Actual Actual Budget FY14 Budget FYI Budget Victims Coord. Servs 28,392 49,462 57,894 57,894 57,894 VOCAII 26,414 9,781 0 0 0 Appelate Prosc II 56.120 40,300 45,300 45,300 45,300 Drug Prosecution Grant 123,151 106,064 0 0 0 uS Grant 50,659 66,798 0 0 0 Stolen Auto-SAO 63,015 61,448 62,500 62,500 62,500 Child Support 55,348 0 0 0 0 Sexual Assault 148,899 153,561 139,421 139,421 0 Public Defender 786,587 815,902 771,982 720,000 652,000 Probation 1,107,305 1,167,290 1,112,344 980,000 939,000 Redeploy IL Grant 0 0 267,000 267,000 267,000 Sexual Assault 95,041 101,347 84,096 84,096 0 Juvenile Detention Center 875,547 801,725 850,000 850,000 850,000 D.N.D.C. 155,515 49,674 70,000 59,000 53,000 Sheriff -Non Grant 4,455,763 4,697,452 4,124,471 3,200,000 3,100,000 Sheriff Grants Sexual Assault 70,203 63,422 65,816 65,816 0 Stolen Auto 120,993 124,940 111,676 111,676 111,676 Highway Safety Project 0 5,447 0 0 0 Justice/Health Program 116,752 86.397 0 0 0 Safety/Communication 87,852 152,194 0 0 0 Boost IL Child Passenger 16,769 17,432 0 0 0 Tobacco Enforcement 8,597 9,870 0 10,000 10,000 Corrections 9,383,361 10,066,311 8,909,478 9,500,000 9,500,000 Auxiliary 1,720 5,332 1,973 1,600 1,500 E.S.D.A.-Non Grant 83,718 78,413 72,398 61,000 55,000 ESDA Grants 0 IEMA 57,240 42,752 41,225 41,225 41,225 IDNS 24,653 26,308 19,694 19,694 19,694 HAZ-MAT 8,633 1;862 0 0 0 EPMG Grant .1,794 0 0 0 0 Citizens Corp Program 5,116 0 0 0 0 2nd Citizens Corp Program 48 10,261 0 0 0 IESMA. 0 0 0 .0 0 Merit Commission 10,827 512 4,981 4,200 3,800 KanCom Dispatch 555,479 550,768 578,200 578,200 578,200 Coroner 380,742 422,881 417,713 352,000 320,000 Equipment Grant 2,478 5,461 0 0 0 TOTAL EXPENDITURES 33,691,373 35,127,205 33,200,686 31,891,548 30,245,724 Difference (883,024) (1,862,437) 0 234,436 511,314

Fund Balance Beginning Fund Balance 1,528,219 645,195 (1,217,242) (982,806)

Ending Fund Balance 645,195 (1,217,242) (982,806) (471.492) COMMITTEE REPORT Finance

To the Honorable County Board of Kankakee County:

Your committee, to whom was referred the matter of:

Beg to submit the following report on the matter before them:

The committee recommends the adoption of said resolution herewith submitted.

All of which is respectfully submitted:

Committee Aye Nay Abstain Members Mr. Tripp

Mr. Washington

Mr. LaGesse

Mr. Vickery

Mr. Olthoff /

Mr. E nz

Mr. Whitis Mr. Mulcahy 1AU - Mr. Dodge

Mr. Sirois

Ms. Webber

Mr. Bossert -

Mr. Stauffenberg

Mr. Hess

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